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Increasingly Christian writers, thinkers, and theologians are appreciating that the words “God is love”, as D. A. Carson once observed, often sit in a matrix very different to that of biblical theology. Is the church in danger of collapsing all of God’s attributes into the single attribute of love? Or is talking about God in any other way but love, a distorted portrayal of him? This week Pete and the curious team will seek to address some form of balance in examining the nature of God

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The new atheist have described God as a moral monster, based on some very difficult & controversial passages in the Old Testament. In particular those passages where God is seen to wipe out entire nations in an almost genocidal way. How do we reconcile these passages with a God of Love and Mercy? Pete and the curious team will be seeking to tackle and discuss this sensitive issue.

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Did Adam & Eve possess eternal life inherently? Were they reliant on the ‘tree of life’ to sustain that quality of life? Did the tree have life in and of itself, or was it merely a sign, a sacrament to that true, eternal life in God? Did the threat of ‘death’ upon eating the fruit, imply physical death or more spiritual death….or both? 

This week Pete and the curious team will be examining the unusual topic of the Tree of Life. Considering exactly what role did it play in the garden, and was it an inevitable part of the eternal life that Adam and Eve were to enjoy?

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Who is said to occupy heaven? Who are the ‘heavenly hosts’? Are these heavenly beings divine? Is God ever advised?

This week, Pete and the curious team look at the unusual topic of the divine counsel. Asking the question as to whether or not a heavenly counsel implies that somehow God takes advice, or is in conversation as he executes his purpose.

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In this second part of looking at the biblical picture of Satan, the Curious team reflect on his mission and work in the world and his ultimate destiny.

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Who is Satan? Where did he come from? Is he a person or an ideology? This week, Pete and the Curious team will be delving into the first of a two part exploration of what the Bible really has to say about the devil. 

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Is everyone due to end up in heaven? If not, is that due to our choice or God's? This week, Pete and the Curious team will dive into what has traditionally been a highly controversial subject, whether God chooses to pass by certain people! 

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Does God's wrath contradict His love or compliment it?

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Pete and the Curious team continue this week where they left off last episode, taking a closer look at the Bible's message about hell.

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From the varied ideas of hell, many influenced by Dante's graphic depiction in his fourteenth-century novel,  'The Divine Comedy'; to modern-day denials of there being any such place, what does the bible really say about this controversial subject? Pete and the Curious team endeavour this week to offer some ideas and thoughts on the Bible's teaching on hell.

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