How are you supposed to approach the Bible now that Gospel clarity has ruined your perspective? The Boys walk through how reading, teaching, and preaching changes when you hold to a gospel-centered view of the Bible.

How are you supposed to approach the Bible now that Gospel clarity has ruined your perspective? The Boys walk through how reading, teaching, and preaching changes when you hold to a gospel-centered view of the Bible.

Reading Exodus Redemptively: The boys discuss how the Exodus story should shape our reading of the Bible, expand our understanding of the Gospel, and strengthen our faith in Christ.

Reading Exodus Redemptively: The boys discuss how the Exodus story should shape our reading of the Bible, expand our understanding of the Gospel, and strengthen our faith in Christ.

Reading Exodus Redemptively: The boys discuss how the Exodus story should shape our reading of the Bible, expand our understanding of the Gospel, and strengthen our faith in Christ.

On today's podcast, The Boys want to do something a little different. Our goal is to get you, the listener, involved in our discussion. We pulled one of our favorite podcasts from last year on the subject of Discipleship. Does the modern perspective align with discipleship historically? How has pietism changed the way discipleship is done within the church? What is the historic reformed perspective of discipleship? After you listen to the episode, please head over to the Facebook group and post your questions. We will answer them in a future podcast this fall.

On today's podcast, The Boys want to do something a little different. Our goal is to get you, the listener, involved in our discussion. We pulled one of our favorite podcasts from last year on the subject of Discipleship. Does the modern perspective align with discipleship historically? How has pietism changed the way discipleship is done within the church? What is the historic reformed perspective of discipleship? After you listen to the episode, please head over to the Facebook group and post your questions. We will answer them in a future podcast this fall.

How should we respond to racial injustice in the past and present? Is the preaching of the Gospel the only mandate for the Church, or should it be directly involved in responding to sins in society through social justice?

How should we respond to racial injustice in the past and present? Is the preaching of the Gospel the only mandate for the Church, or should it be directly involved in responding to sins in society through social justice?

How should we respond to racial injustice in the past and present? Is the preaching of the Gospel the only mandate for the Church, or should it be directly involved in responding to sins in society through social justice?