The Bible contains some of the greatest stories ever told. It's only natural that people would want to depict these stories in films and on television. Seth Varnadore and Pastor Nate Varnadore discuss representations of the Bible and Christianity in modern entertainment and some stories they think could be turned into great movies/shows.

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The Easter season is upon us and that leads many to dig back into the Gospels. But if you wanted to change things up a little this year, Seth Varnadore and Pastor Nate Varnadore discuss some Old Testament passages you can read to give you some more historical context to the birth, death and resurrection of Jesus.

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Is the Catholic Faith a part of Christianity? The term "Christianity" is often seen as encompassing all of the Christian world. However, there are a lot of different denominations under that umbrella. Seth Varnadore and his brother Pastor Nate Varnadore discuss some of the differences between Catholicism and Protestantism and even the differences among Protestant denominations.

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You've probably heard of Samuel, Elijah and Isaiah, but who were the other prophets of the Old Testament? How do we know they weren't false prophets? And were they only talking about the future? Pastor Nate Varnadore and his brother Seth discuss these topics and more.

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Have you ever wondered why Protestants and Catholics have a different number of books in the Old Testament? Pastor Nate Varnadore and his brother Seth discuss how the Old Testament was put together and the different genres inside that collection of books.

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How was Christianity able to survive after the crucifixion of Jesus? How did a group of scared disciples in an upper room create a church that has lasted thousands of years? After the Gospels, the New Testament gives us the story of the early Christian Church. Seth Varnadore and his brother Pastor Nate Varnadore discuss the New Testament and more.

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Have you ever wondered why there are four Gospels to begin the New Testament? Why aren't there any more? Why are there differences in the presentation between the Gospels?Pastor Nate Varnadore and his brother Seth examine the Gospels and answer those questions and more.

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What can you look for and do to get the most of your time with the Bible? In the final part of their series on how to read the Bible, Pastor Nathan Varnadore and his brother Seth discuss what you should be looking for as you read through the Scriptures.

They also discuss some different places to find resources to complement your studies.

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Was your New Year's Resolution to read the Bible in a year? Pastor Nathan Varnadore and his brother Seth continue their discussion on the best way to read the Bible. This week the focus is on the pros and cons of a couple of the traditional "Bible in a year" Methods.

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Have you tried to start reading the Bible and just hit a wall? Why are so many unable to consistently read the Bible? Pastor Nathan Varnadore and his brother Seth discuss this topic and give some suggestions on better ways to approach reading scripture.