If God is all-powerful, all-knowing, and perfectly good, why does evil exist? In this episode, we explore the problem of evil, one of the oldest and most challenging objections to belief in God. We’ll consider why suffering and evil seem to pose such a serious challenge to the Christian faith, examine the difference between moral and natural evil, and discuss how Christians have responded to the question throughout history. Rather than offering easy answers to the reality of suffering, we’ll ask whether the existence of evil ultimately disproves God—or whether the Christian worldview provides the resources to make sense of evil, suffering, justice, and hope.

The reality of Hell has generated lots of questions about the nature of God and justice, especially among those who have deconstructed their faith. Would a loving God torment people? Does the punishment fit the crime? What would God do if people changed their mind in hell? Can they change their mind?

We're starting a new podcast series this week called Help My Unbelief. Our goal with this series is to take a close look at some of the biggest objections to Christianity from people who claim to deconvert or deconstruct their faith. These are legitimately hard questions, concerns and objections. But they have great answers that maybe you've never been exposed to. Every episode is going to address one of the top 10 reasons people leave Christianity. First up on our list is the often-felt tension of Science vs. Faith.

Today on the podcast we're covering some of the most mysterious theological topics in all of scripture. It seems like everyone has opinions about angels and demons but what does the Bible actually say? What about the origins of Satan? When did he rebel? Are demons fallen angels? All this and more!

Today on the Podcast we're talking about the doctrine of the church - Ecclesiology. What does the Bible actually say about it? Do we actually need to go to church? Who can be it's leaders? All this and more!

The doctrine of the Holy Spirit is called Pneumatology. It's really important, but often not in the ways the modern church would imagine. Today on the podcast we're looking at what the Bible actually says about the Holy Spirit and all of the weird things people say about him.

This is part 2 of the doctrine of salvation. Today on the podcast we're looking at salvation in the New Testament. How does the NT talk about the work of Christ? What words are used? What do we get wrong?

This is the first of 2 podcast episodes looking at the doctrine of salvation. In part 1, we're looking at salvation from the Old Testament perspective. How were people saved form their sins before Jesus? What is the purpose of the sacrificial system in the Old Testament?

It's no surprise that Jesus is a BIG DEAL in Christian theology. Jesus is a big deal in all of history, psychology, sociology, and basically every other -ology. Today we're looking at what the Bible specifically says about Jesus. Did he ever claim to be God? Is that just Christian legend?

One of the core features of Christianity is the insistence that there is something wrong with this world and the people who live in it. Today on the podcast we're talking about what the Bible calls Sin. Every single thing in this world is corrupted by it, even some of our favorite things!