In tonight 's Shallow End episode, we look at Christmas, the history and the truth behind the many Christian legends and practices that surround the holiday. Things are not always the way they are presented in church, and this episode will give you a much greater understanding of what happened

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After the chaos of election season, we need a more fun episode. Tonight we will look at three myths associated with the Bible and Church Tradition. We will look at how the mythical unicorn got into the Bible, how Saint Christopher became one of the Cynocephali (the dog headed men) and we will delve into the legend of the immortal Wandering Jew.

In tonight's SE episode, we look at Balaam, the prophet for profit, his talking Jenny (female ass) and his role in the Baal of Peor incident that causes God to kill 24,000 Israelites.

A re-release of an earlier episode with out the annoying background music from before.

One of the enduring controversies in Christianity is God’s attitude toward possessions and wealth in particular.

Does God hate rich people? Some try to make that case, but what does the word of God say about people with money? Atheists say that the Bible is contradictory on money and wealth, but are they right? Some say God condemns the wealthy as being unable to get into heaven, but does he?

Tonight we will examine the mystery of how God feels about money. We will look at three men with different relationships to money. One who was rich, one who would commit blasphemies to get money and fame and one who was a slave, but not in the way you might think. The myths and dogmas about money are many, but we will shatter many beliefs with what God himself says about that most controversial of gifts, riches.

And what do we know of the redeemer himself? Was he rich or was he poor? Christian dogma will tell us Yeshua was a pauper, but the Bible hints that he may not have been as destitute as people believe. Could Yeshua have grown up rich?

Tonight's SE episode will delve into these and other questions about the relationship between God and money.

Tonight we delve into life and the third day of creation in this Deep End episode. We talk about evolution, DNA and the probability of life happening by random chance. It is delving into the third day of creation in a way that is sure to challenge many of your preconceived notions.

In this Deep End episode, we examine what is probably the most difficult of the creation days to get through. It is difficult from an understanding the science standpoint as well as vocabulary. But understanding the second day has profound implications for our understanding of the universe and for understanding the fact that science and scripture actually go hand in hand.

Tonight we wrap up our shallow end series on the Nephilim, and look at the return of the Nephilim and their legacy in the lands about the Jordan.

Tonight we look at the end of the reign of the Nephilim and discuss the flood of Noah and look at the ways the Nephilim returned. Brace yourself, the Bible does not say what most people think it says about the flood.

Tonight we delve into the antediluvian period, and look at exactly what happened during the days of Noah and how the Nephilim came to be and what they did. We also examine who their fathers, the Grigori or Watchers were, and delve into the possibility of numerical patterns and what they may mean.

Originally intended to be a two part series, this has now expanded into a three and possibly 4 part series on the Nephilim and their descendants, the Rephaim. Why do we need to know this? Yeshua suggests he will not return until it is as it was in the days of Noah, with the Nephilim wreaking havoc and Daniel also suggests these monstrous giants may return. Tonight we start setting up the history of how they came to be in this first part of this miniseries on the Nephilim and the vicious legacy they left to plague the children of Israel.