THINKING ETERNAL

Would the world be a better place without the church and Christianity?

A scriptural analysis of why the church should not culturally move with the times

The motivation behind the crusades and how its occurrence affects the gospel truth of Christianity

An inexhaustive list of why believers ought to be involved in a church

Rethinking and challenging our perception of what we call "the church"

Explaining how the Christian faith is simultaneously personal and interpersonal

Random discussions on Bible grace

General idea of dos, do nots and pointers on reading the Bible

Quick snapshots of Christ as the context of the Old Testament

5 key reasons (out of a billion of course) to be familiar with scripture

A lazy response to pop atheism's Bible rants

The importance of the Bible to the believer

Love it, hate it, agree with it or despise it, the Bible has survived (and will survive) for centuries and millennia. We take a brief look at what this book represents to those who do not believe in it.

Examining two major reasons good works are indispensable to the Christian faith.

Reconciling James 2 :14,26 (Faith without works is dead) with Ephesians 2:9 (You are saved by Grace through faith).

Having vehemently and aggressively advocated the doctrine of salvation by grace alone and in Christ alone, we now examine where and how good works fit into the equation. We also examine how Jesus exemplified this in His earthly ministry.

We finally resolve the tension between "having been perfected forever" and "being sanctified". We open up another tension between conduct and works in salvation. Finally, as an added bonus, tune in to hear what Balaam and David teach us about righteousness and holiness.

Analyzing Peter's injunction to be holy even as God is holy (1Pet 1:15-16).

A biblical definition and analysis on the concept of holiness. A discussion on the topic as you have never heard it before.

A discussion on the qualifications to be justified by faith. 

Why must men be justified by God's own righteousness?

Examining the doctrine of justification by faith from the new and old testaments

The Christian is governed not by the law of Moses but by something the Bible calls the law of Christ. A discussion on the ramifications of the law of Christ.

The Old Testament is very important...just not for the reasons we think. Listen to find out more

A skeletal barebones discussion on how Jesus Christ fulfills the elements of the Law of Moses

Does this story teach that the law must be kept before we attempt to follow Christ?

An analysis of the relationship between Gentiles and the law. Acts 15 in focus.

The purpose of the Law of Moses as revealed in the New Testament

A fast-paced Bible-intensive session exploring New Testament commentary on the Law of Moses. Guaranteed to make you run out of breath! Scriptures referred to would also be the backbone of subsequent discussions in the season.

A very sketchy, unthorough overview of the law of Moses dispelling common misconceptions about it. Prepare to have your thinking about the ten commandments challenged.

A discourse on the purpose, design and function of hell. The final instalment of the Gospel series.

A discussion on the gospel and you, the listener.

A discussion on the implications of the gospel on death

A discussion on the fate of the world in light of the gospel

A discussion on how Jesus Christ returned man to dominion through the gospel

A discussion on how the gospel is the fulfilment of the law.

Delving into the gospel, the heart of Christianity

Is Christianity just another religion and is there a case for considering it different?

An introduction to the platform and what to expect from it