The Virtual Bible Study

In this edition of The Virtual Bible Study we continued a discussion on dealing with controversy in the church. In this program we discussed positive things that we should consider to when dealing with controversy.

In this edition of The Virtual Bible Study we discussed dealing with controversy in the church. There will be controversy. The question is how should we deal with it. This is the first of a two part discussion in which we discussed the wrong ways to deal with controversy.

In this edition of The Virtual Bible Study we discussed the Old Testament and its relevance to us today. Should we study the Old Testament? What are some suggestions for doing so?

*****NOTE: We experienced technical dificulties during this program. Sound quality is poor.*****In this edition of The Virtual Bible Study we discussed our salvation. How can we have confidence that we can have salvation?

In this edition of The Virtual Bible Study we discussed preachers and the use of religious titles. Should we be assuming religious titles? What about paying preachers to preach? We examined these questions in this edition of The Virtual Bible Study.

In this edition of The Virtual Bible Study we discussed the conditions we must meet for our prayers to be acceptable to God, and how God answers our prayers. Be sure to listen to this important discussion!

In this edition of The Virtual Bible Study we discussed the book of Acts and looked at lessons we can learn from the book. Be sure to listen to this important discussion!

In this edition of The Virtual Bible Study we discussed homosexuality and homosexual marriage. Homosexual marriage is in the news this week as California legalized homosexual marriage. What does the Bible say about this important subject?

In this edition of The Virtual Bible Study we discussed what would potentially upset Jesus the most if he were on the earth today. What sins in the world today would bother Jesus the most?

In this edition of The Virtual Bible Study we interviewed Perry Cotham who authored the book "One World, Many Nations". He suggests we should learn from those of other religions. We examined this claim.