To what is Paul referring to by " the sound instruction" of Jesus; likewise, to "godly teaching"? Can anything a man writes or speaks in our modern times have the same authority as scripture? Can we have "healthy" interests in controversies? Weshould be content with food and clothing, but what about shelter? Is money the root of all evil? When one walks away from the faith is it considered to be permanent?

Was Paul speaking about slavery in an employer/employee relationship sense? Does God support the idea of slavery? Will James ever get his internet fixed?

Is the 1 Timothy written for Pastors only? Why are there so many Bible translations? What ever happened to that gift they called prophecy? Why did James abandon us? Also Adam gets a solid performance review.

How exactly does the church function as the "pillar and foundation of the truth"? What are the requirements you can impose on the household of God?

More unpacking! Should women be able to speak on a Sunday morning? Should a Pastor drink? Should an Elder view or participate in violently competitive activities? Who would win in a fight, Bruce Lee or Muhammad Ali? Plus Josh breaks a chair!

Adam Cushing joins us again as we dive a little deeper into the roles of men and women within the church. What character traits does Paul prescribe for leadership? And why is it so important?

What wisdom does Paul give to Timothy regarding roles within the church? Is it meant for us today, or just the church in Ephesus? What about the women? Special guest Adam Cushing joins us as we wonder through this chapter.

What were the myths and genealogies should we be concerned about? After his conversion was Paul still a sinner?

Is wokeness a stepping stone to theological compromise? With the word "woke" meaning so many different things to so many people, is it possible to define? Is it too late, have we already been impacted? Has the Church failed to address these issues and perhaps made it worse?