The Virtual Bible Study

On this edition of The Virtual Bible Study we discussed our worship. What are some potential problems with contemporary and traditonal worship? What is the primary objective of our worship?

On this edition of The Virtual Bible Study we discussed Bible Classes? Are Bible classes scriptural and, if so, what does it take to have an effective Bible class?

On this edition of The Virtual Bible Study we discussed reparitive therapy with David Pickup, a Licenced Family and Marriage Therapist. Can someone overcome homosexuality? Is is a sin to be tempted homosexually?

On this edition of The Virtual Bible Study we discussed the dangers of technology as it relates to our children. What are some of the dangers and how can we protect our children?

On this edition of The Virtual Bible Study we looked at several interesting questions posed by our listeners. What do you do about an elder caught in sin? What about a preacher who is involved in a sinful relationship? Can women speak in Bible class? Do individual Christians have a responsibilty to an unfaithful brother who has not been disciplined by the church? What about paying the preacher?

On this edition of The Virtual Bible Study we discussed what it means to be a saint and compared it with the Catholic church tradition of establishing a saint.

On this edition of The Virtual Bible Study we discussed the blessings of living in the USA but we also talked about how our blessing could become a threat to our spiritual well being.

On this edition of The Virtual Bible Study we asked if it matters what I believe, what I did to be saved, what church I attend, or how I worship?

On this edition of The Virtual Bible Study we discussed a recent news report from Columbia State Community college in which teacher Dr. Linda Brunton forced her students to support the homosexual agenda. This lead us to a discussion of tolerance and intolerance.

On this edition of The Virtual Bible Study we discussed moral relativism. Is the idea that there are no absolutes in what is right and what is wrong scriptural? Is this approach to religion correct?