Complete One-Eighty

God expects his people to add patience to the faith that they posses in him. Where does this patience come from? Let’s discuss

In (Acts 2:38) Peter mentions receiving the gift of the Holy Spirit. What exactly is that gift? Let’s discuss.

Self Control isn’t easy. God commands that we add this attribute to our character. How does one gain the ability to exhibit self control in their life? Let’s discuss.

How does one apply the knowledge that God freely gives in their life? Lets discuss.

The Scriptures teach that God created the world and that through his creation his invisible attributes can be seen. His creation speaks. What is it saying? Let’s discuss.

There’s a war taking place currently. The Lord has his army, the devil has his. What side are you fighting on? Let’s discuss.

Let’s be honest: the news is heavy, and the world can feel like a dark place to navigate right now. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed by our bad choices and the choices of those around us, but we weren't meant to wander in the dark. God sent a light into this world—so how do we actually find this light? Let’s discuss.

God has created works for his people to abide in even before he created the earth. These works are good because they come from God. What are the works of God? Let’s discuss.

Jesus said he didn’t come to destroy the Law and Prophets but that he came to fulfill. What does he mean by “fulfill”? Let’s discuss.

How would you explain faith to someone who doesn’t understand it? Most people equate faith to a “blind allegiance” to God. Is that how the Bible explains it? Let’s discuss.

This episode, we’re cutting through the noise to talk about what “The Day of the Lord" actually looks like beyond the scary headlines and confusing prophecies. It’s a heavy topic, but you can know the truth, and with truth comes clarity. What does the Bible say about the end of the world? Let’s discuss.

How does the knowledge of God aid us today? While our minds are incredible tools for navigating the world, there is a distinct ceiling to what human logic can achieve on its own. The knowledge of God breaks through that limit, offering a divine blueprint for living that transforms our greatest anxieties into an unshakable, supernatural peace. When we align our internal compass with His wisdom, we don’t just survive the chaos of modern life—we move with a profound sense of purpose that worldly success simply cannot replicate.

The Scriptures plainly reveal that Jesus is the Son of God and the Son of Man. What exactly does these titles mean? Lets discuss.

How do we exhibit virtue in our lives? Let’s go through some examples that God has provided in scripture.

Proverbs 31 is widely known as the slightly intimidating standard that woman are to aspire to be. Is that what God intended? Let’s discuss.

In Matthew 5:48, Jesus says something that raises the eyebrows of many. He commands perfection. How can imperfect humans possibly follow this command? Let’s discuss.

In Matthew 6, when speaking about fasting, Jesus says “when” you fast. This seems to imply there is an expectation from the Lord that we should be fasting. Does Jesus expect Christians to fast? Let’s discuss.

In the Old Testament there are verses that seem to contradict the loving, merciful God of the New Testament. There are a multitude of verses regarding slavery, instructions to utterly destroy nations, etc. What’s the reason for God decreeing such things? Let’s discuss.

A continuation of going over the basic principles of being a follower of Jesus Christ

What are the basic principles of being a follower of Christ? Let’s discuss

Why do Christians listen so intently to an apostle like Paul? Let’s have a discussion about the authority of God’s prophets.

A popular way that people offer up praise to God is through playing musical instruments. Does God appreciate this? Let’s discuss.

This life is filled with sorrow. People have mentally checked out, become depressed, and given up all hope. Is it normal to have depressing thoughts? Has God given up on you? Let’s discuss!

What is the leaven of the Pharisees? Jesus warns his disciples against following the doctrine of the Pharisees. What exactly is that? Listen to this week’s episode to find out!

Faith is what makes a person a child of God. Faith is the most precious quality one can have because without it, it’s impossible to please God. How does someone know if they have faith? Let’s discuss.

The Bible talks about the first members of the church of Christ and the practices that they followed. Let’s dive deeper into what they did.

Jesus spoke in parables. Why did he do this? How does this relate to if mankind can know the truth? Let’s Discuss.

Jesus told us exactly the work that the Holy Spirit would do in (John 16:5-15). Many people have a hard time understanding how the Holy Spirit accomplishes these things. Let’s discuss

Jesus claimed many times that Moses wrote and testified about him. The Story of Joseph magnifies certain aspects of the events that Jesus went through. Join me as we dive deeper into Moses’ testimony of Jesus.

What is the point of the Old Covenant? Is the Law of Moses important for Christians to understand? Can Christians gain anything from reading the Old Testament? Let’s Discuss.

Are you living out God’s will for your life? This can be a question that seems impossible to know, but the scriptures actually help us to answer this question. Let’s discuss.

Many people today are taught that we don’t have to do anything to be saved. The “Belief Alone” doctrine vilifies works in a way that the Bible doesn’t. What does Paul truly mean in Ephesians when he says we aren’t saved by works? Let’s Discuss.

Moses was a prophet of God. He did many signs and wonders to deliver God’s people out of bondage. God prophesied that a prophet like Moses would come up from among the people. Let’s discuss how Jesus fulfills this prophecy.

How do you spot a false teacher? Why did God allow false teachers? Let’s Discuss

What is the nature of the church of Christ? Let’s discuss.

The importance of baptism is something that’s been debated for centuries. While there are a plethora of opinions on the topic, what does the Bible say? Lets discuss.

Who wrote the New Testament of the Bible? Let’s discuss.

Let’s be honest, how easy is it to see flaws in others? A huge part of being a follower of God is not looking at the flaws of others but of ourselves. Jesus gives a Pharisee an important lesson on this topic. Let’s discuss.

God sends a clear message to us in the Bible by showing us what happened in previous times. Let’s take a look at what God is truly telling us about the future.

Do you have questions about the Holy Spirit? How does the Holy Spirit operate? Let’s Discuss.

Jesus is the Author and Finisher of our faith. What does that mean? Let’s discuss.

How did we get the Old Testament? Why are there some books that claim to be scripture that have been left out? Let’s Discuss.

Some people have different ideas on how to please God. You might find people doing a multitude of different things thinking they’re pleasing God, when in reality, they aren’t. How do we please God? Let’s discuss.

Peter refers to Christians as a “Royal Priesthood”. What does that mean? Lets discuss

As we read the Bible, there is one claim that is made that I want to talk about. Let’s discuss

There are some that think Jesus was God’s “backup” plan to control the damage that Satan had done. This couldn’t be further from the truth! Join me as we take a look at Old Testament prophecies of Jesus.

Money, Fame, Pleasure. Is that what life is all about? Let’s discuss

The thief on the cross is often the most popular rebuttal to the teaching that baptism is essential for salvation. Join me as we discuss this matter

Have you ever wondered what your purpose was? Have you achieved what you thought was your purpose and now feel lost? Let’s look into what the Bible says about our purpose in life.

“Short, sweet, and to the point!”. Many in the world boast on the simplicity of teaching the Roman’s Road to Salvation as an evangelism tool to unbelievers sighting select verses out of Paul’s epistle. Let’s look deeper to see if this simple salvation teaching is biblical or Satan up to his old tricks again.