Manny people love their King James (and other older) Bibles. Are the newer Bibles pretty much the same? Is every Bible alone? What are the differences? Maybe our discussion can shed just a little light on these questions.

What is DECONSTRUCTION, really? How can the church manage or respond to it???

This show we respond to a response.
A professed "former Christian" deconstructionist. He responds to a video stating why he thinks given statements about Christian beliefs are false, and we follow up behind his statements to see if they hold up to scrutiny.

This discussion involves what we should think about LGBTQ+ behavior, how we should deal with the people, and how we should keep ourselves in check when dealing with such issues.

This discussion includes the participation of a couple of very young members that are part of one small section of that community.

We were going to discuss the rapture, but we went down a very big tangent instead...

We discuss what Jesus's life may have been like from the perspective of him being divine, and being human... And also considering temptation and sun.

Is there a creator? Does that make more sense, or does the atheist vote of everything "just is" make more sense?

Like the title says, we discuss what morality is, and whether it can exist without God...

When is someone responsible for their own actions? When are they still too young, or too immature for divine judgment?
We discuss this topic, where it may be found in the Bible, and how it may have changed over the years.

A group of us discuss a wager written by Blasé Pascal (the famous mathematician) , and what it may or may not mean in any reality.