Does being a “Jesus Follower” mean you can believe whatever you want?

There are multiple reasons to reject an evolutionary worldview. But if evolution is true, we actually couldn’t know it for sure.

What does it look like to live on mission for Christ?

Can we trust the bible, even though we only have copies? And how do we go from the copies to the Bible on our nightstands?

Christians can’t afford to be unprepared to address claims that Science has disproved Christianity or the Bible. Here are three quick points on science.

Bible translations keep changing, but does this mean God’s word keeps changing?

Can we walk through a door to have our sins forgiven at the Vatican? And what does the answer to this tell us about what Jesus did on the cross?

Was it child abuse for God the Father to send the innocent Son to die for the crimes of guilty people?

We don’t always get to choose the questions that will be asked of us, but we must take the oppertunities when they come.

If true holiness results in health, wealth, and prosperity, then where do Jesus and Paul fit in that definition?

There are many reasons for Christians to care about the gender identity issues; we look at three on this episode.

Many times, we pray aganist the very means God wants to use to conform us to the likeness of Jesus.

This week we look at one tactic for discovering faulty and inconsistent views on abortion, the Bible, and God.

Everyone is talking about love, but what does that word mean and how is it best understood? Further, how should we express love in our culture today?

Is “believeing in Jesus” enough to be saved? Or is there more to it than that?

A lot of the people claiming black lives, all lives, or any lives matter have no foundation for that claim in their worldview. This week, we look at how to discuss this issue.

How should we answer the question “Is the Bible literally true?”, since both yes and no are neither good answers?

Does “I can do all things through Christ” refer to winning at sports and other physical things, or does it mean we can be content in Christ?