Tony Vanderwilt, a ThM graduate of Dallas Theological Seminary and pastor of Cornerstone Baptist Church in Paris, TX, sits down and helps us walk through creation. This video starts a two-part discussion over Genesis chapters 1-3. There are so many ideas and concepts to glean from studying creation, but what these accounts teach us about the nature and character of God is the best. You don't want to miss this in-depth, fun, theological teaching.

We are wrapping up the testimony series with Tyler Patterson's story. He shares what life was like for him growing up without a father and the powerful truth that God can heal all wounds in our hearts. Tyler is now a youth pastor at Maxey Baptist Church, where he can be the role model to others he desired as a child.

This is our second episode of real people sharing stories of God working in their lives. Jeff Davis, who usually is behind the camera, sat down with us to talk about his battle with drug addiction and the powerful way God saved him from that bondage. You don't want to miss this incredible story of God's love and redemption. Thank you, Jeff, for sharing and reminding us that we aren't alone in our struggles.

This episode kicks off season two of Everyday Theologian's podcast! We are excited to begin with testimonies from real people who have experienced God's hand in their lives. In this episode, Reily Hanley shares with us an auto-immune disease that has changed her life. She talks about the frustration that came with her diagnosis and the growth that has occurred with her relationship with God. You don't want to miss this one! 

Season one of Everyday Theologian ends with listener questions. Justin Golden, the pastor of Calvary Chapel Paris, tackles four questions: 1) How do I know if God asks me to do something? 2) Why should we go to church? 3)What are qualifications and accountability for church pastors and leaders? 4)How do I know what denomination to attend? Thank YOU all for sending in such great questions!

The world around us is constantly telling us what more we need to do to "fit in." However, fitting into the world is not our goal. If you are a Christian, your body is not your own. Instead, it's a temple for the Holy Spirit (1 Corinthians 6:19-20). We are to honor God with our bodies through a life of health (spiritual health being the foundation). In this episode, Lacy Penwell, dives into what biblical health looks like.

Perhaps you've heard terms like "Let's worship, we're having a night of worship, or we will worship before the sermon." Those are customary phrases at most churches. The question is, what is 'worship?' In this episode, Brooke Cochrum discusses a biblical outlook on worship through everyday life. "Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters." (Colossians 3:23) You don't want to miss this podcast!

Have terms like 'egalitarianism' and 'complementarianism' been confusing for you? Maybe you've never heard these theology terms but have formed ideas about women in ministry. If so, this podcast is for you. What does the Bible say about the importance of women and the giftings God has given us? In this episode, Cheryl Stephens, a mentor to many young ladies, shares this topic and her years of ministry experience.

In this episode, Sarah Ginnings shares her testimony of adoption with us. We discuss God’s love for life and how every person is made in the image of God (Gen 1:17), including the babies inside the womb (Jer 1:5). She encourages and spurs the Church to help others see God's desire for life to flourish. You don't want to miss this one!

Have you ever wondered how chapters such as Ephesians 1 and John 3:16 coincide? Maybe you've heard theological terms like 'Calvinism' and 'Arminianism' tossed around but not understood the context. Pastor David Phillips of Paris Bible Church walks us through these theological ideas and what the Bible says about God's sovereignty. He also encourages believers to find rest in God's sovereignty in a world that often feels chaotic. Thank you, Mr. Phillips, for tackling a topic that can be nerve-racking and bringing a healthy tone to the discussion. If you love theology, you don't want to miss this episode.