So apparently there's a movie that makes fun of antiracism that came out called, "Am I Racist?" And, surprisingly--to me, at least--some conservative Christians are concerned that the tactics used by a Christian in the movie--including lying to and mocking perceived enemies--are beyond the pale and unChristian. Well, that's silly. Listen to find out why.

Sometimes there are big differences between translations of the Bible. In fact, sometimes whole verses are omitted. Why? Don't we all translate from the same sources? Well, come on a journey as we find out where are sources come from, how old they are, and how confident we can be that we know what John or Luke of Isaiah really wrote.

Christians talk a lot about "souls" but what do we mean? And what are the implications of soul talk for our lives and afterlives?

What do the dead experience? Anything? Are they watching us right now? Just a few quick thoughts.

Sometimes God says no when we really need him to say yes. Why? Well, it's impossible to know for sure, but here are some biblical themes to help us out!

Hebrews 11 gives us a huge list of the "heroes of the faith." But when we take a closer look at their lives, they aren't, uh, very saintly. Really corrupt in fact. What do we make of this? Are there any real heroes?

Last week we talked about Rahab the prostitute. One of the weird things about the story is that no one ever calls her out for being a sinner or asks her to repent. But doesn't it seem like sex trade is something God would condemn? What gives? (Note: there's nothing graphic here, but we are honest about sex work and do talk about its realities)

A strange feature of the genealogies in Genesis 5 and 11 is how old everyone is. People living into their 900s? What gives? We look at some provocative possibilities. Hat Tip to Carol Hill for some excellent research.