In this episode, we look further into the process of the Flood, including some of the general timeline of what was going on in the world, while Noah, his wife, his sons, and his daughters-in-law were safe and secure within the Ark.

In this episode, I take a look at the problem of materialism in affecting how both Christians and non-Christians perceive Biblical Christianity.

In this episode, we examine the initial encounter between Noah and God, and the monumental unfolding that was about to take place.

In this episode, I spend a bit of time discussing the power of language and the result of applying flawed logic. 

In this episode, I talk a little about the consequences of a worldview framed by pride. We look at some recent examples of how the prideful heart has misled many into what are essentially secular religions dedicated to the self and identity, even at the expense of dignity. 

In this episode of our Study Series on Islam, we dive into the Qur'an, in one of the earliest chronological texts, Surah 96.

In this episode, I discuss the ongoing culture war being waged against our children. We talk about the insanity going down in Hazard, KY with the town mayor receiving student lap dances, but we also discuss fathers taking an active and responsible role in the daily lives of their children and the lives of neighborhood children at their local high school.

In this installment of our Bible Study Series, we examine the lineage of Adam and Eve, the murder of Abel, and Cain's banishment. We look at a few key individuals, a popular controversy, and the turn of events leading up to the cataclysm of the flood.

In this episode, we take a look at the dark realities of a world governed not by moral absolutes but by political and cultural ideological trends. 

In this episode, I discuss the real threat posed by issues like COVID19... and it has nothing to do with your physical health. We living in an age, where the flesh is all-too-often given preeminence over spiritual matters, and this issue is no different. We examine the nature of true worship of God and compare that to the masses huddled in fear (or prohibiting gathering altogether) over matters of the flesh while letting their spiritual responsibilities go unattended.