Faith Between Sundays

Few topics generate more debate in the church than the role of women in ministry. The two passages most often used to restrict women, found in 1 Corinthians 14 and 1 Timothy 2, are situational letters written to address specific problems in specific congregations, not universal rules for all believers. When read in their proper historical and cultural context, these passages take on an entirely di...

What is hell really? Most people picture a fiery underworld with Satan ruling over tormented souls, but this understanding comes more from cultural myths than biblical truth. This comprehensive biblical study examines what Scripture actually teaches about hell, death, and eternal punishment, revealing surprising truths that can transform your understanding of God's love and character. Discover the...

Faith Between Sundays Podcast- Episode 7 Would Jesus Use Social Media? In our digital age, Christians must navigate social media thoughtfully and intentionally. With over 5 billion people using these platforms, believers have incredible opportunities to be light in dark places and share their testimonies. However, social media also presents dangers, including addiction, misinformation, and the tem...

Should Christians Support Israel? What does it really mean to “support” Israel—and who is Israel according to God? We break it down from a Biblical perspective, exploring God’s calling for Israel and what He calls Christians to do in response. Don’t miss this deep look at faith, obedience, and truth. What was Israel supposed to be? A Holy and Set-Apart People:  Different from other nations, dedica...

In this episode, we tackle one of the most common challenges to Christianity: supposed contradictions in the Bible. Are there really inconsistencies, or do they disappear when you understand context, culture, genre, and the authors’ perspectives? We walk through the most frequently cited examples—including Genesis 1 vs. 2, the flood timeline, God “changing His mind,” faith vs. works, the temptatio...

Why doesn’t God always heal? And can Christians still struggle with anxiety or depression? In Episode 5 of the Faith Between Sundays Podcast, we tackle some of the hardest questions believers face:• Why some healings in the Gospel of Matthew and the Gospel of Mark were instant—and others weren’t• What Paul’s “thorn in the flesh” teaches us• Whether anxiety is spiritual, biological, or both• If med...

In this episode of the Faith Between Sundays podcast, Thomas and DJ explore where the Bible came from, how it was formed, and why there are so many different translations. Building off the previous episode on Christian denominations, they explain how Scripture was written in Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek, and how it was later translated as Christianity spread into new cultures and languages. The conv...

A denomination is a branch of Christianity with its own leadership, structure, and beliefs. Examples include Baptist, Lutheran, Catholic, Orthodox, Assemblies of God, and non-denominational churches. Differences can be confusing, but the goal is understanding, not judgment. The Bible never mentions denominations. Early Christians were called “the Way” (John 14:6) or “Christians” (Acts 11:26). Like...

An Angry God and a Patient Jesus? Making Sense of God’s Character Across the Testaments One of the most common struggles people have when reading the Bible is the feeling that the Old Testament presents a God who is angry, severe, and quick to judge. At the same time, the New Testament shows a Jesus who is patient, gentle, and endlessly loving. Some even wonder,  "Are these the same God?&quot...