So We Speak

If we're saved by grace through faith, how were people saved before Jesus's death and resurrection? In this episode, Cole and Terry talk about salvation in the Old Testament, specifically salvation through faith when faith has not yet become sight. 

In this episode, Terry and Cole discuss these questions:

1. How do different views of the end times affect engagement with culture?

2. Does anyone deserve eternal punishment? Is that just?

In this episode, Terry and Cole discuss the following questions: 

1. How does the vision of the end times in Islam fit with the picture in Revelation?

2. When Satan is released at the end of the thousand-year reign, who is he deceiving and who is he stirring up to rebellion?

3. In the post-millennial view, who binds Satan? 

4. Is the rapture in the Bible? Where does it come from? 

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In the third part of this conversation on Stephen Meyer's book Return of the God Hypothesis, Cole and Ben discuss the rebuttals to Meyer's arguments and the future of the faith and science conversation. 

In this episode, Terry and Cole discuss the following questions:

• Could AI be the anti-Christ?

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In this episode, Cole and Terry discuss the following questions:

1. If you get the mark of the beast in order to feed your family will you lose your salvation? 

2. How can you know that your name is written in the book of life? 

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In the second part of this conversation on Stephen Meyer's book Return of the God Hypothesis, Cole and Ben discuss the central argument of the book: the scientific consensus surrounding the origin of the universe, the design of the universe, and the design of life is best explained by a theistic worldview. 

Questions included in this episode:

• Why do some manuscripts say the mark of the beast is 616?

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On Thursday of Holy Week, Jesus ate the Passover meal with his disciples in what we now call the "Last Supper." Then he washed the disciples' feet and they went to the Garden of Gethsemane to pray. But Maundy Thursday gets its name from something else that happened that Thursday. Jesus gave his disciples a "new commandment," or in Latin, a "new mandate" to love one another. This command of love has been celebrated in the church for centuries. 

In this message, Terry Feix gives a message on Maundy Thursday and explains the way the whole Bible comes together in Jesus's final meal. 

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How confident can we be that Jesus really rose from the dead? Holy Week builds up to Easter, the most important day of the Christian calendar. Jesus rose from the dead. Many have argued that we cannot know if Jesus really rose from the dead. In this episode, Cole and Terry discuss the resurrection and the confidence we can have this Holy Week.