In this episode, Dr. Jakway and Pastor Leo answer the question: Why do so many Christians believe in the rapture of the church, when the word “rapture” appears nowhere in the Bible? 

In this episode, Dr. Jakway and Pastor Leo answer the question: There is something very bizarre in Mark chapter 5. Jesus used demons to destroy a herd of pigs, which ran into the sea and drowned. How can you defend that act of cruelty to animals? Why did Jesus do that? 

In this episode, Dr. Jakway and Pastor Leo answer the question: Why did Jesus heal the blind man by putting mud on his eyes, and making him wash in the Pool of Siloam? He could have healed him without the mud, so wasn’t Jesus being unkind to make a blind man find his way to the pool?

In this episode, Dr. Jakway and Pastor Leo answer the question: Why did God make Jephthah murder his daughter?

In this episode, Dr. Jakway and Pastor Leo answer the question: What is the Mark of the Beast? Do some people already have it? And is it possible for someone to take the mark without knowing it, like if they got the Covid vaccine?

In this episode, Dr. Jakway and Pastor Leo address that in the Book of Jude, v.20, it says believers should “pray in the Holy Spirit.” What does that mean? Some say it is teaching that Christians can have a private prayer language where they pray in tongues. Is that correct? 

In this episode, Dr. Jakway and Pastor Leo answer the question: "Since Jesus was sinless, why did he get baptized by John the Baptist? It didn’t symbolize a new relationship with God, so what was the point?"

In this episode, Courtney shows Dr. Jakway and Pastor Leo an anti-christian meme that shows Jesus surrounded by other gods. It says: “There are almost 5,000 gods being worshiped by humanity. But don’t worry... only yours is right.” 

In this episode, Dr. Jakway and Pastor Leo answer the question: "Acts 2:38 says people should be baptized for the forgiveness of sin, so doesn’t that mean baptism is required for salvation?"

In this episode, Dr. Jakway and Pastor Leo answer the question: "Why did God tell Abraham to sacrifice his child as a burnt offering? How was that fair to Isaac? How could a loving God do that?"