In Proverbs, we are warned not to ignore God's Word. There is an urgency to responding to God’s voice… and a finality to ignoring it.

Psychosis, Bipolar disorder, and Schizoaffective disorder are all chronic mental health conditions that we will discuss in our podcast. Also, Scriptural encouragements that were found in the battle for the mind.

What is divine simplicity? And, how is divine simplicity relevant to the Gospel and my personal Christian life?

Formalist—religion that is in form only, but without genuineness.

Hypocrisy—religion that focuses on externalities in others, while neglecting one's own spiritual health internally.

We will discuss what these men represent and the danger Bunyan warns us about. 

According to the Bible, men and women are intentionally created with distinct roles, and God has designed them with different responsibilities within the family, church, and other areas. We will explore some of the challenges and questions that may arise.

Adoption is giving to someone the name, place, and privileges of a son or daughter who is not a son or daughter by birth. We, as Christians, are adopted by God according to Ephesians 1:5, knowing that, through the power of the Gospel, God saves everyone who believes. When you place your faith in Christ, He transforms every part of your life.

Through this discussion on typology, you see how the Old Testament reveals the person of Christ, connecting the whole biblical narrative together into one storyline–the redemption of Christ.

Proverbs 1:8-10 “Hear, my son, your father's instruction, and forsake not your mother's teaching, for they are a graceful garland for your head and pendants for your neck. My son, if sinners entice you, do not consent.

Wisdom is Kingly/royal

Wisdom is correction and instruction

Wisdom is knowing good from evil

Wisdom is obtaining guidance.

Corey will explain the terms we need to know about typology and how it helps us see how the whole Bible fits together.