Theologic

Have you ever wondered if you or your Pastor represent Christ accurately and well when speaking on God's behalf? Whether in the pulpit, in personal counseling, or in practical living; The church must know what God has truly said. In this episode, Zac Patke interviews Dr. Dean Taylor from Faith Baptist Bible College in Ankeny, Iowa as he presents the true way to rightly divide the word of truth. The term is Expository Preaching. That is preaching that is centered on the Biblical text itself and not on what the preacher thinks or anything else. As Dr. Taylor teaches, you might ask yourself, "Do I follow truly Bible centered preaching?" May this interview bolster you toward developing more of a taste for Expository Preaching.

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Should we unhitch ourselves from the Old Testament?
This is a question posed by prominent church leaders in our day. What happens if we divorce the preaching of the scriptures with the preaching of the resurrection? Is that how Christians have always done it? As our hosts delve into the topic of the gospel, the scriptures, and the resurrection, let us think critically and biblically about the resurrection.

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Patheos.com claims that there is a contradiction between when the Passover meal was eaten and when Jesus was crucified. Was Jesus Crucified BEFORE the Passover meal or AFTER? Can your host handle this? Listen in and find out.

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"Flee Sexual Immorality" 
I Corinthians 6:18
In a culture destructively wrapped up in sexual vice of every kind, so many are unaware of the prisons that they have put themselves in that will eventually become their tombs. As your hosts discuss the issue of sexual vice and adultery, the truth of such things goes beyond the external acts and all the way to the heart. Listen in and be challenged by this weighty episode.

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In taking a look at another hard saying of Jesus, our hosts take us on a trip through death in scripture. What is death truly for the Christian? How does Jesus' statement concerning the little girl that "She is not dead but sleeping," also part of the blessed hope of Christians? As Sean unpacks this text, listen in and be blessed.

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Paul commands that we are to sing "Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual songs." (Colossians 3:16). Churches can often sing hymns and spiritual songs but how many sing Psalms? In this interview, Sean and Patke interview author and professor Scott Aniol to help us understand when the church stopped singing them, how we can get back to being obedient to sing them, and what benefits Psalm singing produces for your church. May the church be obedient to Christ and become even more so in singing Psalms together.

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Patheos.com claims that Jesus' prayer concerning the unity of the church was never fulfilled. In fact, Paul's dealings with division in the Corinthians church are evidence of that failure. Is this a legit contradiction? Can your hosts handle this one? Listen in and find out.

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In this episode, our hosts take on the entirety of a whole Old Testament book. What is the book of Ruth? Why is it important? What might it teach us concerning womanhood? What might it teach us concerning manhood? Listen in and be challenged to think biblically.

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From Atheists.org

Trusting God

“A good man obtaineth favour of the LORD…” — Proverbs 12:2

Now consider the case of Job. After commissioning Satan to ruin Job financially and to slaughter his shepherds and children to win a petty bet with Satan. God asked Satan: “Hast thou considered my servant Job, that there is none like him in the earth, a perfect and an upright man, one that feareth God, and escheweth evil? and still he holdeth fast his integrity, although thou movedst me against him, to destroy him without cause.” — Job 2:3

Can two Christians deal with this? Listen in and find out.

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In this episode, your hosts delve into the parable found in Matthew 20:1-26. Who is everyone? What is this about? How does it speak to our day? Listen in and grow in grace.

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