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In this episode, we explore the identity of the Nephilim in Genesis and discuss common questions about dinosaurs and Noah’s ark. What does the Bible actually say, and what are we left to interpret? We aim to bring clarity, context, and thoughtful perspective to some of Scripture’s most debated topics.

In the midst of judgment, God provided a way of rescue through the ark—His plan of salvation for those who would trust and obey. Noah’s ark is more than a story of deliverance; it points us to the greater salvation found in Christ, where all who are found in Him are safe from judgment. Join us as we see how God’s rescue then reveals His saving grace for us today.

As humanity multiplied, so did the depth of sin, spreading corruption across the earth and revealing the brokenness of the human heart. Yet even as darkness grew, God’s grace was not absent—He remained faithful, extending mercy in the midst of judgment. Join us as we see how this passage not only sets the stage for Noah’s ark, but points us to the greater hope found in God’s redeeming grace.

The account of Cain and Abel, revealing how quickly sin takes root and spreads in the human heart. Yet even in the midst of judgment, God’s grace is evident—pursuing, warning, and marking Cain—reminding us that His mercy remains even as wickedness grows.

The first choice traces the moment in Genesis 3 when humanity moves from trusting God’s perfect design to choosing their own way, ushering sin and brokenness into the world. In that first choice, we see both the devastating consequences of disobedience and the beginning of God’s redemptive plan. This passage invites us to examine our own choices and recognize our need for the grace God provides.

In this episode, we talk about why Christians gather for worship on Sundays, what the Sabbath was designed to be, and how it’s meant to be a gift rather than a rulebook. We explore how to practice Sabbath without becoming legalistic, along with practical steps for building rhythms of rest into your life. Pastor David also shares what his ideal Sabbath day looks like… which may or may not involve Star Wars movies.

From the beginning, God established a rhythm of work, rest, and worship—showing that rest is not weakness, but a gift for renewal. Sabbath reminds us that we are created to be restored physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually in Him.

After salvation, our spiritual growth has several inputs that include

discipleship from others, personal devotions/bible study, our response

to sermons, the work of the Holy Spirit within us and more. We were

declared “Positionally Righteous” through our Justification by Faith in

the Lord Jesus Christ and now we work on our “Practical

Righteousness” (Sanctification) as we acknowledge and repent from

wrongful thoughts and sins the Holy Spirit reveals to us. We are called

to “examine ourselves” along our way. What if there were alarms or

“Sin Detectors” we had to walk through to help us examine ourselves?

Created in His image, we are set apart with dignity, purpose, and responsibility. In a world that works to redefine, diminish, or erase this truth, Scripture calls us back to our identity as image-bearers of God.

After a six-month break, The B-Side returns with a conversation on evolution—what it means, what the evidence shows, and why interpretation matters. We discuss rock layers, transitional fossils, dating methods, and how our approach to science reveals deeper assumptions about Scripture and faith. We end by revisiting a crucial question: When did sin enter the world?

We’re back… maybe. 😉