In this episode, we use three methods to investigate the meaning of Philippians 2:12, which says "work out your own salvation through fear and trembling."

1. Logical approach - understanding the interplay between parts and the whole of a text

2. Historical approach - understanding the historical factors that contributed to the authorship of the book

3. Grammatical approach - investigate the language to understand the author's original intent more completely

Some people think that most of your friends should be non-christians so that you can share your faith with them. Others think that non-christian friends will just drag you down.

So what can we learn from the Bible on this topic?

Certain words and phrases are often shunned in the Christian community because of their cultural associations, but some of them describe issues of deep biblical significance. 'Inner peace' is an example of such a term. In this week's episode, we discuss what the Bible says on inner peace:

In this episode, we discuss a benefit that's for members (of the Body of Christ) only: spiritual discernment.

"Judge not!" Is a very popular Bible commandment - particularly for someone who is being confronted about sin in their life!

What does this passage really mean? Should we just shut up and sit down when we see a brother or sister in sin? Let's talk about it!

Last week Trump survived an assassination attempt by mere inches! Psalm 105 says "Touch not God's anointed..." Does this mean that Trump is anointed by God to lead America? Let's answer this question by looking through the lens of scripture.

What does the Bible say about going to church? Let's talk about it!

If we're saved by faith in Jesus Christ, how were people saved before Jesus came? Let's talk about it!

Let's talk about how to read, understand, and apply the Bible to our lives.

The Bible says we will "know them by their fruits," right? Does that mean we can tell who's saved by their actions? Let's look at the context of this passage.