Let's Get Spiritual

Do certain people have wisdom and others don't? Is it a gift from God? What is wisdom anyway? Let's talk about it.

Deconstruction should not be confused with demolition. It should be a natural process of spiritual maturity in which things of value are retained and reused while things of no value are discarded.

Deconstruction is a common theme on social media. Often, it is an excuse to abandon one's faith. Is this deconstruction or is it actually demolition? Brother T and Doctor begin a deep dive into the proper way to examine one's spiritual condition.

It seems everyone is fascinated by Pope Leo 14. Even non-Catholics have closely followed the election process and subsequent information released about the new Pope. How important is the news to Christians? After all, are Catholics in harmony with the rest of us in the body of Christ?. Dr. D and Brother T had a great conversation about current events.

After an extended time away, Brother T and Doctor D return to discuss the third installment of the current series, "Saved, Sanctified, and Filled with the Holy Ghost."

This week Dr. D and Brother T discuss the rarely discussed subject of sanctification. It's the second segment of a three part series called saved, sanctified, and filled with the Holy Ghost.

First of all, please excuse the poor audio quality of this episode. Someone forgot the external recording mics. (Doctor D.) We think you will enjoy the content if you can get past the inferior recording. For three episodes, we will discuss what it means to be saved, sanctified, and filled with the Holy Ghost. Let's get started.

In what proved to be a fascinating discussion of ancient Egypt, Brother T and Doctor D dig deep into the possible constructors and designers of the pyramids. With recent discoveries concerning what lies beneath the pyramids, our hosts dig even deeper into how intelligent our ancient ancestors may have been. All this relates to how our future selves may think and behave.

Have you noticed how people treat and talk to one another? Have you Paid attention to the proliferation of profanity in entertainment? What has happened to our sense of decency? The Bible does speak to these issues and how they can be rectified. Listen as Brother T and Doctor D discuss the Biblical teachings on common decency.

After having covered John 3:16 in our last episode, our two seasoned spiritual veterans tackle the famous "love chapter. I Corinthians 13 has been memorized, inscribed, and repeated at countless weddings. But what was Paul really trying to express? Listen as Brother T and Doctor D dig deep into the true meaning of love and how it can be expressed through action to the most unlovable.

In today's podcast, Dr. D and Brother T examine the most memorized verse in all of the Bible. John 3;16. What does the highest expression of love look like? Is love just an emotion? Or is love best expressed in our actions?

After discussing the afterlife from death until the millennium, Bro. T and Dr. D finish the series by examining the forever body.

In this episode Brother T and Dr. D deep dive into the characteristics of the 1000-year reign of Christ. Is there death? Are people saved? What kind of body do we have? Our two seasoned ministry veterans answer these and other interesting questions.

Dr. D and Bro T continue to unravel the post-life you. In this episode, they explore the resurrected body's incorruptible and immortal characteristics.

Brother T and Dr. D begin a new series on the state of the recently deceased. Follow as they dig deep to share the place and the condition of those who have died. They will trace the progression from the recently deceased through eternity.

How do Catholics and non-Catholics differ in their views of Mary, the mother of Jesus? What are the 4 major Catholic dogmas concerning Mary? What Biblical evidence is there for those views? Listen, learn, and have a laugh or two.

As Bro T and Dr D conclude their study of 2 Peter, they encounter a sobering passage that describes the end of all things. Everything burns in the end, Peter asks, "What kind of people should we be, knowing everything will come to a fiery conclusion?"

Peter seems to infer that false teaching leads to unbelief. One area of unbelief concerns what is commonly referred to as the rapture. After all, it's been 2000 years and He still hasn't returned. Will it happen? Or is it all just wishful thinking? Let's talk about it.

After a brief break to get Brother T well enough to get back in the studio, our two podcasters dive back into 2 Peter. In this episode, they tackle the controversial subject of eternal security of the believer.

Brother T and Dr. D get deeper into 2 Peter and talk about a much debated topic: preachers and their motivation. The discuss and obscure text concerning a prophet who was offered a reward to curse Israel. Remember Balaam?

Is there a price to pay for those who mislead others into false teachings? You better believe there is. There always has been and God still keeps tabs on those who would deceive His children.

In this week's episode Brother T and Dr. D take on the compelling and controversial topics of fallen angels, Nephilim, and Tartarus. 2 Peter 2:4-7 has fascinated and confused believers for centuries. Listen to how our duo of Bible teachers interpret this passage.

Is there a difference between false teaching and poor teaching? Do false prophets know they are false prophets? Are there false prophets today? Brother T and Dr. D answer these questions and much more as they continue studying in the rich book 2 Peter.

Some people create interesting stories about Jesus and His identity. While they may be clever, they neglect His deity. Peter declares that he heard God's voice when He called Him His Son.

After listing several qualities that should characterize a mature Christian life, Peter admonished believers to stay true so they may not stumble and fall. They will receive a rich and rewarding entrance into eternity if they follow his teaching. Peter is so convinced that he assures them he will repeat these truths until he dies.