Many attribute "All Things in Moderation" to the Biblical text. However, it is actually a quote from Aristotle. So does the Bible support such a philosophy?

Have you ever been on a mission trip? Would you like to go? What can you expect, and what is expected of you? Brother and Doctor D discuss the pros and cons of short-term missions, sharing some of their own experiences and valuable lessons they have learned.

What does it mean to have faith? Does faith alone save? What place does work have in the life of a faithful follower of Christ? Let's talk about these important questions and many more.

Before beginning their annual summer break, Bro T and Dr. D discuss the ancient fish story known as Jonah. There is a surprising number of contemporary lessons about modern living from this ancient book. Listen in as our co-hosts bring personal insights from the text, and along the way, as always, have a few laughs.

How do you pray when you visit a friend in the hospital? Is it ever appropriate to pray silently? Should you pray so that others can hear? If you've ever asked these questions about prayer, then you will enjoy this week's podcast.

Over the years, Dr. D and Brother T have been asked about our prayer lives. Today, both spiritual veterans discuss how they pray, how they differ, and how they are the same, and how you can pray more effectively.

What does it mean to be a child of God? Isn't everyone? Are there benefits and privileges as a member of God's family? We delve deeply into this topic and share some surprising answers.

Do certain people have wisdom and others don't? Is it a gift from God? What is wisdom anyway? Let's talk about it.

Deconstruction should not be confused with demolition. It should be a natural process of spiritual maturity in which things of value are retained and reused while things of no value are discarded.

Deconstruction is a common theme on social media. Often, it is an excuse to abandon one's faith. Is this deconstruction or is it actually demolition? Brother T and Doctor begin a deep dive into the proper way to examine one's spiritual condition.