Dr Smith discusses the reformation doctrine of the Priesthood of all believers and how that is relevant today. He also discusses authority and accountability in the church today.

Dr Smith discusses the reformation doctrine of the Priesthood of all believers and how that is relevant today. He also discusses authority and accountability in the church today.

Dr Smith discusses the reformation doctrine of the Priesthood of all believers and how that is relevant today. He also discusses authority and accountability in the church today.

Dr. Smith discusses true Biblical prosperity vs. the false prosperity gospel that is taught in some churches. The distinction between Old Testament tithing and the New Testament mandate is discussed along with principles of stewardship.

A discussion on complementarianism and some practical ways to recover Biblical manhood according to Gen 1:26. What is the proper role of men and what are the effects of the feminization of our society? Dr Smith challenges men to be servant leaders which naturally leads to healthy, well balanced marriages.

A discussion on complementarianism and some practical ways to recover Biblical manhood according to Gen 1:26. What is the proper role of men and what are the effects of the feminization of our society? Dr Smith challenges men to be servant leaders which naturally leads to healthy, well balanced marriages.

A discussion on complementarianism and some practical ways to recover Biblical manhood according to Gen 1:26. What is the proper role of men and what are the effects of the feminization of our society? Dr Smith challenges men to be servant leaders which naturally leads to healthy, well balanced marriages.

We discussed the love and light of the gospel, and how John 3:16 gives us hope in the face of death. How do we reconcile God's love with a broken world and how do we, as corrupt image bearers, respond to those who are seeking answers?

We further delve into the metaphysical implications of having minds that are self aware. We conclude part 2 of our series on origins by discussing the inherent dignity of men as image bearers of God.

As image bearers of God, we have are not only capable of abstract thought, we have an innate need to worship. We explore the question of what and how we worship, now and throughout human history.