The Affectionate Authority of God
We look at Proverbs 1 and the affectionate authority of God the Father. His desire was not to create everyone and then sit back and watch it unfold, b...
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Join us as we explore the Word of God, the need for the Gospel, and its impact on the lives of believers and unbelievers. Music by At The Threshold. Artwork by Jonathan Riddle.
Tradition! (Part 2)
We look at tradition and Scripture, and the real problems when Christians elevate tradition to the level of Scripture or even place it above Scripture...
Tradition! (Part 1)
It's a common theme in the New Testament: The scribes or Pharisees often came to Jesus with "questions" that weren't really even questions. ...
Physical Affliction & Walking with Jesus - Part 2 (feat. Julius Sitterlee)
Back in October of 2019, we interviewed a good friend Julius Sitterlee, whose life was dramatically changed after a doctor prescribed a medicine that ...
The Belief of a Devil in Perilous Times
Often, those who "have a form of godliness but deny the power thereof" do say they believe in Jesus. And yet, they stay in their sin, they are not sav...
The Heart (feat. Jonathan McMasters)
Scripture speaks a great deal about the heart. It is "deceitful" and "desperately wicked" (Jer. 17:9), it is the source of our sin and defilement (Mat...
A Form of Godliness in Perilous Times
Today we look at the difference between interacting with Jesus as He is and interacting with morality, or theology, or social norms. There is an etern...
Who Convinced You?
We spend some time in Acts 2 and the preaching and response during Pentecost. Scripture says "they were pricked in their hearts" upon hearing the prea...
Politics & Jesus Christ (feat. The Liberty Belle)
If you've been listening to the podcast for a while, you might be curious as to why we would discuss politics on this show. Take a step outside t...
Salvation (Part 3)
God initiated salvation. His response to sin is judgement and He judges between that which is sin and not sin. There's a difference between goodn...