Bible Bomb

In this episode we will conclude the Morman mini series with a discussion about racism and polygamy in the Morman scriptures and history as well as their views on what the Bible says about proxy baptism.

In this episode we continue our Morman mini series with a discussion on the interesting views Mormans have on the nature of God/Gods such as The Father having a physical body, Polytheism, where Jesus came from and more!

In this episode we kick off the Mormanism mini series with a very important topic... can the Mormon scriptures be trusted? We will discuss the Joseph Smith translation of the Bible, the book of Mormon, Book of Abraham and more!

In this episode we talk about how a woman's desire to wear imodest clothing compares to a man's struggle to control themselves. So that we can better understand each other's temptations as well as our own.

In this episode we are going to focus on the other side of the coin and look at the value of unity, how to stay united, when is it appropriate to divide and more.

Sometimes we are okay with compromising on truth for the sake of unity or just to avoid confrontation, but this is not always acceptable for the Christian. In part 1 we will focus on the value of teaching and protecting the true doctrine of God's word.

Election year, everyones favorite time to talk about politics. We'll throw our hat in the ring and look through a biblical lense at some of the crazy policies and ideas the Democrat party is putting forward.

Let's talk about things like... what elders are, how to become one, should your congregation have them, etc.

The second half of Romans 7 is very often misunderstood to be referring to Paul's life with sin after being saved. In this episode we make the case that Paul is referring to his past life before salvation.

We had a similar conversation concerning Halloween but Christmas is a whole different ballgame, some Christians believe it would be wrong not to celebrate this holiday and some believe it is wrong to celebrate this holiday. What about secular traditions?