Terror and judgment, or hope and victory? Find out during week 8 of the Immerse reading plan in the book of Revelation.

All roads may lead to Rome, but only one road leads to God. Join us for a discussion of the book of Hebrews as you power through week 7 of the Immerse reading plan.

Prepare to have your mind blown! Spoiler alert: heaven is not your goal, Jesus did his own This is Not That, and we are called to perfection. Boom!

Week 5 of the Immerse reading plan is here! George Michael had to have faith, but as Christians, we're called to more. In this episode the team shares how to supplement your faith just as Jesus supplemented His disciples' faith.

Folks pick churches for their endless loop of feel good messages and then complain that they're not being fed. In this episode the team explains why a balanced diet of scripture is so important.

You'll be hungry if you only eat on Sunday! If that's not motivation to keep cruising through Week 4 of the Immerse reading plan, we don't know what is.

We all remember "judge not", but do we know how to hold believers accountable? Or does Grace mean that anything goes? Join us for a chat about Corinth while you read through Week 3 of Immerse.

Join us on our Immerse journey as we discuss Acts, the Holy Spirit, the early Church, and the purpose of the Church. Spoiler: it's not to make you feel good!

Epic quote from this edition of TINT: "Churches and systems don't make disciples; disciples make disciples."

As we continue our journey through the Immerse Bible, this week we talk about whether Jesus was a leader who came to start a new religion or if he had an entirely different purpose - all through the lens of the Gospel According to Luke.

In this episode we discuss the origins of the New Testament and whether or not we can trust its validity! Learn where the New Testament came from and why those particular books are the ones that made it into the Bible.

Welcome to This is Not That! The podcast where we discuss Biblical truths (this) and how they differ from mainstream conventional wisdom (that)!