How does the story of Naomi and Ruth end? What do we learn about God’s ability to care for individuals, and even God’s method of caring for the world? In this lesson, John Horning teaches through the conclusion of the Biblical Rom-Com

How does a Christian approach dating in our modern culture? What guidance does the Bible provide about how a Christian dates? In this lesson, John Horning unpacks all the things that we can say for sure about what the Bible says about dating.

How does Ruth go about proposing to Boaz? In this lesson, John Horning continues to follow the Bible’s RomCom as God continues to provide for two widows in ancient Israel.

What is wrong with the world? Where did all of our problems come from? In this lesson, John Horning discusses everything wrong with the world and the only solution to our problems.

What’s the Bible’s version of a RomCom? How might a person evaluate a potential partner? In this lesson, John Horning continues to follow the story of God’s provision for two widows in ancient Israel.

What is God’s intention for marriage? Where did marriage come from? What is marriage for? In this lesson, John Horning discusses God’s plan for marriage based on its origin in Genesis 2.

How did we get here? What are the rules, characters, and conflicts of the world’s story? In this lesson, John Horning starts a 3-part series on the pilot of our world and story.

Is God active in the lives of individuals? Are there faithful people in wicked groups? In this lesson, John Horning follows the destruction of Naomi’s life and God’s care for her in the midst of a wicked nation.

How do you reason from the Bible? How can a person pull truth from the Bible at large or evaluate ideas biblically? In this episode, John Horning explains the fundamental assumptions of Biblical reasoning by using the doctrine of the Trinity as a case study.

What are you supposed to do after you have accepted the Gospel? Does the Christian life end at conversion? What is a Christian supposed to do after conversion? In this lesson, John Horning discusses the “battlefield” of the Christian life.