In the world today can anyone be found righteous? Join us as we look into the Bible and find what it takes to be considered righteous in the eyes of our Creator.

Biblical forensics is the best way I know to describe how I study the Bible. Constantly searching for clues that link the language, culture and history together with no need for outside interpretation. Join me as I reveal some of the secretes I use to find treasures that are hiding in plain sight on the pages of the Bible.

One growing concern among all believers is that all worship is acceptable in the eyes of our Creator. Join us as we dig into this and we will find out what He finds acceptable and detestable.

Some will say that we should never question what our Creator says or does and that is kind of true. Are we designed to siply sit and watch the things happening around us without at least attempting to understand what iis happening? I use a familiar passage to demonstrate it is possible question our Creator - and ourselves.

What do Peter and Ben Franklin have in common? They offer the same advise, kind of… Find out more in this episode!

In the Bible there are certain conditions which must be satisfied for us to receive the blessings our Creator wants to give us. In this episode I dig into another set of conditions in Jeremiah, join me as I lay out the parameters of these conditions.

Have you ever read something so many times you you know the story by heart? Most of us have, bit then when we go back sometime later and read it again we realize something we had never paid any attention to. We’re going to look at one of those kinds of places in the Bible in this episode.

I have said before that an excuse is a reason for failure, how does the Bible address this issue and are there Biblical examples for this? I answer tese questions and more in this episode.

Some people today seem to be in competition with Satan to see who would be the best at doing things that our Creator finds offensive. What is the fascination with rebelling against our Creator? Find out in this episode!

Continuing From Thursday, I dig deeper into Romans 10; 9 - 13.