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Gender / sexuality and all the various seemingly unending list of terms and categories related to this subject are addressed in the light of the truth of the Gospel. Dr. Braxton Hunter, president of Trinity College of the Bible and Theological Seminary addressed this hotly debated subject with basic facts and the simple truth of the Gospel. This seminar was presented as a part of an Apologetics & Evangelism Seminar hosted by Calvary Baptist Church. This is part 1 of a two part series.

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Does "day" in the creation account in Genesis 1 refer to a literal 24 hour day? And does it matter?

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The Bible DOES NOT CONTAIN MYTHS! However, there are some myths that have developed which are attributed to, or related to, the Bible. These myths have developed as a result of misunderstanding, preconceived notions, assumptions, and cultural influences. For example: the "eye of the needle" refers literally and specifically to a small door in a large gate in the wall around the city of Jerusalem; or, there were three wise men and they arrived at the stable right after Jesus was born; or "money is the root of all evil!" The purpose of this series is to "bust those myths" with the hammer of Biblical truth. It is critically important to understand the Bible accurately and in the light of all it's contextual dynamics. If small distortions and assumptions are tolerated, then large distortions and assumptions are invited! "...rightly divide the word of truth..." II Tim. 2:15

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Everyone experiences tragedies, difficulties, upsets, and overwhelming heartaches that are overwhelming and devastating, and in those times, some of the greatest questions that we struggle with are: "Where is God in all of this? Why did this happen? What is God doing?" Often while we are struggling in the midst of our brokenness, doubt, frustration, and weariness, someone with the best of intentions shares a verse like Romans 8:28 in a genuine attempt to "help" and comfort. It is critically important to understand what the "good" that God is doing is referring to. In this episode we take a look at Romans 8:28, what it doesn't mean, but more importantly what it does mean!

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Spiritual warfare is real and Satan and his demonic horde are powerful, so when it comes to passages involving Satan it is important to understand what the bible actually says and... what it doesn't say!

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Women's ministries are critically import, essential, and much needed... however, this verse has nothing to do with women's ministries in any way! The use of feminine personal pronouns in this verse do not mean that this verse is refer to women or women's ministries and to use this verse in that way is to take this verse completely out of the obvious context of the passage. For an explanation of the importance of context click the link below: www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KeXsnn5QI4&t...

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Leviticus 19:28 is often cited as a Biblical prohibition against Christians getting a tattoo! But what is the actual "context" of this verse and what is the actual application within context.

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A quick review of the initial three months of this channel and a brief look ahead!

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This verse is often taken out of context in an attempt to bring comfort, hope, and encouragement to those who are going through difficult times in life due to health, finances, relationships, or any of as number of difficulties that seem to continually be a part of life. As important as seeking to encourage others is, this verse isn't dealing with the overwhelming abundance of difficulties, heartaches, and upsets that we all face. This verse isn't dealing with the "trials" of life, it is dealing with the "temptations" of life; two very different subjects. This episode put's I Corinthians 10:13 back in it's context.

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This verse is often (not always) presented in a manner that implies "God will give you what you want," and that is far from the contextual meaning of this particular phrase that is so often taken out of context. God does bless and shower good gifts into our lives but this verse isn't about us receiving "things" from him!