Brandon and Keith review some of the movement surrounding Charlie Kirk's death, and talk some about the difference between Christian Nationalism and Christian Reconstructionism, along with thoughts on where the nation goes from here.

Sometimes Christian sayings are compelling at first, but may not be as accurate or helpful as we previously thought. Is 'Preach the Gospel, die, and be forgotten' an accurate and Biblical approach to the life God has given us in Christ, or are we misunderstanding something?

Brandon and Keith continue their exploration of the principles of studying and teaching the Bible. What do we mean when we talk about our personal 'framework' that we bring to Bible interpretation. Are some better than others? Should we try to free ourselves from a framework? How do we let the Text inform our preconceived notions?

Brandon and Keith explore the concept of death as a tutor for how we are to approach life. How can death 'teach us how to live?'

Brandon and Keith walk through finding the STRUCTURE in the text, and the importance of knowing how to find it in different types of Biblical Literature

Every text has a structure. This structure will reveal an emphasis. The emphasis must shape our message. We must find the organizing principle of the author and let it dictate the shape and emphasis of our message

Brandon and Keith continue through the Simeon Trust First Principles, discussing the importance of 'Context.'

Keith talks to Stefan Christensen, financial advisor, about the Bible's approach to money, and a Christian outlook on finances.

Brandon and Keith talk about Ecclesiastes 4 and the Preacher's commentary on the effect of relationships 'under the Sun'

Brandon and Keith talk about preparation a Bible text for understanding and presenting using the Charles Simeon Trust Principles.

Brandon and Keith talk about Easter, and the dangers of trying too hard to manufacture relevance to visitors to church on Easter weekend. How can we stay faithful to preaching the whole truth to everyone?