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Can we really trust the Bible? And if we say we do, what does that actually mean for how we live?

This week on Not for Sunday Mornings, Chris and Steve dig deeper into where the Bible came from, how the books were chosen, why context matters, and what historical evidence says about its reliability.

We also tackle some of the harder questions: What do we do with difficult passages? Why does the Catholic Bible have more books? Does calling the Bible a “story” minimize its authority? And how does the Holy Spirit help us understand Scripture?

Plus, which Bible characters would be absolutely unbearable in a group chat?

If you’ve ever had questions about the Bible but weren’t sure you were allowed to ask them, this episode is for you.

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This video is about Episode In this episode of Not for Sunday Mornings, Chris and Steve unpack one of the most personal questions in the series. Does God still speak? Should we expect to hear an audible voice? How can we tell the difference between God’s leading, our emotions, and something we simply want to do?

They talk about Samuel and Eli, the importance of spiritual mentors, what to do when God seems silent, and how Scripture and Christian community help us test what we believe God may be saying. They also wrestle with whether sin affects our ability to hear God, whether following Him is always difficult, and how spiritual habits can bring us closer to God without becoming another religious checklist.

Plus, Steve receives a turtle from God, Chris questions Steve’s singing career, a baptism discussion appears out of nowhere, and the podcast welcomes a brand-new grandpa.

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Why do bad things happen, and what are we supposed to say when “I don’t know” feels like the only honest answer?

This week, Steve and Chris unpack Silas’ powerful message on suffering, Job, grief, unanswered prayer, and the temptation to offer easy answers when someone is hurting. They talk about whether everything really happens for a reason, the difference between joy and happiness, why questioning God is not the same as putting Him on trial, and what it means to simply sit with someone in their pain.

They also discuss a little girl who wanted to kick Jesus in the face, why Job’s friends may be more like us than we want to admit, and whether Steve should preach an entire year through Leviticus. Chris has already voted no.

This is an honest conversation about suffering, faith, and a Savior who does not watch our pain from a distance.

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Can God really forgive without justice? Why all the blood sacrifices? And… will we still be married in heaven?

This week on Not For Sunday Mornings, Chris is officially in the hot seat after preaching on one of Christianity’s biggest questions: Why did Jesus have to die? Steve pushes back on everything from God’s justice and the sacrificial system to the torn temple veil and what it actually means to live forgiven. Along the way they wander into Hebrews, Leviticus, Indiana Jones (sort of), and somehow end up answering a listener’s question about marriage in heaven. If you’ve ever wondered why the cross was necessary this conversation is for you.

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What is heaven actually like?

This week on Not For Sunday Mornings, Steve and Chris talk about restoration, the meaning of “new heaven and new earth,” whether we will work in heaven, and why our picture of eternity may be shaped more by culture than Scripture.

Along the way, they discuss dogs in heaven, bad movie theology, Belinda Carlisle, and whether Mountain Dew is already a glimpse of glory.

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Season 3 is here, the studio has toys now, and somehow we made it all the way from kids’ questions to Genesis, John, conspiracy theories, golden calves, grace and truth, and whether God has a dog named Fido.

This week, Chris and Steve continue the conversation from Sunday’s message, “Who Is God?” and talk about why simple questions from kids often lead to the deepest questions adults are still carrying.

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The season 2 finale! Thanks for going on this journey with us. We hope you enjoyed it as much as we did. Be on the lookout for more conversations in the future...

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This week we discuss David and Goliath. No video this week because, despite Chris' warning, Steve did not hit record on the camera. Also, we are now looking for a podcast producer...:)

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Join us this week as Chris and Steve talk Elijah among other things. Like Steve being a little worked up and Chris not knowing how to handle him,. Get your merch here!

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Join us this week as the guys discuss Daniel's sermon from Sunday. Steve has lots of questions that Chris feels he has to answer (surprise surprise). Also grab your merch here!