In "The Gift of Right Living," we examine the doctrine of justification. We compare traditional Protestant teaching about "imputed" righteousness scripture.

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In "Get Ready for Death and Life," Kent and Nathan compare popular notions about hell and judgment with what the Bible says. Spoiler: They're not the same.

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In "Fire that Burns for Good," Kent and Nathan answer the question, "Why the hell?" What reason could a loving God have to threaten people with fiery judgment?

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In "The Full Disclosure of God," Nathan shares why the cross is the only logical way to ever fully know God who is Yahweh.

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In "One Seat on the Throne," we look at God's plan for leadership under the gospel and conclude that God doesn't need human control to protect his people.

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We talk about a church mission statement that requires no interpersonal control. It's our job simply to win friends and love people for his sake who loved us.

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How do we minister the living experience of the gospel to one another? There are probably several good answers, but here are three tips for growth.

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In "From Seed to Fruit," Alex, Kent, and Nathan demonstrate how the gospel is the only legitimate evangelistic method and discipleship tool.

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The gospel illuminates scripture and scripture confirms the gospel as the believer is enabled to the image of Christ who is the spirit of the law.

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In "Obey the Gospel," the Three Failed Pastors discuss the Christian system as guided not by a written text but by an oral announcement.

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