The season 1 finale and 2nd question and response episode! Pr. Richard answers questions submitted by you, the listeners.

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It’s Holy Week, so we’re walking through each day to understand what happened leading up to the first Easter and what it all means.

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Hope's Prayer Director, Melissa Johnson Matthews, joins the show this week to talk all things prayer.

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Classes on prayer at Hope:

Alpha

Intro to Prayer

A Look at the Lord's Prayer

School for Listening Prayer

Let Prayer Change Your Life

Discover Your Spiritual Gifts

We’ve gotten a bunch of questions and requests on the topic of heaven and hell. It seems like everybody is curious about what happens after we die, so in this episode we explore what the Bible actually says about it.

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In this episode, Pr. Richard and Eric discuss the great “free will vs. predestination debate.” Do we have the free will to choose, and therefore earn, our salvation? Does God decide ahead of time who ends up in heaven and hell? All that and more!

In this episode, Pr. Richard and Eric discuss covenants. What are they? How do they work? Why are they significant? What do God’s covenants mean and how do they impact our relationship with our Creator? They’ll discuss all that and more!

In this week’s episode, Richard responds to your questions on the first five episodes of the show.

Lent: the 40 days (outside Sundays) between Ash Wednesday and Easter. What is the purpose? Is Lent biblically-based? How can we use this time to walk closer with our creator? With Eric's guidance, Pr Richard has some answers…

On today's show, Richard & Eric take on the task of talking sin. Why are we sinful to begin with? What overcomes sin (both in biblical history, and today)? And, how have we viewed sin in different areas and times?

Richard and Eric discuss what the word ‘Gospel’ means, where we see it proclaimed in both the Old and New Testament, and why the message Jesus brought is really “good news."