Listen in as biblical scholars weigh in on this difficult topic of divorce. But more importantly, listen in to what Jesus is saying and what He isn't saying.

Are you happy in your marriage? What do you base that happiness on? What if our preconceptions about marriage bring problems into our marriage? And what if a theological understanding of marriage from the One Who designed it can produce the happiest marriage we have ever experienced?

How do you apply the Old Testament to your life today? And which of the laws are applicable to us today? It is a common feeling that the OT is primarily just laws, but what if we are wrong? What if tucked in those laws is a message we are missing?

Have you ever struggled to understand what the Old Testament is saying? Determining the meaning of Scripture can be difficult when we have the bridge of time and culture to cross.

These days, people seem so polarized about what the Word of God says, which calls into question how we approach the study of Scripture. Listen in as we discuss how to study our Bible.

In a recent Gallup Poll, a record-low 20% of Americans now say the Bible is the literal word of God. If we don’t believe that the Bible is the inspired Word of God, the Bible is still authoritative in our lives. Listen in as we examine Scripture, extrabiblical sources, scholar's views, and unpack the proof of Scripture.

Our theology ought to frame up our expectations for this life. Not the other way around. Our expectations should not shape our theology.

Listen in as biblical scholars weigh in on this difficult topic of divorce. But more importantly, listen in to what Jesus is saying and what He isn't saying.

Are you happy in your marriage? What do you base that happiness on? What if our preconceptions about marriage bring problems into our marriage? And what if a theological understanding of marriage from the One Who designed it can produce the happiest marriage we have ever experienced?

How do you apply the Old Testament to your life today? And which of the laws are applicable to us today? It is a common feeling that the OT is primarily just laws, but what if we are wrong? What if tucked in those laws is a message we are missing?