What's mysterious about Jesus? Will we witness some of the events In Revelation in heaven? Was John's gospel less reliable than the synoptic gospels?

Are we living in Babylon? Why don't we have altar calls? What did Jesus mean when He said we will never die?

We discuss the spiritual aspects of the tragedy of Charlie Kirk's assassination.

The pastors open the show with an interesting ethical question this week. Then we consider Messianic prophecies, the book of Enoch, and how the church should think about the sacrificial system.

Should we say that Jesus is coming in our lifetime? Why does God allow Satan to have power? What does it mean for the kingdom of heaven to suffer violence?

How do I prepare for great tragedies in my life? Should I be disgusted with transgender people? Why must I be tested even if I am being faithful?

Does God love the church or Israel more? Why are the prophets in Revelation 11 killing people if they are a grace from God. Did the original gospel writers believe that Jesus would return in their lifetime? Is it ever ok to intentionally deceive someone?

What are some good Biblical questions to ask? How do I deal with doubts? What happens when I'm struggling to believe something in the Bible?

How do we know we really have the words of Jesus in the gospels? How do we reconcile the seemingly genocidal God of the OT and the loving Jesus of the NT? Why didn't Adam "surely die" the day he ate of the fruit?

Why don't we see miracles performed today? Should I attend the wedding of my child's same-sex wedding ceremony? Based on Mark 16:16 do I need to be baptized in order to be saved?