When we come to a crossroad on what it is we believe, we must discern the authority of who it is that speaks. We consider its evidences against what else is known and understood. In this podcast episode we will consider the authority of God and creation the authority of evolution and science.

Jesus explained to the two men on the road to Emmaus what was said throughout all the Scriptures concerning Himself. This episode looks at key Scriptures Jesus would likely had pointed to based on the clues He provided.

What if the living God of the Universe came to your town tomorrow? How would tomorrow be different than today? What would you see tomorrow that you didn't see today? What would you hear tomorrow that you didn't hear today? What would you taste tomorrow that you didn't taste today? What would your neighbors be doing tomorrow that they're not doing today? What would be going on in nature tomorrow that isn't occurring today? These extortionary differences are the credentials of the Messiah, as Matthew presents to us in his Gospel.

The Bible has an underlying story woven between it from Genesis to Revelation. That story is the Gospel. Not the gospel of Matthew, Mark, Luke, or John, but the story of God concerning His plan and His purpose.

The Bible records many surprise interactions Jesus has between believers and non believers. Some seek clarification while others question and challenge His authority. It is amazing to understand and learn the logic and reasoning Jesus uses to systematically address each person and group

What does saving faith look like? The Epistles interpret the significance of the events within the four gospels so we can know with certainty if we are truly and eternally saved.

The Old Testament speaks of the time before Jesus the Messiah came. The New Testament speaks of the time when Jesus the Messiah was here and walked on the Earth. Revelation speaks of the time when Jesus the Messiah will come again. But, where in the Bible does it speak of today, what you and I should be doing this very day? The Parables do, and are explained in this Podcast.

God did not author His Bible to be a mystery or to be misunderstood. Revelation is God's clear presentation from the mind of God concerning the things that must happen and it comes with a blessing to those that read it and listen.

Most of the world's religions began from a new vision or a new revelation, meaning the Bible plus the new vision or the Bible plus the new revelation. This podcast takes a look at the faiths by addition or by omission.

How do we know with absolute certainty that the Bible we read today is the same reliable and authentic version that existed centuries ago, and was not corrupted over the time since its origination? There are many verifying proofs that God preserves His Word, and Podcast episode 3 explores them.