This is a discussion based on a question asked Dr. D. As God's chosen people, is it mandatory that believers always agree with every action taken by the Israeli military or government?

Dr. D and Brother T return after three months away. In their first conversation back, our two spiritual veterans compare and contrast Bible study with personal time with Jesus. Listen as they share their own devotion time and how it differs from their study time with the objective to edify and advance the kingdom of God.

Is heaven just God on His throne with angels at His beckon call? Perhaps you have the view that God just answers prayers all day. Well, think again. Heaven is not static. It is a kingdom full of activity and intrigue.

Can you be condemned as a believer? You may condemn yourself. Others will condemn you. Does God ever condemn a believer, or does He only convict?

What are you hiding while staying busy? Are the fruits of busyness the same as the fruits of the Spirit?

Let's discuss the causes and cures for the spiritual disease that separates us from a meaningful and fulfilling walk with God.

Does God favor one side over another? If God is no respecter of persons, then why did He choose Israel to be His people above all others? Dr. D and Bro. T ponder these and other questions concerning God's favor in this episode called "Is God a Baptist?" (With tongue held firmly in cheek.)

Dr D and Brother have just returned from touring the places visited by the Apostle Paul on his second missionary trip to Greece. Learn what impressed them the most and what left deep spiritual impressions on them both.

Brother T and Doctor D discuss the often misunderstood James 5:14-15. Learn what it means to pray by the pattern of Jesus' prayer life, in the midst of community, and with a correct view of the text.

Is it wise to make annual resolutions? Are goals and resolutions the same thing? Listen as Dr. D and Bro T discuss their views and practice of setting goals and making resolutions.

Here's our annual Christmas episode. We hope you enjoy this insightful discussion on Mary's firstborn. Merry Christmas!