Amidst one of John the Baptist’s fiery sermons in Luke 3, he mentions that Jesus will come and baptize with “the Holy Spirit and with fire.” What does that mean? Who was he saying would receiving this (these?) type of baptism? And what does a winnowing fork have to do with it? If you ever need to take these conversations with you, make sure to check out our episodes on Apple Podcast and through Stitcher.

Do I have to give to the church or can I take care of it on my own? Dan helps us answer that question by looking at the pattern set forth throughout the Bible.

Why can't the Devil leave me alone? Can't God stop him from tempting me? Why do I have to suffer through so many things?

These are very common questions and sometimes difficult answers, but let's explore the scripture to see what we can find.

If you have prayed once or many times, you have probably wondered at some point if an all powerful God really wanted to hear from you - especially if you keep asking for or saying the same things. The Bible has some very clear passages for us to explore on this topic.

If you have taken the Lord's Supper just about anywhere, you have probably heard the phrase "take this in a worthy manner." What exactly did that phrase mean in its original context and how should it affect our attitude about taking the Lord's Supper today? Is there ever a time a baptized believer shouldn't take the Lord's Supper? We discuss this subject a lot; so, if you have further comments or questions, send them our way!

Amidst one of John the Baptist's fiery sermons in Luke 3, he mentions that Jesus will come and baptize with "the Holy Spirit and with fire." What does that mean? Who was he saying would receiving this (these?) type of baptism? And what does a winnowing fork have to do with it? If you ever need to take these conversations with you, make sure to check out our episodes on Apple Podcast and through Stitcher.

As a follow-up to our discussion about Heaven and the New Jerusalem, we take a look at a few more passages in John and the letters to the Thessalonians. We deeply appreciate the feedback from our previous episode on the subject and look forward to continuing this discussion. As always, don’t forget to send us any of your comments or listen to our conversations on the go using your favorite podcast app.

For such a short book in the Bible, Jude brings up a lot of questions. Why is a quote used that isn’t anywhere in the Bible? Why are angles fighting over the body of Moses? Who really wrote the book anyway? There’s a lot more, but this is probably enough for one conversation.

As a follow-up to our discussion about Heaven and the New Jerusalem, we look at a few more passages in John and the letters to the Thessalonians. We deeply appreciate the feedback from our previous episode on the subject and look forward to continuing this discussion. As always, don't forget to send us any of your comments or listen to our conversations on the go using your favorite podcast app.

For such a short book in the Bible, Jude brings up a lot of questions. Why is a quote used that isn't anywhere in the Bible? Why are angles fighting over the body of Moses? Who really wrote the book anyway? There's a lot more, but this is probably enough for one conversation.