
Hosted by Various Speakers · EN

A sermon raises a deceptively simple question: what is actually the pastor's job? We examine biblical commands, church traditions, and the responsibilities Christians may have quietly outsourced to the pastor.

We take a look at the book, Dinner with the Doctor: Luke's Gospel for the Hungry by A Andrew Das

Is deconstruction simply another word for apostasy? We examine that claim, look at biblical examples of testing religious truth claims, and ask what really separates honest examination from abandoning the faith.

Join me for a late night sermon review. We will be listening to a sermon about going to church

While our running an errand I hit play on a sermon, did I hear the pastor correctly?

I look at a report that 50,000 people were saved during the Forrest Frank tour

We return to The Worldview fundraiser, hear the latest update, and discover what happened in the final push toward $123,500.

The deadline has arrived. We return to The Worldview fundraiser, hear the latest update, and discover what happened in the final push toward $123,500.

The deadline has arrived. Did they raise the $123,500 they said is needed to fund its six-member team for another year? We examine the final-day update, the unusual listener testimonials, and one last spiritually charged appeal for money.

Are tattoos inherently worldly? Does Leviticus 19:28 forbid Christians from getting them? And how can believers determine whether something is worldly when Scripture does not provide a complete list of forbidden cultural practices? This episode examines tattoos, Christian liberty, conscience, cultural associations, and the biblical meaning of worldliness.