In this episode, we explore what a commitment to living on every word that proceeds from the mouth of God might look like.

What is the difference between a coffee club and a church? In this episode, we explore the difficulties in determining the true nature of a church.

What are the spiritual disciplines? Why do we need to do them? Are these optional for Christians? In the episode, we'll explore what Paul meant when he told Timothy to “discipline yourself for the purpose of godliness” (1 Timothy 4:7).

How can our funerals point others to the truth that this world is not our home, and we await a kingdom that cannot be shaken? In this episode, we examine how can our funerals be used to testify all throughout of our hope in the gospel.

How did the people of God bury their own dead? In this episode, we think broadly and theologically about the doctrine of humanity and what it means to have a body, and what it means when that body dies.

What are the passage of the Bible that talk about cremation? In this episode, we explore three passages as well as examine the Bible’s conceptual world of fire and judgment.

How should Christians think about cremation? In this episode, we explore the history of cremation and how the Christian church has responded to it through the centuries.

How can we be earnest in our evangelism? In this episode, we explore how Spurgeon was a soul winner, and how we can be one, too.

In what way can the Puritans help us in our evangelism? In this episode, we explore how the Puritans differed greatly from us in the modern practice of evangelism.

What was the prayer of Spurgeon's mother that terrified him and made him weep? In this episode, we will explore the trouble that Spurgeon’s soul endured as he grappled with his sin.