How did the Old Testament come together? Does the New Testament affirm the Old? Was there a council at Jamnia that decided the Old Testament?

Process of writing the Bible. What is a canon? Why do we need a canon?

Arguments against a canon like: "Didn't the church choose the books?", "What about skeptics?"

What is inspiration? What was the process of writing the Bible?

Poor arguments against inspiration like: "Humans wrote it so it must be wrong", "Just good writers", "Not enough scientific data" and other subjective arguments

Does God still speak today? What about when someone says "God spoke to me"?

What is the New Testament? What is its structure? Was Christianity copied from another religion?

What parameters do we see in the construction of the Bible? What is the message of the Bible? How is the Old Testament organized?

What is general revelation and its different forms? Does general revelation point to God? What is special revelation?

How should we study doctrine? What are our limitations? What will we cover in this podcast?

Why study doctrines? How does this link to truth? What are some general myths about biblical topics?

Job's repentance and restoration and God's final words to the "friends" of Job

What is a leviathan? How can we make an analogy of this with God? How humble should we feel?