How does the regulative principle apply to Prayer? In this episode, Ben analyzes what prayer is and what prayer is not, and how prayer should be acted out through the lens of Scripture. 

Piper's sermon: youtube.com/watch?v=Vi1jsOajkPY

What is congregational singing? How should it be enacted in a worship service? So many different opinions and thoughts go into something so wide and broad. In this episode, Ben dives deep into congregational singing from a regulative point of view.

The Regulative Principle has been mentioned for years upon years but has never truly been given a fair plight. In this short episode, Ben introduces the next several episodes revolving around this great principle.

How should Christians view the Temple? What should Christians do with the Tabernacle and Temple portrayed in the Old Testament? In this episode, Ben fleshes these questions out with missionary to Provo, Utah, Logan Wolf. 

Logan has written a book on this issue called, "The Holy of Holies." 

You can buy it here: https://www.amazon.com/Holy-Holies-Discovering-Bible-Dwelling/dp/1952602084/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=The+holy+of+holies+logan+wolf&qid=1614353233&sr=8-1

In this episode, Ben welcomes Dustin Walters to have a conversation about preaching and its benefits when done biblically. Dustin is a student at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary pursuing a Master of Divinity. You can check out his writing at www.dustinmwalters.com.

Should you use other people's material as your own, in your sermon? Ben discusses this ever-so-problematic issue in preaching.

On January 31, 1892, Charles Haddon Spurgeon left this earth and left a mighty legacy. In this episode, Ben shares some practical things one could learn from the prince of preachers.

Are there really different sections of Arminianism? Ben explains the different variations of Arminianism in this episode.

Is the COVID-19 pandemic a sign of the imminent return of Christ? Ben addresses some nuances in evangelical Christianity in this episode.