What are the right questions to ask yourself in order to go about changing your life, according to the Bible?

How does God go about changing your life? Through the work of the Holy Spirit. But what does that look like?

Today, we talk about what the Bible says about life transformation.

What happens when the life change that is promised in Christianity not only fails, but seems to make things worse? Too few are talking about such issues in American Evangelicalism today. We're here to expose that and give people hope. You can change, but it's going to look different than the quick-and-easy solutions that so many Christians unfortunately peddle today.

"Jesus will change your life!" But does he? Is that what he promises in the Good News? Brax Carvette and Preston Schmiedel begin to discuss the question.

The Bible has some surprising things to say about gender.

What does someone experience as being gay and Christian purity have to do with each other? We'll talk about that and more in this podcast episode.

How I try to answer the question that is asked to some many Christians by so many people.

This is a class discussion centered around these questions:

1. How can you say that Christianity is true when there are all these other religions?

2. Isn't it arrogant to say you're right and they're wrong (or, at least, improbable)?

3. Aren't you a Christian just because of where you grew up?

4. Can you live with the idea that everyone else who doesn't believe in Jesus is going to an eternal torture chamber?

This week, Isaiah Cruz and I talk about whether or not someone who commits suicide will go to heaven. With this, we talk about the importance of asking why someone asks you any question, anxiety, depression, the kingdom of God, assurance of salvation, and more! If you would like to ask your own question, use the link to the Google Doc that was sent to your email!