In this week's podcast episode, we will be exploring the topic of the functional responsibilities of an apostle. We will delve into the concept of modern-day apostles and discuss whether they still hold relevance in today's world. If so, how do they bring about positive change in the lives of believers? This episode aims to provide a better understanding of the gift of apostleship and how it assists in the spiritual development of every believer. We hope you enjoy listening!

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Have you ever asked yourself, “What is an Apostle?” Or do you wonder if apostles still exist in the church today? In today’s podcast episode, we will answer these questions and more. We will take a deep dive into the life and calling of a modern-day apostle, using scripture to reveal the truth about what an apostle truly is and what they are not.

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"Depart from Me, I never knew you…” In this week’s episode, we will discuss one of the most misinterpreted and inadequately taught scripture passages that have caused a lot of fear among believers. The passage, found in Matthew 7:21-23, is great news for all believers. What if Jesus did not say believers need to earn their salvation or work to keep it? What if there is a scriptural perspective that celebrates life instead of promoting death? This episode of Spiritual MythBusters will explore this perspective and provide a clearer understanding of this important passage, which makes it a must-listen for everyone.

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Have you ever read 2 Peter 3:10 and felt anxious about the future when it talks about the heavens passing away, the elements burning with intense heat, and the Earth burning up? In this week's podcast episode, we look at this passage of scripture from a historical and New Covenant perspective. By examining the ministry of Jesus and His teachings, we can interpret this passage of scripture in a new light. What if Peter was not referring to the spiritual heavens (passing away) or the physical earth (burning up)? What if this passage of scripture is fulfilled (in our past) and we have nothing to fear? Join us on the podcast and discover the truth about 2 Peter 3:10 that you may have never heard before.

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If you've ever read Matthew 5:18-19 and wondered when heaven and earth will pass away, this week's podcast episode is a must-listen. We'll delve deep into the historical context and setting of Matthew 5:18-19 to gain a better understanding of a passage of scripture that has caused a lot of confusion within the church. This verse has achieved two things; it has taught people that heaven and earth will be destroyed and that the Law (Old Covenant) is still relevant and in operation today. But what if there was a historical and New Covenant perspective that disproves what we have been taught or thought to be true regarding this passage of scripture? Trust me, you won't want to miss this week's podcast episode.

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In this week's episode, we will explore the relevance of 2 Chronicles 7:14 in the New Covenant. This verse is well-known: “Then if my people who are called by my name will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, I will hear from heaven and will forgive their sins and restore their land.” To determine the significance of this passage for a New Covenant believer, we will use specific terms such as reader relevance, context, and covenant. Through this podcast, we will learn how to read and interpret the Scriptures as a New Covenant believer and discover powerful tools to help us in this process.

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Wow, get ready for another dose of New Covenant truths, as we reveal how Jesus understood the end times. This episode will no doubt challenge many listeners, while at the same time encourage and inspire all who listen. By no means is this an exhaustive teaching though I trust it will stir up your curiosity just enough to maybe cause you to further explore the possibilities shared within this podcast.

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What does the Bible say about a “Great Tribulation”, not in the sense of what we think it might say based on an obscured scripture reference? In this week’s podcast episode, we’ll look at Scripture through the lens of a New Covenant. In doing so, we’ll also discuss the three main views of the “Great Tribulation”: Pre-Tribulation, Mid-Tribulation, and post-tribulation. This episode will strip away the fluff and present a Scripturally sound perspective, as we answer the question; is there a Great Tribulation in our future?

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Today's episode is power-packed with a large dose of New Covenant perspective regarding how God deals with evil and disobedience in the world today, now that we are living in a new and better covenant with better promises. We will answer several questions in today’s podcast.

1. Is God the same; yesterday, today, and forever?

2. What is a covenant?

3. If God is loving, why did He pour His wrath out on

4. Is God’s wrath poured out on the Church in the New

5. Is God’s wrath poured out on nonbelievers in the

6. How does God deal with evil in today’s world?

7.  What about Ananias and Sapphira?

8. What about the apostle Paul and Elymas?

9. What about New Testament passages relating to God’s wrath?

I can literally promise you; that this is not an episode you want to pass up on listening to. This podcast presents a compelling position of the consistent character and nature of God throughout all of History though with an outcome or twist you may not have seen coming. Enjoy!  

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In today’s episode, we’ll discuss the relevance of a local church in the 21st century. This episode will no doubt define the local church in a way you may have not been taught before. There are two specific questions that will be presented and scripturally answered during this podcast.

Why should people meet or gather in a local church?

What should be the results of participating in a local church?

Get ready for another challenging episode, guaranteed to encourage and inspire every listener. As we discover whether or not the local church is relevant in the 21st century?    

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