The Physics of Faith

Tim and Brandon discuss the concept of Christian Nationalism. What is it? How do people define it? Should we be concerned? Should we be leaving our Christianity at the door when going to vote? This is one of our longest episodes and covers some sensitive topics. We are not attempting to endorse any candidate or party, but this is intended to be more of a discussion on how we look at politics in to...

Tim and Tommy read through the book of Philemon, and discuss Paul's letter to a church leader in regards to a slave he owns. What does this reveal about the Bible's attitude toward's slavery and God's design for mankind?

Tommy and Tim discuss the Armor of God as described in the book of Ephesians.

Tim and Tommy finish the Gospel of Mark, discussing the resurrection in Chapter 16, as well as the "controversy" around verses 9 through 20.

Tim and Brandon record on site of Camp Sharon, a church of God camp at the Ozarks. Joined by Tim Southards, they discuss the history of the camp, what they get out of their involvement, and why these types of places are important to the body of Christ. Camp Sharon Website

Tim and Tommy read through the crucifixion and death of Jesus as reported in Mark chapter 15.

Tim and Brandon discuss an interesting story from the Old Testament about a prophet who is mauled by a lion. What happened here, and what can we learn from the story to apply to our lives today?

Tim and Tommy read through Mark Chapter 14, covering the last supper and the betrayal in the garden.

Tim and Brandon discuss baptism, what it's for, and why we do it.

Tim and Tommy continue through the book of Mark, reading about Jesus waning the disciples of the last days, and explaining the signs to come.

Tim and Brandon discuss 1 Peter 2:9, and what it means for us as Christians.

Tim and Tommy read through Mark chapter eleven and discuss Jesus entering Jerusalem, flipping over the tables of the money changers, cursing the fig tree, and defending His authority to the Pharisees.

Tim and Brandon discuss the nature of who Jesus was, focusing on three aspects; that he was fully man, full God, and the Messiah.

Tim and Tommy read through Mark chapter eleven and discuss Jesus entering Jerusalem, flipping over the tables of the money changers, cursing the fig tree, and defending His authority to the Pharisees.

Tim and Brandon talk to Second Tim, as he shares his testimony and journey to where God has brought him. The guys discuss complacency and comfort, addiction, and how God inspires creativity.

Tim and Tommy work through Mark chapter ten, discussing Jesus's words on divorce, the rich young ruler, and servant leadership.

Tim, Brandon, and Carly discuss what Titus 2 means for the church, and the importance of sharing and teaching truth with others.

Tim and Tommy continue through Mark chapter nine, discussing the transfiguration, the man who needed help with unbelief, and Jesus teaching the importance of removing sin from your life.

Tim and Brandon break down the Bible's view on women from the Eve in the Garden, through the Mosaic Covenant, and then in the New Testament Church. Where do we get the idea that the Bible promotes women as second class citizens, and is there any truth to that claim?

Tim and Tommy continue into Mark chapter eight, discussing the second time Jesus multiplied loaves of bread to feed a crowd, what the Pharisees were really asking for when demanding a sign, and how the disciples forgot the food for the boat.

Tim and Brandon discuss hyper-literalism when reading the Bible, the importance of recognizing what type of literature your reading, and understanding the inerrancy of scripture.

Tim and Tommy work through Mark chapter seven, discussing the differences between God's commands and people's traditions, what actually defiles us, and the miracles of Jesus.

Tim and Brandon discuss if science and faith are compatible, or if they are in conflict. How do some come to the conclusion that science and faith are separate? Where do they align and where do they diverge?

Tim and Tommy read through Mark chapter six, discussing the events of Jesus sending out the twelve, the recalling of the execution of John the Baptist, Jesus feeding the 5,000, and walking on the water.

Tim and Brandon discuss what apologetics is, what it isn't, and how it is applicable to the everyday Christian's walk.