On today's episode, we launch our second season by diving right into a very difficult topic, that of racial reconciliation. We are joined by Pavel Bugriyev, Director of Youth Ministry at Hilltown Baptist Church. Aside from sharing his own experiences of being a stranger in a strange land, Pavel explains how the Bible provides the foundation for genuine racial and ethnic reconciliation.

Today we finish off season one by looking at the power of the word of God. We look at the importance of the written word of Scripture as well as Christ, the word incarnate. We also look at how the divine word is the ultimate solution to the problem of sin and evil. So please join us as we conclude our first season. Season two will begin this September, so until then, God bless!

In the meantime, if you have any questions or topics that you would like us to cover next season, please visit www.2guysandabible.org or email us at [email protected].

Today we look at the fall of Adam and Eve and how sin entered into, and affected, our world. We consider how humanity's rebellion in the Garden of Eden led to conflict between man and God, man and nature, and man and man. Finally, we are joined in our discussion today by a very special guest who arrives toward the end to share his insights. So please come check out the conversation!

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Today we tackle the topic of gambling, an issue that both Dillon and I have had personal experience with. Is it OK to go to a casino? Should Christians buy lottery tickets? Can we engage in private card games with our friends? We consider these questions, and more, on today's episode.

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Today we answer a question from one of our listeners on the topic of immigration. For starters, how do we approach this topic from a biblical perspective? What does Scripture say about borders and walls? How do we respond to those seeking refuge or asylum? Join us as we consider these very relevant and important questions.

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Today we discuss the concept of the imago dei, or "image of God." What does it mean for humans to be made in God's image, and what are the practical implications that we can draw from this? Does the image of God refer to humanity's design, role, or relationship?  Or is it an aspect of all three? Join us today as we dive into this topic!

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Today we follow up from our previous episode by looking at the concept of heaven. Is heaven a place where everyone has wings, plays a harp, and sits on a cloud? Is heaven just one big choir? Is heaven even the final destination for believers, or is there something after heaven? Finally, what makes heaven even desirable for us in the first place? Come join us as we tackle these questions on today's episode!

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Today we tackle one of the most difficult subjects presented in the Bible: the concept of hell. What is hell?  Why does it exist? And why did Jesus spend a lot of time talking about it? Beyond that, is it even right for someone to suffer for eternity because of their sins? We address these questions, and more, on today’s episode.

Today we answer a question from one of our listeners regarding the timing of Christ's return. Every generation has believed itself to be in the last days, with some even trying to predict the specific time and day of Christ's return. Are we supposed to know the day and the hour? What should our posture as Christians be as we await Christ's return? We address these questions and more on this week's episode.

Today we tackle a difficult and sobering topic by analyzing the worldview of the New Zealand Shooter. As Christians, it is often useful (however hard it is) to look at worldviews that have been given over to depravity and that are in rebellion against God. We are called to tear down strongholds and to take every thought captive to Christ. Today is no different as we critique the New Zealand Shooter's manifesto and demonstrate how it stands in opposition to God's word.