Jared Saltz and I continue our discussion of intertextuality, finding more clues for connections between the Old and New Testament.

Jared Saltz joins me as we discuss intertexuality, or better methods at finding clues in the Scriptures so we can better understand the message of God.

Adam continues the discussion of relativism and looks at the truths the Colossian brethren were fighting as he considers the way we give ourselves to truths other than God's truth.

Nathan Ward joins us to explain the danger and importance of relativism, the reality of its creeping into the church, and what we can do to combat such a dangerous notion.

Another way we struggle with offending others is by fixing it once it becomes a problem. There are two ways to fix offenses, and we discuss them both on this episode.

Our world love to be offended. Or at least it seems that way. Today, Glenn Blankenship joins me as we discuss why this is and what we should do about it.

Today, we explore the ways that God can "breathe" a message through various men or instruments.

Cloyce Sutton joins me on today's episode to discuss the idea of inspiration, and we dig deep into how it works when some scriptures seem so personal, not as if they come from God. Inspiration is important because it is part of the basis of our faith.

We spend some time looking at Psalm 62 to see if there is more we can learn about hope. It's the foundation of every good things we have as Christians.

Mark Roberts shares with us that media and constant bad news is a drain on our hope, and that if we'd choose instead to look in the Scriptures, we would find ourselves finding hope again. He also explains the PATH method for getting more out of your daily bible readings.