It's one thing to claim something is true because GOD said so, but how do you intend to reasonably back up that claim? This concept, and how to substantiate it is the focus of this episode.

A group of us discuss maturing in our faith, and how often times that looks different with different people.

It's something that is essential in any leadership position. It's used by every life coach, therapist, and mentor. How does this topic relate to Christians, their friends, their families, and themselves.... And, is it really biblical???

Well our souls last forever, even if we do not go to heaven? What reason do we have to believe that it will, or it won't? What is the scriptural backing for these points of view?

What is Universal Reconciliation? Is it true? Also, if it isn't true, can believing in it send you to hell???

We discuss with each other and try to understand the concept of purgatory.

Why do we suffer? Who's to blame for it? Why do we suffer? Is there always a point to it? Join us as we try to discuss these issues (along with a tangent it two along the way).

Is slavery approved by GOD? Condemned? It definitely existed in the Bible, but why? Is the subject of slavery the same then as it is now? Just maybe when judging the people in the Bible, the topic of slavery isn't quite as simple as we think it is.

How do you ever expect to understand the difficult topics if you avoid them?
Hopefully this episode will bring understanding, if not agreement. This is a topic highly disputed in today's churches.

In this episode, we discuss what could be needed to share the gospel in today's world, along with a couple more difficulties. (And a couple of unintended tangents in to politics during the discussion.)