Christians have been set free from the heavy yoke of the Mosaic Law and set free to live under the law of liberty.In this episode, Michael and Jason unpack what it means to love God.

Christians have been set free from the heavy yoke of the Mosaic Law and set free to live under the law of liberty.

The proclimation, Christ is King, is one of the most essential truths in the universe. Should Christians stop saying it, because it's been cooped or misused?

In this episode, Michael and Jason unpack the weirdness of collectivist causes, like Americans who choose to turn their profile picture into a Ukrainian flag. They then turn to scripture to try and understand this from a Christian point of view.

We've heard a lot about empathy; especially within the church. However, how does empathy (which was first coined in 1908) really pertain to Christians and our ability to live faithfully into our calling in a world where feelings seem to matter more than truth.

Understanding our need for the Gospel, each day, empowers us to know what our marriage needs every day as well. The Gospel empowers and enriches our marriage more than any of our efforts ever could.

With so much confusion surrounding God's promises to Israel and what that means today, for Christians and Jews, Michael and Jason decided it was time to dive into Romans 11 to discuss a few things.

While Americans are hung up on Donald Trump's bloodbath comments and the left's manipulation of them, Michael and Jason take a look at the ultimate bloodbath which saved mankind.

In a culture deeply imbedded in and unintentionally promoting envy, we want to look to Christ to see what selflessness looks like and how Christians can examine their own motives to discern if their actions are rooted in others or rooted in self.

Whatever way we choose to perceive the gospel, will have a significant impact on how we choose to represent the gospel to others. This isn't necessarily a bad thing. The gospel is, indeed, many things wrapped up into one very important thing. Yet, how we choose to represent and present the gospel to others, does matter. In fact, it's literally a matter of life and death for everyone. And if the importance of the gospel carries as much weight as it does, than so should Christian's intentionality in their stewardship of the gospel.