Can people really speak in tongues today? What does the Bible mean what it says "tongues?" This is the topic we tackle from a call in question on this episode of Bible Detox. Call in with your own question at 347-91- DETOX.

Is the story of the Rich man and Lazarus a teaching on hell, or is it much more in a broader context? If you have only heard the meaning of this story from Luke 16:19-31, then it is our position that you have never fully understood what Jesus is talking about here. This is just a part of a conversation that Jesus is having, and to gain understanding we must start at the beginning of the conversation in Luke 15:1. Let's dive in and find out why this is a parable, and why the Bible does not teach the lost will burn forever.

So, what's the big deal about the resurrection of the dead? Is it true that those who have died in Christ are already in Heaven? If so, then how can it be called a resurrection? Could it be that the Bible means what it says when it states that Jesus raises the dead at His return? Why does the prominent teaching today teach that people are alive the same day they die? We'll answer all of these questions and more on this episode.

What is a spirit? Most say that 'spirit' is another name for 'soul.' The prominent teaching is that your spirit (which is you) will escape your body at death and go to some kind of a spirit world...But is this what the Word of God says? Find out in this Episode of Bible Detox. Contact us (call or text anytime) at 347-91-DETOX for any comments, questions, or prayer requests.

What is a soul? Do you have a soul or are you a soul? Those are very different options, and have vastly different outcomes. Defining the make up of mankind will help us to properly understand who we are and how God created us. Let's look at the Bible and let it tell us what the truth is and what is error.

In this first Episode, Ken Matey challenges the listener to let our authority be the Word of God and not tradition or teachers. Would you be willing to let truth change what you believe? There's a price to pay in different areas of life (socially, relationally, and sometimes financially) when you publicly change your position on Biblical issues.