Today we continue in the Sermon on the Mount and Jesus takes on the topic of oaths. He tells his disciples to honor their word and let their yes mean a yes.

Today's passage sees Jesus talking about a difficult topic. That of divorce. He seems to give one exception, that being adultery. However the underlying meaning of the Greek terms suggests another meaning.

This episode will air on the radio on KKMC 880 am/93.7fm in Salinas, Ca. In today's episode I answer a listener question about how to answer an unbeliever when they say the Bible is full of contradictions. I start off by discussing the reliability of the New Testament based on the number of manuscripts we have, then look at five common "contradictions", then answer the question if Jesus ever claimed to be divine. Send you questions to [email protected].

Jesus continues talking about the nature of sin, and adultery in particular. In today's passage he uses classic hyperbole to illustrate this, and does so with strong language.

Today we continue on the in Jesus's sermon on the mount. Today's verses are about the commandment of adultery, and Jesus clears up what the command really means.

I recently had the opportunity and honor of appearing on Now Radio Active with James Auel and Ramona Trevino on KKMC 880am/97.3fm in Salinas, CA.  We had a great conversation about the unmerited grace of God, forgiveness, and mercy.

After a couple technical snafus the show is back today. Today Jesus tells us that we are to seek reconciliation in all aspects of life.

In yesterday's episode we read about Jesus elaborating on the command not to murder. Today he tells us that to true worship requires reconciliation with one's neighbor.

Jesus continues his discourse about the law and what it means. In today's passage he clarifies what is meant by the command to not murder.

In today's show I answer an accusation that I received on twitter.  The accusation is that Christianity hates women because the Bible tells women to be submissive to their husbands.  This person on Twitter was referring to Ephesians 5:22, but took it grossly out of context.  Today's show looks at the context of the passage, and how its lessons can be applied today.