You Heard It Said

We've talked at length about the importance of interpretation and understanding context but how does that impact such an important text like Genesis 1?

As Christians, we often don't think about how to define such a common word because we use it quiet regularly. But, outside of our own faith, how do you describe what this word really means? What makes something a religion over a passion? What makes two religions different? Does it have to be formally called a religion to qualify? Let's find out.

Reading through scripture we see all over about how Israel was God's chosen people. How he provided for them. How he saved them. How he punished or disciplined them. But what about today? This they rejected Jesus as the Messiah, are they still his chosen people?

Join us for some hot questions while we speed respond to a host of questions. Don't forget to send in any topics you want deeper answers to or new topics entirely.

Join us for some hot questions while we speed respond to a host of questions. Don't forget to send in any topics you want deeper answers to or new topics entirely.

For many people that don't want to rely on faith in a God they don't know, they find comfort in the answers of science. It's a common idea in America that "You may have faith, but I have my science.", as if science can give answers, comfort, truth. But, does science actually give answers to all our questions or problems?

When trying to comprehend God, lots or questions come to mind. "Why does he seem distant? Why can't we see him? What even is he...like materially?" We can't promise answers but we can promise a great time...

The Resurrection of Jesus Christ is a pretty important part of Christian Theology and those who disagree try to find any way possible to explain it away. Today we're going to talk through a few of the different explanations for how those opposed to Jesus would explain away his resurrection.

The Protestant Church has attempted to course correct since the reformation, stepping back from a number of bad habits the Catholic Church had adopted. But, in the process, we've dropped a lot of helpful practices too. Ash Wednesday is often seen as a very Catholic practice but can we still do that if we're not Catholic? Let's find out.

Evil and sin is kind of a big part in the story of the bible. Not a good part, but a large part. Which drives a lot of people to ask the questions, "where does it come from? How did it enter the world? If God is good and God is all powerful....how does he allow it to exist...?" Yea, we're gonna try to tackle that, even just a little.