Can Christians seek the help of mental health professionals in the same way we visit doctors about our physical well-being? Is it wrong to seek help outside of prayer? Dan and Jed discuss the vital role that both prayer and therapy can play in nurturing our mental health.

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Doubting what you believe is normal. Even faithful people of the New Testament had doubts. In this episode, Dan and Jed look at examples of faithful doubters, how trusting God is the key to working through moments of uncertainty, and then offer hope for a wavering faith.

What doubts do you have? Let us know in the comments or email us at [email protected].

Did you know that there are different types of confession? Are they all the same or do they serve different purposes? Dan and Jed discuss the importance of confession and how the different types are used, whether you're seeking forgiveness, sharing the Gospel, or looking for an accountability partner.

Have a question about a passage of scripture? Share the verse and your question in the comments or email [email protected].

Was Pual impersonated in some of the New Testament writings? Assumptions can change the way we view many things in the Bible, including authorship and the date of the writings. That leads to people assuming things that make it impossible for Paul to have written letters like 1 Timothy. So, did Paul write that particular letter?

Everyone uses the phrase and generally we are encouraged to not lie, but is that what John was saying in his gospel?

Dan and Jed explore the deeper meaning behind "the truth will set you free" found in John 8. They dive into the context of capital "T" Truth and how freedom only comes through a relationship with Jesus Christ.

Have a question about a passage of scripture? Share the verse and your question in the comments or email [email protected].

Preaching and mission trips are valuable and certainly part of the Lord's work, but they are only two of the ways we can serve God. Dan and Jed look at a few passages that reframe the Lord's work as any good deed carried out for the sake of the Kingdom.

Scripture References: 1 Corinthians 15:58, John 3:20-21, Ephesians 2:10, Acts 9:36, 2 Timothy 4:5, Titus 2:7, Titus 2:14, Acts 26:20, Galatians 6:10, 1 Peter 2:11-12, 1 Peter 3:15-16

"Fellowship" is often used to describe a church gathering or meal. But this isn't quite what John was getting at when he said, "so that you may have fellowship with us" in 1 John 1. This conversation explores joining, maintaining, and leaving the fellowship.

Scripture References: 1 John 1:3-9, John 21:24, John 17:9-20, Amos 3:3, John 8:31-32, 1 Corinthians 1:9, 1 Corinthians 10:16-17, 1 John 5:16, 1 John 2:4&6, John 17:3

There's a passage in Hebrews that says not everyone should be teachers. Have we missed something or misapplied this passage? Let's explore what the writer of Hebrews was trying to say and how we can better understand these verses. Remember, the Old Testament is so much more than historical accounts. We're also going to explore the importance of looking for and seeing Jesus in the Old Testament.

Scriptures Referenced: Hebrews 5:11-6:3, Hebrews 4:15, Hebrews 5:3-5, Acts 28:26-40, 2 Corinthians 3:14-15, Luke 24:44

There's been a marriage...of your two favorite series, Conversations with Dan and Passage Attack.

In this episode, Dan and Jed explore the "Word" in John 1:1-5. What did John intend when he used the word "logos" and how do many English translations skip a few steps when speaking to a modern audience? John was writing to pagans, could reading it the way he was speaking to them help us better appreciate his teaching style?

Scripture References: John 1:1-5, John 20:30-31, John 8:12, John 9, John 3:19, John 8:31

To close out 2022, let's look at the word faith. Too often it is simplified to a basic aknowledgement of belief, but this word is so much richer! To illustrate this, let's look at how John uses the term in his Gospel, how Paul uses it in Romans, and how it is used by the writer of Hebrews. Hopefully, it peaks your interest and encourages us all to have transformative faith in the new year.