We all have fears, and many of us suffer from the fear of man. What is this fear and how do we begin to address this in our hearts?

What is gentle parenting? No seriously, what is it? Pete and Philip had to do some investigating on this one before addressing the latest fad in parenting. Is it helpful, hurtful, or a hindrance to true biblical parenting?

The Apostles Creed states that Jesus, "descended into hell." What does this mean? Where do we see it in Scripture? Does our confession interact with this phrase at all?

In a previous issue we have spoken on the theology of the Christian Sabbath, but in this edition we get specific and practical: Are we supposed to do chores on the Sabbath? What should we and should we not do and why?

A two feature episode! Does the Lord command that women should wear head coverings in worship, and must we as Christians forgive others? We would never dream of doing such a thing unless we have had looked at these questions before in some way whether through a previous episode or a sermon. Please the notes for more information on where we have looked at these before.

We all have our favorites. Our favorite movies, our favorite books, our favorite everything. But who are our pastors favorite theologians? And why? Or perhaps even better, how have they influenced them?

A Christian spiritual discipline that is often overlooked in these days is fasting. What is fasting? Is it spoken about in the Scriptures and what purpose does it serve? Further am I commanded to do so?

Our Westminster Confession of Faith 2.1 says that God is "without body, parts, or passions..." What is meant by this? Do we mean that God is without emotions and lacks love? What are we to do with the Scriptures that speak of God having emotions?

Assuming a married Christian couple may have children, how are they to think through this? Are there biblical reasons for delaying or not having children, or does the Bible command the opposite that we always have children?

There are a lot of early church writings, written by some really good men (Ignatius, Clement, Augustine, etc.). And it goes without saying that their writings are important and influential (Ex: Augustine huge influence upon Luther). But must we read them and by them gain special insight into Christian doctrine?