This episode, RevRob examines five of the most popular phrases in secular culture which people THINK are attributable to the Bible but which aren’t actually IN the Bible. Join us as we shed light on the history of apples, why helping yourself isn’t always a good thing, why you should let Jesus handle that bizness for you, and what in the world an Indiana Jones movie has to do with humanity not being as “smart” as we think we are….

This episode, RevRob discusses all the ways NOT to be a church member (a “teaser” for an upcoming sermon series entitled “Rebuilding and Rebranding Christ’s House”) by examining the biblical character Diotrephes, a known troublemaker in the early church. The conversation includes an examination of just who exactly Diotrephes was, how we should NEVER mimic his behavior, why titles are meaningless, and why pulling a pistol on your pastor won’t get you into Heaven anytime soon.

This episode, RevRob discusses the concept of Godly love vs. human love, including a critical examination and comparison of the two in order to ascertain how God’s people can have and practice the type of love He originally DESIGNED for us to enjoy and share in! Join us as he talks about the differences between “conditional” and “unconditional”; the effect bad breath has on people; the legacy of The Gooch; why you never stop loving your kids, and how there ain’t no love in “goin’ for self”.

This episode, RevRob examines the many various reasons which give evidence showing why the Resurrection of Jesus Christ was an actual, historical event. Join us as he discusses what ancient civilizations thought of the women’s lib movement, why lying ain’t worth dying over, how being co-signed by your enemies is a GOOD thing, and how a sheet which once wrapped a dead body may represent arguably the greatest, most credible resurrection evidence of all.

In this SPECIAL episode, our theme is....GIVING! Join RevRob as he discusses the biblical concept of giving, including a thorough discussion on tithing and offerings, what Jesus told your momma about "home training", why churches shouldn't put you on Front Street, and how God's Word explicitly directs us in giving of our money AND our time. We also introduce the Benevolent Faith Giving Partnerships initiative.

Our very special guest for the premiere episode of "Deeper In The Word" is the Reverend Dr. Darrell Hall, who is one of the nation's leading authorities on the topic of multi-generational preaching and teaching. Dr. Hall schools us on just what exactly "multi-generational preaching" is, why mumble rappers make lazy scientists, how you and I will never be LeBron James, and what it means to have a good country breakfast.

This episode, RevRob introduces a new segment called “What HE Said….”, where we answer the top questions that people have about the Bible with responses that have a bit more depth than just a standard answer.  This week’s question:  “Why aren’t dinosaurs in the Bible?”, has RevRob examining billion year-old rocks, why the song “Dip It Low” by Christina Milian is about giant dinosaurs, and what logic and reason have to do with old bones and Jewish myths. (*Submit your questions to us at [email protected], and we’ll answer them here on the show.*)

Our very special guest this episode is the one and only, the AMAZING Greg Kirkland, Jr. (whose latest single, “Give”, is available NOW on all digital platforms!!), singer, actor, producer, etc, etc, etc, extraordinaire!  This brother does it ALL – he joins us this week to discuss his extensive musical and Hollywood background, his beginnings in the church, and his current projects.  We also discuss this week’s topic, “Ancient Ways of Raising Praise (& Worship)”, with 1 Chronicles 16 as our backdrop, discussing how King David was a musical visionary, the origins of praise and worship and musicianship as a ministry, as well as conducting a dialogue on the Sons of Korah and how, just because your ancestors were trifilin’, don’t mean you gotta follow suit and STAY triflin’, too.

This episode, RevRob tackles some of the most "misquoted, misused and abused" Bible verses that people take out of context and, thus, interpret improperly. He examines the verses and discusses what people THINK they mean, what they ACTUALLY mean, why God doesn't help you score touchdowns, and why Tupac wasn't quoting Scripture.