In this episode, Daniel leads a discussion about the strengths and weaknesses of systematizing theology and begins an overview of Covenant Theology.

When you consider the claim, "Jesus demands you submit everything to Him," it can lead to some incredibly difficult decisions. It can feel like you are giving up on your hope and dreams when you contemplate submitting to Jesus, so the appropriate question to ask is this--if I submit, will Jesus be enough? Open your Bible to find out!

If you live in the real world, it's safe to say that technology plays a significant role in your life. If it's not a smartphone, it's medicine. If it's not social media, it's a refrigerator. Technology is everywhere, and Scripture demands that we submit everything, including technology, to the Lordship of Jesus. How do we do that? Let's go to God's Word to find out.

Do you ever feel like God gifted you with interests and abilities that are totally useless? You're not alone, and as you look at Scripture, you find that when you submit to Jesus as Lord, he uses what you thought was unusable!

Titus 2:11-15 helps the Christian understand that the grace that is needed for live transformation is found by devoting your mind to understanding doctrine.

When your family life reaches the point of desperation, it is often only the beginning of God's glorious plan for your life. Follow along in 1 Samuel 1 as we see how God gives hope to desperate families.

In Malachi 1, the prophet rips back the curtain to expose the sinful sacrifices of the priests, and in the process, he reveals a great deal about God's character. He is a God who has incredibly high standards for worship and sacrifice. They are standards so high that we cannot meet them.

What happens when you trust yourself? Our culture preaches that trusting yourself, having self-confidence, is crucial. However, Jesus contrasts that view in Luke 18 with two parables. Both of them teach that trusting yourself is a terrible option.