Think with Scripture

In this episode, Saurav joins Clark to talk about Eschatology.

In this podcast, I respond to an atheist’s comment claiming that believing in one God isn’t much different from rejecting 3,999 others. I offer two key arguments: why the God of the Bible stands apart from all other so-called gods, and why rejecting other deities has a completely different foundation and purpose. My goal isn’t to argue, but to encourage thoughtful reflection on what makes the Chri...

I asked ChatGPT to explain the beliefs of Jehovah’s Witnesses—and it delivered a clear overview. But are those beliefs truly biblical? In this video, I walk through ChatGPT’s summary and offer a biblical response to the core doctrines of Jehovah’s Witnesses, including their denial of the Trinity, rejection of Jesus as God, and teachings on salvation and the afterlife. Whether you're curious, c...

Early Christians were unwavering in their commitment to the faith, even in the face of death. Their example should both inspire us and ignite within us a deeper zeal for God. In this four-part series, I will offer a brief biography and key lessons from the lives of these early believers. Today, we talk about Tertullian of Carthage: The Man Who Coined the Term "Trinity". Facebook- https:/...

This episode was recorded to celebrate Saurav and Kaitlyn’s second wedding anniversary. Pastor Scott from CrossPoint Church sat down with Saurav for a conversation, which was first shared on the Cappleman Leadership Podcast.

The Book of Ephesians, penned by the Apostle Paul, is a treasure trove of profound and transformative truths. Among its many teachings lies an inspiring message about the active work of the Triune God—the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit—in the lives of believers. Discover how the Trinity orchestrates blessings and transformation in this encouraging episode. Tune in and be uplifted!

This sermon was preached at the CrossPoint Church. Worship is an essential part of a Christian. In John 4:23, Jesus reveals that we are to worship the father in spirit and truth, but how do we do that? Listen to the sermon to find out.

Reading the Bible consistently and daily can be a daunting task for many believers. However, it doesn't have to be that way; it all depends on having the proper perspective. Some may have failed to read the Bible in 2023 and may be uncertain about setting this monumental ambition for 2024. My goal today is to inspire you to read the Scriptures daily—not merely for the sake of checking it off y...

This Sermon was preached at CrossPoint Church, MS, Starkville.

Do you let the word of Christ permeate every aspect of your being? Apostle Paul tells the church of Colossi to let the word of Christ dominate hearts and mind. The text is from Colossians 3:16-17

Do you read your Bible regularly? This message was preached at the CrossPoint Church in Starkville, MS. The text is from Psalm 19:7-11

This sermon was preached at Crosspoint Church in Starkville, Mississippi. In this sermon, I talk about living a committed life in Christ. 

This message was preached at the New Hope Baptist Church in Starkville Mississippi. In this message I talk about fighting the good fight, running the race, and keeping the faith until the end. 

Galatian 3:28 has been argued by progressives to mean that in Christ there is no gender identity. Progressive Christianity has taken this scripture to mean that Christ has invalidated all genders. There is no gender anymore. I personally don’t care much about exposing the misrepresentation of this different religion. In this case, however, I just want to interpret the text for what it is. If you w...

This was the prayer of Apostle Paul for the Church of Philippi. “And I pray this: that your love will keep on growing in knowledge and every kind of discernment, so that you may approve the things that are superior and may be pure and blameless in the day of Christ,”Philippians 1:9-10 CSB  I believe we need still need this prayer today. As different teachings are creeping in to deceive the people...

This sermon was preached at New Hope Church in Mississippi. In this sermon, I talk about the priceless joy of knowing Christ. Since we are living in the fallen world so we tend to be distracted, but when we realize the worthlessness of this world and the infinite value of knowing Jesus, our joy becomes incomprehensible. Enjoy and share the sermon.

Happy New Year 2023! I hope you had a great year in 2022. In this new season, what is your plan for growth? Believers in Christ must pursue a life of continual growth. Also, once you establish a growth plan, be intentional and consistent. If you like the show be sure to share it and rate it.

Yes, there is a cost to following Jesus. Believers around the world are paying this price with their lives. However, there is a greater cost of not following Jesus and that is the eternal separation. 

I gave this sermon at a local church in Mississippi. In this sermon, I talk of the three pleas Moses makes to God and how we can pray similarly. The recording was done with a phone so it is not as crisp but I hope the message will encourage you. 

The first commandment says: Do not have other gods besides me. Exodus 20:3. Although we don't worship any idols, we may have worldly pursuits that hold the position of God. I hope this message is encouraging to you.

Moses is a historical hero of faith. There are many things we can learn from his life. However, these three things we should emulate to grow deeper in our relationship with God.

I gave this sermon at a local Church. The recording isn't as crisp as other episodes, but I hope this will be encouraging. 

This interview was recorded on Discover Crosspoint with the host Pastor Scott Cappleman. This week, we interview Tammy Allen who is walking through a Job-like experience after losing her dad and finding out she has cancer over the last two months. In the interview Tammy shares about growing up in California, discovering the need for a relationships with Jesus during college, her family’s journey t...

Jesus educated his followers to think about anxiety and worry correctly. Jesus corrects our perspective on life by reminding us that our life is more than food and clothing. We are created for God and to do his purpose. It is about Christ and to pursue him should be our primary aim in life. Jesus invites us to look around seriously and how God knows and provides for his creation. He reminds us not...

What is a proper cure for anxiety?  It is trusting God, enjoying God, and enjoying people.