In this episode, we discuss:

• Does the size of North Side change how we think about the question, "How will this affect my church family?"
• The Lord's salvation is a major theme in the book of Acts. How should we understand the scriptures when it says that the Lord opened the heart of Lydia?
• How should we respond when God closes a door/opportunity?
• How do we know that our particular interpretations are right when it comes to distinctive within our church (Baptism/How the Lord speaks/How salvation works/Complementarianism)?
• How should the fruit of the Spirit shape how we disagree with people?

In this episode, we discuss:

• Can Christians ever disagree in a healthy way?
• What are some examples of truth issues where we can't compromise?
• What are some examples of conviction issues where we can disagree?
• What are some examples of preference issues where we should be careful not to elevate over truth or conviction issues?

In this episode of Roundtable, we discuss:

• Was the Reformation really necessary?
• Should we say things like, "You can't be a Christian if _____________?
• How can we guard against an "easy-believism" that's not really saving faith?

In this episode of Roundtable, we discuss:

• How should this passage challenge the way we live?
• How should we think about "Celebrity" Christians?
• How do we know when we have made something an idol?

In this episode of Roundtable, we discuss:

• What happens to the man or woman who never hears the Gospel?
• Is the doctrine of election a Baptist doctrine?
• How should we think about difficult doctrines, like election, in the Bible?