The Gospel is an amazing message, and the Gospels (aka. Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John) are great tellings of that amazing message. Each book emphasizes the message that Jesus is King, but each do so uniquely. Explore these four gospels in a short lesson on this good news!

Understanding what the gospel is can be helpful for us as we commit to Christ as our King and commit to sharing this message with the world around us who so desperately need to know Jesus. It truly is a simple concept when we boil it down to "good news."

A quick examination of John 8 and Jesus's interaction with the woman at the well allows us to examine our own ability to forgive and how we can do it better.

Forgiveness is a word we are familiar with, but it is a concept that is like none other when you look at it in the Bible. Having a better understanding of this word can not only be life-changing, but it can shape every relationship you have in life. Keith Stonehart and I examine two types of forgiveness in this episode: transaction and relational.

Self-control is difficult by its very nature, but understanding sin and its traps can help us have better self-control. Just like understanding advertising can help you not feel tempted to buy the products being sold, understanding how sin advertises itself can help us have control when we are tempted. A quick examination of Proverbs 7 help us with self-control.

Today Ryan Goodwin and I tackle the topic of self-control, trying to get into the heart of why we need it and why so many struggle with it. A better understanding of this fairly simple concept reveals that there more to it than just controlling yourself for the moment.

This is such a touchy topic, and rightly so, because it is a difficult topic. In today's episode, we dig down into how we can truly handle this concept in a Biblical way and how it can be motivating to us as we try to serve God.

I receive questions often about the process of disfellowshipping, and often it is because there is some emotional connection to the topic. Terry Francis and I work together to eliminate some of the errors that are practiced in regards to this commandment, and to make sure we truly understand the purpose behind disfellowshipping so we can do it for the right reason.

While Steve did an excellent job getting to in the vastness of the topic of "theology," I wanted to really narrow down into just having a conversation about God Himself, along with some helpful tips on how to draw closer to Him personally.

We hear the word "theology" thrown out, often in more academic settings or in more advanced Bible studies. The word is so big, with such much attached to it, it's hard to know whether we are talking about the same thing or not. Today, Steve Wolfgang, preacher in Chicago, help us understand the depth of this word.