We build our lives around things we value. If we recognize a benefit to our lives and have the opportunity to pursue it, we will invest ourselves in attaining it. What has motivated billions of people across to invest themselves in knowing and following Jesus? What is it that Jesus offers us that has intrinsic worth? And what does that look like both now and in the future?

Jesus performed many miracles, but why? Are they just Sunday School stories of nice events? Or is there more to them? This episode unpacks the meaning of miracles and helps us understand how they are a significant part of Jesus communicating his central message. 

Jesus is the only way to the Father. But how does that influence our view of other religions and the people in them? Is there any value in religious expressions outside of Christianity? And what mindset helps us fulfill the Great Commission?

How we understand and come to terms with the reality of evil will shape our mindset and worldview. And if we claim God is good, we need to reconcile the suffering caused by evil. Is evil what is seems, or is there a larger agenda at work?

The phrase "eternal life" has more than one meaning in the New Testament. How we understand this concept has significant implications on us and those around us. This episode unpacks these meanings and how they work out in this life, and the next.

Salvation is a commonly used term in Christian circles. It is so common that it's definition might be regarded as obvious. But a look at Scripture tells us that we need to be discerning to understand "what are we being saved from?"

Christians say yes, but why? What is it people need Jesus for? What is a need? What is the value proposition of following Jesus?

The gospel, the good news, is Jesus' central message and mission. What is that news and why is it good? This is the NUCLEAR understanding of that cosmos-altering message. 

This episode deals with the 3rd dimension of Jesus being the only way to the Father. And it connects the dots as to how this perspective helps us view other faiths in an encompassing, yet Biblical way. 

Jesus said he is the only way to the Father. How do we reconcile this exclusive statement with the reality of other religions? There are at least 3 dimension of the answer to this question and this episode will deal with the first 2.