In this episode we will take a close look at the prophecies of a sovereign God, spoken by Obadiah against the people of Edom. These are not only prophecies for the people of Edom, but they are also promises of the Lord to encourage His people that they have not been forgotten, their suffering is not in vein, and they will one day be restored to the Lord!

All roads may lead to Rome, but not all religions lead to God. Pluralism would have you believe that no matter your faith all religions ultimately end up at the same place. In this episode we have a conversation to talk about the gaps and issues with this philosophical heresy. 

Do your experience on Sunday matter to you more than the message the pastor preached? Do you adhere to what you think scripture is saying, versus what it's actually teaching? Have you ever allowed culture to dictate how you live, versus letting the Bible dictate how you live? If so, you may have fallen into the trap of Theological Liberalism! In this episode we breakdown the heresy of Theological Liberalism, it's roots, and how it could affect your faith, and subsequently your daily life. 

Was there a time where He (Jesus) was not? Arius of Libya seemed to believe so... Jump in with us as we scratch the surface of what Arianism really is. 

If you're into manifestation this is the one for you! In this episode we break down the heresy of Modalism and its dangers against the Trinity. 

The war to end all wars! 

We continue our conversation about the relationship between sin and war. In this episode we look at how the sins of a father passed onto his son caused a kingdom to be split, and civil war to breakout. We also see how jealousy and greed will lead even the most promising leaders to deeper into spiritual distraction. 

The origin of every war is always rooted in sin. However, there is still is necessity for wars to be fought, firstly, to bring about the will of God, and secondly, to protect the innocent from evil. In this episode we look at certain wars throughout the Old Testament. 

Maybe were just trying too hard, when really it's closer than it is too far. Up above in our heads, instead of going under...

What would you say if after decades of work the glory was not yours to claim? What would you say if all the work you did was called trash? Haggai concludes by calling the Israelites to consider that everything they do is defiled if God is not in it and the glory isn't His! What would you say?