Out with the old and in with the new, right? What is the point of reading the Old Testament if we have a new one? Is the Old Testament even relevant in our modern lives? As we continue our discussion of frequently asked questions that are encountered in Christianity we turn our attention to the first thirty nine books of the bible and talk about the relevance is has in our lives.

Today we tackle a delicate questions as we continue our FAQs series. There are so many misconceptions and misunderstandings about heaven.  Death is never an easy topic to cover, but we have hope in Jesus! Those who believe don't need to fear death, but a questions that is often pondered is "Will I be able to recognize my loved ones in heaven?" We'll turn to scripture for answers as we seek our answer.

This week we try our hand at some apologetics. No we're not saying sorry for anything. Apologetics is the reasoned defense of something. Simply put apologetics is used to make a logical defense of the Christian faith. So today we discuss the frequently asked question "is there any historical evidence of the Resurrection"?

We continue our FAQ's series by looking at a question that breaks the mold of a "frequently asked question". That question is "Why is sin such a big deal?" This is one of those questions that don't often get asked directly, but often is the root question to many deeper conversations of faith. We'll dive deep into this topic an discuss what sin is all about, what our preconceived notions are, where we struggle and what the solution ultimately is.

Today we're starting a new series called "FAQ's". During our time in ministry we've stumbled upon some questions that tend to repeat themselves over the years. And we feel these frequently asked questions should be discussed. Sometimes the Bible can very difficult to understand, which might lead one to ask why God make it that way. Did God intentionally make His word hard to understand or are there other factors in play here?

Today we're wrapping up our "Stuff Jesus Said" series. Jesus had so many amazing things to say during his ministry on earth. His final words on the cross though might be among the most powerful. With these words the universe was forever changed. Nothing would ever be the same.

What is a covenant? Is it like a oath? A contract? A pinky promise? This week we take a look back at what we celebrated on Maundy Thursday, the last supper.  For Christians the last supper is very familiar, and can almost become "routine". But with Jesus' words He spoke an incredible message that rocked His disciples world and foreshadowed His awesome plan of salvation.

So much to cover in so little time. We really felt called to go back and finish our thought on idols, and specifically talk about the everyday things in our lives we struggle with. There are things we invest ourselves to that seem good, but slowly take the place of God in our lives. Those become idols. We wrap up our talk on idols as we discuss everyday idols and the idea of transformation.

As we continue in our “Stuff Jesus Said” we take a look at some Old Testament stuff first and then make our way into what Jesus has to say on the matter. Idols are an everyday issue that we face. God wants our full attention but he doesn’t always get it. In todays episode we break these idols down and explore how they affect us today, and how we should prioritize our lives.

Fear is a basic human emotion, so it’s something we all have to deal with at some point. Fear can range from a slight anxiety about something to a paralyzing dread. In todays episode we discuss the role that fear plays in our lives, and what Jesus has to say on the matter.