Does God give us more than we can handle? On today's episode, we search the scriptures to see what the Bible really says. Thanks for listening!

How should we help others? Does God really only help those who have earned it? Today's talk includes helping people and the idea of life being a musical. Thanks for checking in!

The world tells us to repay our enemies and hate them. But Jesus said something entirely different in the sermon on the mount. He said that we are to love our enemies. How do we love those who hurt us? Maybe the first step is understanding who we are in connection to Jesus, realizing that we were once enemies of Him. How often do you spend time praying for them? This is a topic that is simple to understand, but hard to apply. As always, thanks for listening.

Some see the Bible as outdated and out of touch. So, we assume that it's pro-slavery and anti-women and etc. It's not any of those things. Some see the Bible as a good book, but think that the authors had an agenda or that it is just simply, not relevant anymore. So we kind of look at the Bible as we would a book on parenting from the 1950's. But could it be that the key to understanding the relevancy of the Bible, really hinges on how reliant the Bible is? The Bible is relevant because it's true. It's not true because it's relevant. "The word of the Lord stands forever."

On today's episode, we discuss the idea of "once saved, always saved." Is this idea biblical? Can a person "walk away?" We also discuss the idea of sin and assurance. Jason and Micah also talk about their least favorite and most underrated Thanksgiving foods. Thanks for listening!

On today's episode, we discuss the idea of, "You do you, and I'll do me, and we will arrive at the same place." Do all roads lead to the same place? Just because a building has the word "church" on it, does it mean that we all believe the same? What if my family taught me something different than what the Bible says? Are there multiple ways to God? Could it be that God is exclusive and inclusive at the same time? We discuss all of this on the podcast. Plus, we talk about persimmons, revivals, and root canals. Thanks for listening!

We live in a world that says, "Do what makes you happy." But is God's goal for us to be happy? Are holiness and happiness at war with each other? Maybe the way to understanding happiness is to understand what holiness is. Thanks for listening!