Brett and Eric Pement (of www.emnr.org) talk about 1 Corinthians 1.11-17, where the Apostle Paul addresses the problem of Christians dividing over leaders... namely which one to follow.

Brett and Eric discuss the opening verses of the book of 1st Corinthians, a church plagued by multiple problems. And yet, in spite of their multiple sins, Paul still called them saints.

Picking up where he left off in part 1 (see episode #127), John Crabtree continues telling his story, with a special emphasis on how God kept putting him in multicultural settings as he learned how God's love enables Christians to be effective in cross-cultural relationships.

Brett and John Crabtree take up the challenge of finding value in one of the most boring sections of Scripture to read, namely the first nine chapters of the book of 1st Chronicles. 

Like a lot of boys growing up in America, John Crabtree dreamed of playing professional baseball. And with his God-given talent, combined with a lot of hard work, it became a feasible goal for him. But God had different plans for him, including plans to shatter his sinful prejudices.

Brett and Dr. John Crabtree discuss the meaning and application of Romans 14, a chapter is highly relevant to these times... times in which so many Christians are dividing over so many issues.

Brett and Eric look at Romans chapter 3, verses 23 through 25, a passage of Scripture that is very personal and meaningful to Eric. Discover why in this Bible Chat from one of the most beloved books of the Bible.

Caldon shares his story of overcoming pornography. His porn addiction drove him to attempt suicide. God, in his grace, rescued him.

**This episode will not be appropriate for younger children. Please listen with discretion.

A foreign military commander is miraculously healed of the horrific disease of leprosy. Brett and Eric find a couple application points this fascinating story from 2 Kings 5. 

Caldon and Monique Charles of Turks & Kaikos join Brett in the studio where Monique talks about her passion to tell others about the Good News of Jesus Christ.