Picking up where we left off with the Coexist bumper sticker discussion, this episode covers the final four symbols: Judaism, Paganism, Taoism, and Christianity. The topic conclusion addresses what a Biblical worldview has to say about the Coexist agenda. There is another new segment this week, Notable Content, where we talk about quality media worth checking out.

The infamous "Coexist" bumper stickers you see on various (predictable) vehicles are under examination this week as we discuss tolerance and truth. In Part 1 we cover the first three symbols: Islam, Peace, and Gender. We also introduce a new segment, Signs From God, where Eric tries to guess which church signs are real and which ones are fake.

The Crusades are one of the biggest travesties of Christianity. Was this actually fueled by the Christian church? And how could God give the 10 Commandments to the Israelites, one specifically stating, "You shall not murder," yet turn around and have them annihilate the Canaanites? We lay out the case for both of these questions and determine whether or not the Crusades of Early Church and the Old Testament Israelites had the same motives.

Most cultures have moved on from the belief that Earth is resting on the back of a cosmic animal, but some, with recent escalation, have taken to defending that we live on a Flat Earth. Jump into this episode with an open mind to see what exactly the Scriptures say about our planet. Does the Bible actually take a stance on this or not?

Modern culture is telling you that self-love is the key to loving others. Sounds pretty selfless to focus on yourself in order to love others properly, right? But what does Scripture have to say about this? In this episode, we explain how the rampant self-love movement is blurring the lines between secular and Biblical worldviews. What does this mean for believers?

Episode 4 sheds light on the heavy topic of suicide. We focus in on an infamous, yet necessary figure from the Gospel: Judas. Without Judas' betrayal of Christ, we would not have a salvation story. Was Judas created for betrayal? On our show today, Aaron Hessler unfolds his thesis about Judas' suicide through the lens of Scripture and suggests that repentance had a bigger role in this story than we might have originally imagined.

Episode 3 is metaphorically knocking at your door. How many times have Jehovah's Witnesses come to your door wanting to talk to you about God (Jehovah) and Jesus? Have you ever wished you knew what to say and what Scriptures to reference? We discuss the theology behind the Trinity and why the Jesus of the JW's is not the same Jesus from Scripture. This conversation covers the crux of Christianity and everything you need to know when witnessing to a JW. We challenge you to invite them into your house next time, and show them the hope of Jesus Christ that they have never known.

In this episode we interview Jacob Peters, a good friend, who has some great insight into Roman Catholic theology. We discuss a rare conversion from Protestantism to Catholicism, Eucharist/Communion, Purgatory, and mainly, the age-long debate between works-based versus faith-based salvation. We hope this discussion challenges listeners to assess the grace of God and its relation to salvation.

Diving into our first episode, we are discussing alien abductions. What does the Bible say about aliens? There are many accounts of people claiming to have experienced an alien abduction. We contemplate the spiritual connection to these survivors of trauma and hold it up to what the book of Romans says about God's creation. Was the crucifixion of Christ just for humanity or was it for the entire universe?