How did the New Testament make it from ancient times to today? What about all those copies?

How did those particular books and letters get into the New Testament?  Why them and not others?

How and when the NT canon was put together - https://youtu.be/UltMpQyClzs

The lists of who accepted what into the canon - https://youtu.be/tlycH1COZ2Q

How did the Gospels get created?  In this episode, we're going to look at the "who?" "what?" "when?" "how?" and "why?" to see if we can't get a better picture of what was going on back then.  

Exactly what are the epistles that we find in the NT, and what was their role in the growth of the early church?

For more information on letters, listen to the episode on the Authorship of Colossians. 

The leaders of the early church put together official statements of their theology, which were passed on orally.  We still have some of these today.  What are they?  

There were no audio or video recorders in the ancient world, and it was awhile before anyone wrote anything down about Jesus.  So, how did information about what he said and did survive?  

Suppose God gave everyone exactly what they wanted?  What would that look like?

In this interview, Jen Willis shares with us what it is like to a adopt a child with special needs and what it means for you, your family, and the child you are adopting.  

Left to right: Zach, Mackenzie, Tim, Jen, and David

In this interview, Mike Felker shares with us about Jehovah’s Witnesses - who they are, what they believe, and what the rest of us should know about them.  

For more information visit https://michaeljfelker.com, and check out his podcast by searching for JW Review in iTunes or clicking here.  

Young people are leaving the church.  Have they given up on Christianity?  What do we do about it?