As Reformation Day fast approaches I thought it would be helpful to look back through Church History at the moments that led to the need for reform. How did the church go from 1st century Apostolic teaching all the way to completely rejecting the Gospel? Let's see where things went wrong and what we can learn from them today.

Alongside the topic of Biblical Creationism, I absolutely adore Biblical Archeology. These two subjects are my favorite to research, so I was so excited to get the chance to discuss archeology after recording a couple of episodes about creationism. Today I delve into the errors of Egyptian timelines, the digs that have census and even a few of the ones that are still up for debate. I hope this one will be just as edifying as the others! As usual, there's a timestamped outline below, as well as some article links for further research on this topic.

This is a different kind of episode, today I wanted to lighten things up and give you all a look inside the podcast. How I record, what it looks like, what programs I use, and how it all comes together.

Today I have dropped an episode with sweaty palms, and a knot in my stomach. Why? Because this topic makes me, as you'll see/hear, quite uncomfortable. CDD, Christian Domestic Discipline, is a strange topic, but one that needed to be addressed. Those who are adherents to CDD believe that the husband should physically disciple his wife when she sins. Is it biblical? Let's go through it all. Below is a timestamped outline, with Scriptural verses listed, in case you'd like to read along.

I had the privilege of being joining once again by Jasmin Davis, who is not just brilliant at decorating but also just brilliant! She's talking to me today about evolution, creation science, and how Christians should respond to these viewpoints. Below is a timestamped outline of the entire conversation, in case you want to move around a bit. There are also some links to connect with Jasmin and see her work in home decorating.

I was blessed to have my sweet husband join me on the program to talk about how we met, married, came to faith, began traveling for his work, and eventually started this podcast.

I had the absolute joy of talking with Allie Beth Stuckey from Relatable, discussing her new book You're Not Enough and That's Okay.

I had the privilege of talking with Alan from the Polite Leader Youtube channel, and we chatted about a lot of different topics. He was gracious enough to tell his testimony, talk about his work on exposing Word of Faith teachers, and also give some background into how he creates his videos and what's coming next for his channel. It was such a fun conversation, I was encouraged by his heart for the body of Christ, and the work he is putting into creating videos that will educate and edify all of us. He was also incredibly kind enough to do a shout out for the program on a recent video on his channel, and I'm overwhelmed by the response from his listeners. I hope you'll all join me in praying for him and his work online.

I had the privilege of being joined by two brothers-in-Christ and fellow podcasters, Joseph Knowels and Rueben Rosalez from the Church History Matter's podcast! It was the first recording I did after getting sick, so I was still a little foggy headed. They were very gracious, and patient, so this should be a fun, educational, and encouraging episode minus the overly excited host. Sorry! I had no idea how much I missed podcasting until I was forced to take a break from it. Joseph, Rueben, and I sat down to discuss the importance of Church History, their testimonies, why they decided to podcast about this topic, what their favorite stories are, and even Eschatology. I had a blast talking to them, and I learned a lot that I didn't know!

As many of you most likely know, my family and I have come down with the Corona Virus. We're all feeling much better, however recording last week was impossible. Brooke Bartz, founder of the Open Hearts in a Closed World conference, has given me permission to post the main speakers from this year.