In this episode I respond to a half dozen or so alleged "irreconcilable contradictions" found between Luke and Matthew in their accounts of Jesus' birth.

In the wake of recent reports of sexual abuse within the Catholic Church and Southern Baptist churches there have been several questions and claims made about the way that the teachings of these institutions contribute to the environments that allow and protect perpetrators to commit their crimes.

This is a more full response to the issue of Slavery and Rape in the Bible that was presented by the atheist questioner in the "Questions No Christian Can Answer" response series by The Mentionables. To address this issue specifically, we need to properly understand how we should approach confusing or difficult passages in the Bible in general.

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What is circumcision? Why was it so important in the Old Testament but not in the New Testament? How is Jesus' death a sacrifice if He didn't really die, and how does His dying pay for our sins?

Pastor Marc addresses a question about loss, where we should turn to in our grief, and offers a reminder of some foundational perspective to help stay grounded in such an emotionally chaotic circumstance.

Pastor Marc addresses a question about loss, where we should turn to in our grief, and offers a reminder of some foundational perspective to help stay grounded in such an emotionally chaotic circumstance.

A charge is often made regarding something someone disagrees with that "there is NO evidence for it." Such a charge was made in recent video I was responding to as part of a project with The Mentionables (www.TheMentionables.org). The question was regarding the flood recorded in the Book of Genesis. There is indeed evidence which seems to support the event of a worldwide flood. Whether one finds it convincing or not, it is certainly not true to that there is "no evidence" at all. Not being an expert on the subject, I turn to creation apologist Steve Schramm to help out with the details. You can learn more about Steve and his ministry at www.SteveSchramm.com.

In this episode, I respond to a question posed to me in a recent conversation, "How it is possible that love can be a verb when it is a feeling?"

The Bible has a lot to say about fearing God. To some people it seems counter-intuitive that God could be both loving and someone that we should fear. In this episode, Pastor Marc takes a look at what it means to fear God and how that is actually very fitting that we fear a loving God.