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Join myself and guest Cory Platt to examine the teachings of the Talmud and compare it to the Old Testament.

This is the first part of a five part series where I am joined by Cory Platt to discuss Israel, Jews, and what in the world is going on out there!

Sometimes the most difficult sins to fight are the ones who live in the open, and are often joked about.

Song of Songs gives us an often overlooked story of the beauty of passion inside a Godly marriage, are we learning from it?

This episode focuses on recent changes to communion at CBC and the reasoning behind them.

The scars of broken homes often following children all the way into a new generation.

It is a verse that everyone knows, but it is not often closely evaluated.

In reformed culture, we uplift doctrinal fidelity to a high level, but have we forgotten how to disciple those new in the faith?

The dominant form of theology in America has been dispensationalism for decades. In recent years, however, its perch is being threatened, and this episode will seek to define and explain the system.

We all believe that Spiritual Gifts are given in a variety, and in different measures to local churches, but is it possible that this also applies to whole denominations of churches?

If you are doing one thing, you are not doing another thing...have we even thought about what we give up by our present decisions?

How should we think about inheritance whenever we sadly have unbelieving children alongside believers?

Natural law, the dominion mandate, and pets are the topic of the day!

A modern America sees doctrinal cross-pollination that we have not seen before. How is the church to handle this new challenge?

This week is a listener question about tattoos and the permissibility or wisdom of them.

This episode seeks to appreciate our forefathers and the beauty of the historic Christian doctrines rediscovered in the Reformation.

Does God treat His enemies differently in the New Testament from how they were treated in the Old?

In an era with limitless online ministries and social media posturing, how is a Christian supposed to discern good fruit from public platitudes?

In this episode, we look at the dangers of pietism against the joys of giving thanks to God for the good things He gives us to enjoy with others.

It is not flashy to be the constant force who does right everyday, but it is necessary if we want to take back our families, churches, and country!

We have completely lost the vision for local churches cooperating to grow their effectiveness in growing the Kingdom.

This week's episode responds to a listener question about avoiding the demolition of the distinctions between boys and girls by how we teach them at home.

Few verses are ripped out of context as often as Jeremiah 29:11. This episode attempts to right that wrong by teaching what this verse is truly about!

In the midst of civil unrest, it is a good time for Christians to identify and prepare against the deceptive tactics of those who promote lawlessness.

Many conservative Christians have recently adopted the term "patriarchy", but has this rhetoric changed the way homes work?