Have You Not Read?

Dillon, Michael, and Andrew deal with the important questions of the nature of biblical forgiveness and the problem of seemingly senseless suffering.  What does biblical forgiveness look like practically?  Does it require offending party's repentance, or do we just freely forgive even if it is not asked for?   How should the Christian respond to personal suffering when it seems to make no sen...

Dillon, Michael, Andrew and David discuss the nature of Christ's kingdom and reign as well as why poetry is used in the bible.  Is Jesus reigning as King now or does He have to come back to begin His reign?  Do the poetic passages in the bible carry the same weight as the more concrete, didactic passages? If you have questions you would like “Have You Not Read?” to tackle, please submit them...

Dillon, Michael, Andrew and David talk about the value and the pitfalls of Christian debate, infant baptism versus believer's baptism, and how to tell if a child is ready to be baptized.  Is there value in Christians from different theological backgrounds publicly debating issues like baptism?  If a person is baptized as an infant and then comes to faith later in life, should they be baptized...

Dillon, Michael and David discuss the difference between knowing doctrine for yourself versus parroting the views of your pastor and the relationship between "the law of Christ" and being under grace.  Are we simply regurgitating doctrinal soundbites from gravitational personalities or being good Bereans?  Are law and grace compatible, and how do they relate to one another on this side o...

David Casson joins Dillon and Michael to discuss how to answer the claim that the Bible should not be followed because it is internally inconsistent, the use of circular reasoning in proving any ultimate authority, and dealing with arrogant Christians.  Does the Bible tell Christians to love their neighbors, but then turn around and tell them to hate or even kill certain other kinds of people?  Is...

This week Dillon, Michael and Andrew discuss dispensationalism, premillennialism, apologetics and ethnic diversity.  If you spiritualize the Old Testament passages concerning the new temple, doesn't that make you a theological liberal?  Was the early church premillennial in its eschatology? What do you do when a Mormon or Jehovah's Witness shows up on your doorstep?  Should we strive for...

Get acquainted with our hosts, Dillon Hamilton, Michael Dirrim and Andrew Hudson, as they discuss the heart behind good and bad questions, the difference between Bible translations, and what is the nature and timing of the Rapture. If you have questions you would like “Have You Not Read?” to tackle, please submit them at the link below: https://www.ssbcokc.org/have-you-not-read/