We're all been a part of a bible study or small group at some point and we know how valuable they can be...but starting your own can be daunting and confusing. Today, let's talk about some good tips and tricks to get a quality start to an important group.

How far did the waters really reach? Were there truly no survivors outside of Noah's family? I thought it was only 2 of every animal!? We've all heard this story in Children's Church, but there are greater details than we often dig into and we seem to forget to revisit stories that we feel like we've heard. Today, lets's dig back into a classic bible story and ask some of those harder questions.

The Nephilim are a topic that is surrounded by a lot of wild ideas. Scripture doesn't speak on them directly, leading to people's wild assumptions to fill in the gaps. Let's see if we can bring a little light to a wild topic.

The adversary is a complicated figure in scripture. There's a lot to say about him but there's also a lot misunderstood about him. Today, let's start with part 1 of many.

Mark 3:28-29 tells us that "all sins can be forgiven except blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, which is an eternal sin." What does that really mean, to blaspheme the Holy Spirit? Let's talk about that.

While we begin our discussion today specifically on sin, we will move into talking about all 7 of the list of "deadly sins", where that list originated, and how each play into our humanity.

In the running list of questions that are too big to answer in one podcast episode, let's add the Trinity. The doctrine of the Trinity is very complicated and, therefore, often overlooked. But!, it plays a bigger role in your everyday life and faith than you realize. So, let's talk about that.

We've talked about camp, we've talked about mountaintop moments, now let's bring them together. What is so special about a week at summer camp that you so often feel God more deeply? Is God really more in that place or is it just in my head?

As a follow-up to our conversation on "Where was Jesus before the incarnation," we are joined by our resident expert on the OT figure, Melchizedek. Buckle up because it's a heavy one!

Angels are majestic, beautiful, yet confusing creators. They've often, throughout history, been wrongly worshiped because of their majesty. The bible tells us we aren't to worship them but, what is their purpose? Join us this week will we seek that answer as well as dig into the different "categories" and holy creatures.