Pure and Simple Bible

Matthew is the first of four gospel narratives about the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. Join Mike Criswell, preacher & author of the Matthew Commentary for the "Contending for the Faith" commentary series and PSB host Jonathan discuss this great book and the kingdom that Jesus came to build.

(3 of 3) Suspense. Revenge. Betrayal. Deception. Lust. Adultery. Murder. Giants. Sounds like an advertisement for a blockbuster movie. Surprisingly, these are the storylines one discovers within king David's narrative, as revealed in the Old Testament. Beyond the narrative is a promise and a future Son of David who is fulfills the Davidic covenant in full.

(2 of 3) Suspense. Revenge. Betrayal. Deception. Lust. Adultery. Murder. Giants. Sounds like an advertisement for a blockbuster movie. Surprisingly, these are the storylines one discovers within king David's narrative, as revealed in the Old Testament. Beyond the narrative is a promise and a future Son of David who is fulfills the Davidic covenant in full.

(1 of 3) Suspense. Revenge. Betrayal. Deception. Lust. Adultery. Murder. Giants. Sounds like an advertisement for a blockbuster movie. Surprisingly, these are the storylines one discovers within king David's narrative, as revealed in the Old Testament. Beyond the narrative is a promise and a future Son of David who is fulfills the Davidic covenant in full.

Baptism simply means to immerse. Throughout the Bible, the idea of immersion in water has served to teach us a valuable lesson...and yet we ask...what does baptism have to do with the Christian faith? Why do many who believe in God either not know about or reject the teachings of baptism? Join guest host Bryce Whittaker (the new PSB intern) and "guest" Jonathan as we seek to understand what baptis...

(3 of 3) This topical questions (Who is our God?) is answered systemically by Paul in Acts 17. Join guest Glen Osburn and Jonathan Edwards as they discuss the question itself as well as the apostle Paul's answer from the Scriptures.

(2 of 3) This topical questions (Who is our God?) is answered systemically by Paul in Acts 17. Join guest Glen Osburn and Jonathan Edwards as they discuss the question itself as well as the apostle Paul's answer from the Scriptures.

(1 of 3) This topical questions (Who is our God?) is answered systemically by Paul in Acts 17. Join guest Glen Osburn and Jonathan Edwards as they discuss the question itself as well as the apostle Paul's answer from the Scriptures.

4 of 4. What is my role in the church? It's pretty easy to answer if you're an elder, deacon, or preacher? But the vast majority of church members are not ordained. Does that mean they do not have a role? Far from it! Join brothers David and Jonathan Edwards as they discuss the book of Acts and how nearly every chapter highlights the various roles that Christians can have in the church.

3 of 4. What is my role in the church? It's pretty easy to answer if you're an elder, deacon, or preacher? But the vast majority of church members are not ordained. Does that mean they do not have a role? Far from it! Join brothers David and Jonathan Edwards as they discuss the book of Acts and how nearly every chapter highlights the various roles that Christians can have in the church.

2 of 4. What is my role in the church? It's pretty easy to answer if you're an elder, deacon, or preacher? But the vast majority of church members are not ordained. Does that mean they do not have a role? Far from it! Join brothers David and Jonathan Edwards as they discuss the book of Acts and how nearly every chapter highlights the various roles that Christians can have in the church.

1 of 4. What is my role in the church? It's pretty easy to answer if you're an elder, deacon, or preacher? But the vast majority of church members are not ordained. Does that mean they do not have a role? Far from it! Join brothers David and Jonathan Edwards as they discuss the book of Acts and how nearly every chapter highlights the various roles that Christians can have in the church.

Whether you've just been baptized or consider yourself an experienced, follower, you are a Christian and enjoy a special peace and harmony with God. But when we consider the newness of our faith or a new year to make resolutions, what what can we start doing right now to spiritually grow and mature?

Un episodio para mis hermanos y hermanas que hablan español... Cualquier relación requiere tiempo y trabajo duro. ¿No deberíamos esperar lo mismo con nuestra relación con el Señor? Únase al invitado Elías Rodríquez y al presentador Jonathan Edwards para discutir la fe apasionada que debe tener la gente de Dios.

(2 of 2) Any relationship takes time, commitment, and hard work. Should we not expect the same with our relationship with the Lord? Join guest Elías Rodríquez and host Jonathan Edwards discussion the passionate faith that God's people must have, as well as the passion killers we must watch out for.

(1 of 2) Any relationship takes time, commitment, and hard work. Should we not expect the same with our relationship with the Lord? Join guest Elías Rodríquez and host Jonathan Edwards discussion the passionate faith that God's people must have, as well as the passion killers we must watch out for.

In this final episode in the series, Jamie and Jonathan consider 1 Timothy 2 and discuss the question: why are we even talking about submission in an age where this is considered so backwards?

How can Christian employees, bosses, bondservants, and masters shine their light within and through their relationships? Consider the Scriptures in Ephesians 6 with guest Jamie Thomson and host Jonathan Edwards, as they discuss the God given roles discussed in Ephesians. Are these roles even relevant in a postmodern, egalitarian, pluralistic culture? Listen and find out!

How can Christian parents and children shine their light within and through their relationships? Why are fathers called out specifically in this Ephesians 6? Join guest Jamie Thomson and host Jonathan Edwards, as they discuss the God given roles discussed in Ephesians. How do the Biblical roles of father, mother, and child stay relevant in a postmodern, egalitarian, pluralistic culture? Listen and...

How can Christian couples shine their light within and through their relationships? Consider the Scriptures in Ephesians 5-6 with guest Jamie Thomson and host Jonathan Edwards, as they discuss the God given roles discussed in Ephesians. How do the Biblical roles of husband and wife stay relevant in a postmodern, egalitarian, pluralistic culture? Listen and find out!

2 of 2 | There is a ton of symbolism packed into 1 Corinthians 10:1-4. How is Christ like a rock? How were people baptized into Moses? Join guest Jared Wilson and Jonathan discuss their recent trip to Cambodia as well as study this passage together.

1 of 2 | There is a ton of symbolism packed into 1 Corinthians 10:1-4. How is Christ like a rock? How were people baptized into Moses. Join guest Jared Wilson and Jonathan discuss their recent trip to Cambodia as well as study this passage together.

(2 of 2) Jesus said, "A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another; as I have loved you, that you also love one another" (JN 13:34). Why is this new? Doesn't the Bible talk a lot about love? Didn't God command love nearly 1600 years before Jesus even walked the earth? Join guest Adam Dean and Jonathan discuss this Scripture and the exciting lessons gained from studying it.

(1 of 2) Jesus said, "A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another; as I have loved you, that you also love one another" (JN 13:34). Why is this new? Doesn't the Bible talk a lot about love? Didn't God command love nearly 1600 years before Jesus even walked the earth? Join guest Adam Dean and Jonathan discuss this Scripture and the exciting lessons gained from studying it.

(2 of 2) The first murder in human history is a tragedy on many levels. How could one brother turn on another so violently? What lessons can be learned from the grave of Abel? Join guest RC Cope and host Jonathan Edwards as they discuss Genesis 4 and the lessons that Cain and Abel can still teach us today.