The Christian Roundtable

When you’re confronted with the truth of who Jesus really is, you can’t stay neutral. This episode challenges us to face that moment honestly. Will we shape Jesus into who we want Him to be, or will we submit to who He reveals Himself to be in Scripture? As we look at the sufficiency of Christ and the claims He makes, we’re all forced to answer the same question: What will you do with Jesus?

When you’re confronted with the truth of who Jesus really is, you can’t stay neutral. This miniseries challenges us to face that moment honestly. Will we shape Jesus into who we want Him to be, or will we submit to who He reveals Himself to be in Scripture? As we look at the sufficiency of Christ and the claims He makes, we’re all forced to answer the same question: what will you do with Jesus?

People say it all the time. “God told me.” “I heard God speak.” “The Lord led me.” But what do we actually mean when we say that?

In this episode of The Christian Roundtable, we open the Bible and slow the conversation down. We talk about how God has spoken, how He speaks now, and why this question matters more than most people realize. Is hearing God about feelings, impressions, and experiences, or has God already spoken clearly and finally?

This isn’t a debate for scholars only. What you believe about God speaking shapes how you make decisions, how you view Scripture, and how confident you are in your faith. Join the discussion as we ask honest questions, challenge assumptions, and let the Word of God set the standard.

Pull up a chair. Let’s talk.

People say it all the time. “God told me.” “I heard God speak.” “The Lord led me.” But what do we actually mean when we say that?

In this episode of The Christian Roundtable, we open the Bible and slow the conversation down. We talk about how God has spoken, how He speaks now, and why this question matters more than most people realize. Is hearing God about feelings, impressions, and experiences, or has God already spoken clearly and finally?

This isn’t a debate for scholars only. What you believe about God speaking shapes how you make decisions, how you view Scripture, and how confident you are in your faith. Join the discussion as we ask honest questions, challenge assumptions, and let the Word of God set the standard.

Pull up a chair. Let’s talk.

People say it all the time. “God told me.” “I heard God speak.” “The Lord led me.” But what do we actually mean when we say that?

In this episode of The Christian Roundtable, we open the Bible and slow the conversation down. We talk about how God has spoken, how He speaks now, and why this question matters more than most people realize. Is hearing God about feelings, impressions, and experiences, or has God already spoken clearly and finally?

This isn’t a debate for scholars only. What you believe about God speaking shapes how you make decisions, how you view Scripture, and how confident you are in your faith. Join the discussion as we ask honest questions, challenge assumptions, and let the Word of God set the standard.

Pull up a chair. Let’s talk.

People say it all the time. “God told me.” “I heard God speak.” “The Lord led me.” But what do we actually mean when we say that?

In this episode of The Christian Roundtable, we open the Bible and slow the conversation down. We talk about how God has spoken, how He speaks now, and why this question matters more than most people realize. Is hearing God about feelings, impressions, and experiences, or has God already spoken clearly and finally?

This isn’t a debate for scholars only. What you believe about God speaking shapes how you make decisions, how you view Scripture, and how confident you are in your faith. Join the discussion as we ask honest questions, challenge assumptions, and let the Word of God set the standard.

Pull up a chair. Let’s talk.

People say it all the time. “God told me.” “I heard God speak.” “The Lord led me.” But what do we actually mean when we say that?

In this episode of The Christian Roundtable, we open the Bible and slow the conversation down. We talk about how God has spoken, how He speaks now, and why this question matters more than most people realize. Is hearing God about feelings, impressions, and experiences, or has God already spoken clearly and finally?

This isn’t a debate for scholars only. What you believe about God speaking shapes how you make decisions, how you view Scripture, and how confident you are in your faith. Join the discussion as we ask honest questions, challenge assumptions, and let the Word of God set the standard.

Pull up a chair. Let’s talk.

In part seven of our ongoing conversation about deliverance, tongues, and spiritual gifts, this episode of The Christian Roundtable takes a closer look at the growing number of post-salvation “deliverance” testimonies. Many Christians today are drawn to emotional experiences, dramatic encounters, and powerful stories that seem spiritual—but often have little connection to what the Bible actually teaches. Can a born-again believer still be under demonic bondage? Do we need deliverance after salvation, or does Scripture teach that Christ already finished the work? We’ll explore why feelings, dreams, and prophetic words must always be tested against the authority of God’s Word—and why what most people need isn’t another emotional moment, but solid discipleship. If you’ve ever heard someone say, “I felt something leave me,” this episode will challenge you to go deeper and ask the real question: “What does the Bible say?” Because lasting freedom comes not through theatrics—but through truth.

In part six of our ongoing conversation about deliverance, tongues, and spiritual gifts, this episode of The Christian Roundtable, we take a closer look at the growing number of post-salvation “deliverance” testimonies. Many Christians today are drawn to emotional experiences, dramatic encounters, and powerful stories that seem spiritual—but often have little connection to what the Bible actually teaches. Can a born-again believer still be under demonic bondage? Do we need deliverance after salvation, or does Scripture teach that Christ already finished the work? We’ll explore why feelings, dreams, and prophetic words must always be tested against the authority of God’s Word—and why what most people need isn’t another emotional moment, but solid discipleship. If you’ve ever heard someone say, “I felt something leave me,” this episode will challenge you to go deeper and ask the real question: “What does the Bible say?” Because lasting freedom comes not through theatrics—but through truth.

In this episode of The Christian Roundtable, we take an honest look at the growing trend of tongues, miracles, and deliverance ministries—especially in churches where believers are told they need to be delivered, speak in tongues, or experience some supernatural encounter to prove the Holy Spirit is working. But are these emotional moments truly biblical, or are we trading sound doctrine for spiritual drama? We’ll explore questions like: Can a Christian be possessed? Are tongues still for today? And what does the Bible actually say about signs and wonders? From Acts to 1 Corinthians to Hebrews, we’ll walk through Scripture to see the original purpose of sign gifts and why they’re no longer necessary now that we have the completed Word of God. If you're tired of hype and hungry for truth, this episode will challenge you to base your beliefs on the Bible—not feelings, not tradition, and not what’s trending.