Fewer issues are as politically controversial as immigration. The way America handles immigration impacts millions of people, so it is important that we carefully consider the issue. What does the Bible say about immigration? In this listener requested episode, we discuss how Christians might be asking the wrong questions as we consider not just immigration policy, but our role as Jesus’ disciples.

Do you read the Bible on an app? Most Christians do (at least sometimes). But is it the same as reading a printed Bible? Some pastors have even said, "Real Bibles have pages." What do they mean by that, and are they right? Does it matter? In this episode, we discuss the pros and cons of reading the Bible from a screen.

Over 200 million people are playing the video game Fortnite, making it one of the most popular and profitable games in history. With so many kids and teens playing it, some parents have even hired Fortnite coaches to help improve their children's skill. What is the deal with this game? Why is it so addicting? Beyond the normal debate surrounding violent video games, we think there is another danger in parenting a Fortnite player - one that parents may not expect.

You've told them about Jesus, they have heard the gospel- but they still don't believe it. This can be a really tough situation, especially when they're a family member or close friend. What do you do? Should you leave it alone? Talk about Jesus all the time? Give them a Bible every chance you get? In this episode, we talk about how to continue to love someone who doesn't yet follow Jesus.

Forgiveness is something we knew we should do, but in the normal, day-to-day life of a marriage, what should forgiveness look like? Does a spouse wait for the other to apologize? What if there is adultery, how far does forgiveness go? In this listener-suggested episode, we cover a few examples of what the Bible says to married couples about forgiveness.