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Send us a textThis is the third and final part of this series. In this episode we discuss the Nephilim, who are characters who appear in the Old Testament Bible and are sometimes referred to as giants. We tackle how an ancient Israelite would have seen these strange hybrid characters, and why it's important for us to set aside our modern sensibilities and to be sincere with what the Bible presents. Secondarily we discuss the special way that the doctrine of the Trinity is demonstrated by the concept of the two YHWHs who appear in the OT scriptures: the heavenly YHWH and the local YHWH who appears often times as a man. ▶️ Please subscribe to our YouTube Channel, and make sure to follow us on Facebook and Instagram @shadowcastradio

Send us a textIn this episode the guys have on a friend and guest Nate Wollman to revisit this discussion on the gods as presented in the Bible. Part 1 of these series introduced this topic and addressed the tension in monotheistic Christianity that's presented in the Biblical record. For this episode the guys return to the strange and mysterious parts of your Bible and jump into further detail about the Divine Council and who they were, as well as discuss related issues like mythological and localized deities and sacred verse defiled land.▶️ Please Like & Subscribe to our YouTube Channel, and make sure to follow us on Facebook and Instagram @shadowcastradio

Send us a textIn this episode of the show the podcast hosts jump into the doctrine of Angelology, and discuss how the bible compares and contrasts spiritual beings with God himself. Spiritual beings are called "gods" in the Old Testament, and yet consistently the Bible confesses that there is only one God. Is this a contradiction? Join us as we discuss the details surrounding the unseen realm. ▶️ Please Like & Subscribe to our YouTube Channel, and make sure to follow us on Facebook and Instagram @shadowcastradio

Send us a textIn this episode the hosts discuss what the Bible teaches regarding God's sovereignty and man's responsibility, what they're calling an "Antinomy". Though both of these truth claims seem to contradict, both are mysteriously true according to scripture. Join the hosts as they conduct a brief survey of each claim, and work through the tension inherent by this paradox. ▶️ Please Like & Subscribe to our YouTube Channel, and make sure to follow us on Facebook and Instagram @shadowcastradio

Send us a textOn this episode of Shadowcast Radio the guys discuss the topic of diversity. The Bible has a lot to say about the different kinds of groups that make up the one body of Christ. Join the guys as they open up the scriptures and discuss the various ways the gospel unifies the church.▶️ Please Like & Subscribe to our YouTube Channel, and make sure to follow us on Facebook and Instagram @shadowcastradio

Send us a textLiquid Death is a water and beverage company that the hosts of the show often drank and even displayed on camera in past episodes. However, the hosts of the show no longer support the business because of the company's marketing tactics, which employ dark magic and occult like imagery.Join the show as the hosts discuss some of these tactics in light of the Biblical worldview, and work through the role the conscience plays in the life of a believer.▶️ Please Like & Subscribe to our YouTube Channel, and make sure to follow us on Facebook and Instagram @shadowcastradio

Send us a Text Message.In this episode we have special guest Chris Thomas. Chris was invited onto the show to share the story of his weight loss journey, which he credits entirely to the Lord as an act of grace. Today's show isn't about following certain diet trends or work out routines, but a discussion about the bigger issues at play when it comes to food related sins. We discuss the topics of gluttony, conviction and reliance upon God's in our lives. Sometimes the way the good Lord works is not through the means we expect, but we are non the less called to trust and obey.▶️ Please Like & Subscribe to our YouTube Channel, and make sure to follow us on Facebook and Instagram @shadowcastradio

This is the final episode in our Snapshots in church history series. In this show we have our Pastor and friend Will Cornell on to teach us about the followers of Christ in the Colonies before the revolution. The atmosphere of early America was Christian in flavor, and it was embraced by the general public and even confessed in the various charters of the Colonies. The time leading up to the revolution had faithful Christians on opposite sides of the debate, with both quoting scripture and appealing to the stories of the Bible. Join us as we summarize the story God told in the great American experiment. This episode is available to watch on our YouTube Channel! Please Like & Subscribe, and make sure to follow us on Facebook and Instagram. See details below

In this episode we continue our series of Snapshots in Church History. For this episode we are focusing on the era immediately following the time of the completion of the New Testament. Christianity didn't become popular in Roman society until the early 4th Century when Emperor Constantine rose to power. His conversion marks one of the major shifts  in Church History. Before that, however, Christians found themselves in the throes of Pagan Rome. In this ep we attempt to paint the picture of what life was like for some of the very first followers of Jesus, and the hardships the church faced as the Christian faith spread. There's a surprising amount of cross over between then and now. Check out The Hobby Show by Harlan and Jepson Brasington: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2362493/15087829For this episode, we relied heavily upon the work done by Historian Dr. Nick Needham. Please check out his 5 volume set on Church History titled: 2000 Years of Christ's PowerThis episode is available to watch on our YouTube Channel! Please Like & Subscribe, and make sure to follow us on Facebook and Instagram. See details below

We're back! Sorry for the unannounced pause in show releases. Life got busy, and recording got pushed aside. To accommodate for our generally busy schedules, and because of the time it takes to prep and edit shows, we have decided as a team to release an episode once a month moving forward. We'll now start to release an episode on the first Thursday of each month.On today's episode of Shadowcast Radio we discuss what Christianity was like during the time of Nazi occupied Germany. In simple terms, there was good, and there was much bad. There was some faithfulness, but a lot of compromise. From the bold few like Bonhoeffer, to the multitudes of Christians singing hymns to drown out the noises of trains carrying Jews to concentration camps, the time of the rise of the Third Reich is a humble tale in Church history, and it's one we cannot ignore. History is doomed to repeat itself when we fail to learn from the past. Join us as we discuss the landscape of Christianity under one of the harshest regimes in world history, Hitler's Germany. This episode is available to watch on our YouTube Channel! Please Like & Subscribe, and make sure to follow us on Facebook and Instagram. See details below

This is the start of a new series that we're calling Snapshots in Church History. Each episode will detail out specific qualities about a certain era of church history. The goal is to gleam the wisdom of the era, an find encouragement in how the saints of the past walked through their respective challenges. We may have more in common with the past than we realize. For this episode, the specific era in view is the time of the protestant reformation. This episode is available to watch on our YouTube Channel! Please Like & Subscribe, and make sure to follow us on Facebook and Instagram. See details below

⚠️ Warning! These show does contain some references to sensitive content. Listeners discretion is advised. On this episode the guys discuss the topic of social media, and the relationships children have with these kinds of platforms. Though the scripture doesn't explicitly mention social media by name, there are biblical principles we can extrapolate to draw wise conclusions about our dealings with online digital spaces where content is consumed, and especially when children are the targets. Join the guys as they treat the topic of social media from a biblical lens. To watch The War on Children visit: thewaronchildren.comWarning, this documentary contains explicit content. Shadowcast Radio doesn't not endorse everything contained in the documentary, but does find it helpful to inform the general public on the issues. Make sure to follow us on Facebook and Instagram. See details below

On this episode of Shadowcast Radio the guys discuss the doctrine of the perseverance of the saints. This is an important topic to discuss in light of the large-scale deconstruction movement happening in the West. Can a Christian once they are saved lose their salvation? Join the guys as they open up the scriptures and work through this difficult doctrine related to God's sovereignty, and discuss the assurance a Christian can have in their salvation. We encourage all listeners of Shadowcast Radio to open up their Bibles and explore this doctrine on their own. Below are some of the important verses we address in the show.(2 Corinthians 5:17 , Ezekiel 36:26, 1 Corinthians 15:22, John 5:24, John 6:36-40 & 44, Romans 8:37-39, Philippians 1:6, 1 John 2:19, Hebrews 10:11-13, Hebrews 3:12-14 compare Hebrews 6:17-20 & Hebrews 7:23-25, Acts 27:22-26 compare to Acts 27:29-31, 1 John 2:19)This episode will be available to watch on our YouTube Channel! Please subscribe to our channel

To follow up from the season opener, the Story of Steve Watt, we invited Mark Corbett onto the show to tell the same story but from his perspective. If you remember, Mark is the man who shot Steve five times while on the run after robbing a bank in Craig Colorado. Mark recalls the riveting details about his encounter with Steve, and shares about the psychology behind the decisions he made. The various things he accomplished while in prison might surprise you. In the end, Steve forgave Mark, and the two grew to become close friends.This episode will be available to watch on our YouTube Channel! Please Like and Subscribe

This episode is the last episode of season 4. In this ep the hosts quickly recap some of the content of this past season and spend the remainder of the show asking miscellaneous questions to one another. The answers give insight  into the lives and personalities of the hosts. The responses range from sharing  bucket list items to discussing the faithful saints who have gone before us. Join the hosts as they laugh, discuss theology, and give answers on the fly to both serious and silly questions. Grab a drink and enjoy. 

In this episode we have Andrew Kneeland join us, our long time creative contributor and fill-in host for the show, to discuss to topic of music and the way this art form fits within a Biblical framework. Music has the powerful ability to communicate mood and tell stories, and we argue that in a wordless way intrinsically tells the story of the scripture. Join us as we discuss some of our favorite bands/songs, work through the classification of the "Christian" genre, and discuss the theological basis for approaching music. See music recommendations below: Nathan: The Gray HavensJonathan Ogden (formerly Rivers & Robots)DC Talk (throwback)Andrew: The Arcadian Wild | Principium - EPForrest Frank | New HymnsTommee Profitt | The Birth of a King "Christmas Album"Owen:Brian Sauvé | Even Dragons Shall Him PraiseAugust Rush Soundtrack Preston: Kings KaleidoscopeChris RenzemaOwl City | Coco Moon (Sons of Thunder, Field Notes, & The Meadow Lark)Self Sufficiency by Timothy Brindle | Attributes of God by Shai LinneYou can follow Andrew Kneeland on Soundcloud HEREGrab a drink and enjoy!

In this episode, the guys come together to discuss the Biblical story of the Tower of Babel, and how the curse seen in that story is paralleled in many ways to the problems we see in society today. When proud and arrogant societies arise God is swift to execute judgement, and in the end He accomplishes His purposes. Join the guys as they discuss the adverse effects of the Babel curse in modern society, and how the  Gospel ultimately undoes the curse of Babel. As discussed in the show, here's the link to P's sermon: https://beta.sermonaudio.com/sermons/116232029258007/Grab a drink and enjoy. 

Welcome to part 4 in our theme study. In this episode we will be talking about water, and specifically how we see water used scripturally within the context of judgement and also within the context of salvation, which we call the water of life. Both reflections of this one thematic image pervade all scripture from beginning to end, and like every good theme culminates in the person and work of Jesus Christ. Join us as we dive into the scriptures and learn about how God uses water to tell the story of the gospel. Grab a drink and enjoy. 

Welcome to part 3 in our themes study. In this episode we discuss the theme of trees  in the Bible. When trees appear in scripture, we're tempted to just see them as mere details in the story. Our argument, however, is that is most certainly not the case. Trees play important roles in the story of the Bible and play a significant role in the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Join us as we dive into the Old and New Testaments and discuss the theology behind the imagery of trees. Grab a drink and enjoy. 

This is the second part, but third episode, in our new themes study. In this episode we discuss the theme of wilderness in scripture. Throughout the Bible there are multiple stories where the author wants to depict spaces where human life does not flourish. These are the chaos spaces or "wilderness" places, which are adverse to the ordered world humanity needs in order to live. The great surprise of the theme is that in God's loving kindness He chooses to enter those spaces to rescue His people. During these moments in the stories we see the workings of the Gospel message being worked out before Jesus arrives on the scene to perform His grand Exodus as our new Moses.Grab a drink and enjoy. 

In this episode we trace the theme of fire throughout scripture. Fire is an important image that appears in the early parts of scripture and get's developed throughout the Bible. We see it in Eden, in the priestly duties, in judgement moments, and even in the spiritual beings. The theme culminates in the person and work of Jesus. Join us as we discuss how the fiery moments of scripture help to inform the Gospel message. Grab a drink and enjoy!

Hello everyone,I'm here to inform you that we are delaying the release of our newest episode until next week. Be on the lookout for next Thursday as we continue our theme series. God Bless.

In this episode we have special guest Timothy Brindle on to discuss the Old Testament book of Jonah. For those who grew up in the church, Jonah and the "Whale" is a classic story told and retold throughout our lives. It's tempting to think we understand the book's meaning because of its familiarity, but the key to correct interpretation is seeing Christ in the story. Join us as we discuss with Tim the various themes that help to illuminate this particular minor prophet, and how Jesus is the better Jonah. Timothy Brindle has been making Christ-centered hip-hop since 2003 in which he uses lyricism to expound the truth of Jesus in Scripture. His most recently released album and its corresponding book, The Unfolding, was written to show how the entire Bible is God's one unfolding plan of redemption in Christ.To learn more about Timothy Brindle and the resources he provides, including the Unfolding Album, The Unfolding Book, and the Acrostic Albums mentioned in the episode, visit: www.timothybrindleministries.comGrab a drink and enjoy!

For today's show we have special guest Israel Wayne on the podcast to discuss the topic of schooling from a Biblical perspective. To the surprise of many Christians in modernity, the Bible isn't neutral when it discusses education. Most succinctly put, Proverbs 22:6 says: "Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it."In this episode we want to make a Christian case for homeschooling. Our heart behind to episode is to lovingly challenge one other to think Biblically about this controversial matter, and to do it with patience and charity. Let us always be willing to reform our views  so that they are in alignment with scripture.Israel Wayne is an author and conference speaker and Director of Family Renewal. He and his wife, Brook, are raising their eleven children in SW Michigan. Israel has a passion for defending the Christian faith and promoting a Biblical worldview. He is the author of the books Questions God Asks, Questions Jesus Asks, Pitchin' a Fit: Overcoming Angry and Stressed-Out Parenting, Education: Does God Have an Opinion? and Answers for Homeschooling: Top 25 Questions Critics Ask and Raising Them Up: Parenting for Christians. Learn more about Israel Wayne at his websites: familyrenewal.org and christianworldview.netGrab a drink and enjoy the show!

In this episode we roped our pastor Will Cornell to discuss the three omnis of God: Omnipotence, Omniscience & Omnipresence. This is the final episode in this series related to the attributes of God. Put simply, these three attributes mean that God is all powerful, all knowing and all present. However, these basic ideas have a rich backing of Biblical testimony to help inform their meaning. Join us as we work through the specifics of each omni to arrive at a better understanding of the being of God. Link to Pastor Will's sermon on Omnipotence: https://beta.sermonaudio.com/sermons/724231938432954/Grab a drink and enjoy. 

In this episode our aim is to tackle the Holiness and Justice of God. What does it mean that God is holy holy holy? We believe it's impossible to understand God's Justice if we fail to recognize Him as the thrice Holy God. The one informs the other. Join us as we work through the difficult process of defining God's holiness. The basic meaning of holy means set apart or unique, but as we meditate on some of the stories in scripture that portray holiness, we see there's much more weight to the idea than what this definition gives off. Justice at its base means equal measures. If God is truly just and holy, it means our sin against him is worthy of eternal judgement. Thankfully, the holy Son bore our punishment, and makes us right with God. The gospel becomes intermingled in God's attributes. Grab a drink and enjoy. 

In this episode we address the attributes of love and jealousy. The scriptures state that God is both. Our culture tends to create poor definitions when it comes to describing these characteristics, but what can we derive from the Bible about God in light of His love and jealousy? Join us as we work through these issues biblically. Show Recommendations: "The Difficult Doctrine of the Love of God" by D.A. Carson: https://www.christianbook.com/the-difficult-doctrine-the-love-god/d-a-carson/9781581341263/pd/41263?event=ESRCNDoes God Love Everyone The Same? Article by Founders.org: https://founders.org/articles/does-god-love-everyone-the-same/ "The Attributes of God" by Shai Linne: https://lampmode.com/collections/music/products/shai-linne-the-attributes-of-godGrab a drink and enjoy. 

In this episode we start a new series addressing the attributes of God. We start off the show introducing the topic and its importance to the believer. In the second part of the show we address topic of the Aseity of God, which is the idea that God exists of Himself. This important aspect of God's being sets the stage for us to discuss His other attributes, which we will tackle in future episodes. Below we have provided some helpful resources to help aid your study: Books:Stephen Charnock: The Existence and Attributes of GodWayne Grudem: Systematic TheologyPodcasts: RC Sproul: The Attributes of GodSteve Lawson: Introduction to the Attributes of GodMusic: Shai Linne: The Attributes of GodGrab a drink and enjoy. 

This week our co-host Nathan lost his voice, so we didn't record any new ep. To make up for the empty show slot we produced a short collage of side conversations that didn't make it into past published shows. Please enjoy the impromptu discussion on mathematics, art and music between Nathan, Owen, Preston and Andrew. Grab a drink and enjoy. 

In todays episode we summarize and deal with common objections brought against the reliability of the New Testament. As Christians we should be prepared to give answers to those critiquing the holy scriptures. The transmission of the New Testament is something all Christians should be familiar with, and we hope this episode acts as an introduction to the topic of textual criticism and apologetics. For a further deep dive into this issue, highly recommend checking out the work of Dr. James White with Alpha & Omega Ministries: https://www.aomin.org/aoblog/. The YouTube video Owen recommended can be found at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTeLO-61FAAGrab a drink and enjoy. 

This is part 5 in our series covering Christian Martyrs. This episode features our friend and creative contributor Andrew Kneeland, who has chosen to report on some modern day martyrs from around the world. Join us as we discuss their stories, mostly from young believers, and gleam some wisdom as we observe their childlike faith and boldness. Grab a drink and enjoy. 

This is part 4 in our series covering Christian Martyrs. This episode features our friend and pastor William Cornell, who has chosen to report on the Anabaptist martyr Maeyken Wens. For many martyrs in history, their stories are framed by observers from the outside, however letters from Maeyken to her husband and son have been preserved, and we get the luxury of observing this particular martyr through the lens of her own pen. Join us as we discuss Maeyken's story and draw encouragement from her life of faithful devotion to Jesus Christ. Grab a drink and enjoy. 

This is part 3 in our series covering Christian martyrs. For this episode we will be talking about John Chrysostom aka the "Golden Mouth". John was one of the most gifted preachers in the patristic age, yet that didn't make him immune from sword of his government. His faithful and hard-hitting preaching eventually lead to his downfall, yet with his last breath he never quit praising God. Join us as we discuss John's story and infer the various ways his exemplary life points us to Jesus Christ.Grab a drink and enjoy. 

This is part 2 in our series covering some of our favorite Christian martyrs. In this episode we're covering the life and legacy of William Tyndale, who was the first man in history to translate the Bible into the English language. Though we admire the martyrs for their uncompromising faith, our hope with this series is to not glorify them, but to bring glory to the Lord Jesus Christ. Grab a drink and enjoy. 

This is the first episode in a series where we are discussing our favorite Christian Martyrs in church history. In these series we want to reflect on the life of these individuals and discuss how they demonstrated faithfulness even unto death. Our goal is not to glorify them, but to object of their devotion, the Lord Jesus Christ. The martyrs Nathan is covering in this episode are Polycarp, Perpetua and Felicity. Grab a drink and enjoy. 

In this episode, the hosts go in a circle and share some of their favorite books, which literary genres span from Theology to Autobiography and even Children's Fiction. See below the list of books recommended in this show: Christian Theology by Millard J. EricksonThe Wingfeather Saga Series by Andrew PetersonTruth & Grace Memory Book 1 by Thomas K. AscolThe Risen Jesus & Future Hope by Gary R. HabermasBandersnatch by Diana Pavlac Glyer A Different Shade of Green by Dr. Gordon WilsonThe Screwtape Letters by C.S. LewisJoin the hosts are they make jokes, talk about some of the best lessons they learned from their book recommendations and discuss the ways these authors have impacted their lives.Grab a drink and enjoy. 

In this episode the hosts look through the scriptures to consider the topic of confrontation. There is Biblical wisdom we can infer from the cases of confrontation in the Bible, however there's no singular model. From gentle correction to sharp hyperbolic language, the Bible presents an array tactics for confrontation, and wisdom determines the pathway to take. -You can reach out to the Shadowcast Team by emailing us at feedback@shadowcastradio.com. Send us your topic ideas, question of the ep suggestions and general feedback. We'd love to hear from you. You can also follow us on Facebook and Instagram @ShadowcastRadio. Please rate and review the show. -Grab a drink and enjoy.  

We're dedicating the first episode of season 4 to recapping our favorite lessons and moments from the 2023 Founders Conference: What is Man? From ontology, to man's fallen nature, to anticipating man restored in the new Eden, the speakers addressed man in each state from a Biblical perspective. We highly encourage our audience to watch/listen to each session. They can be found using the following link: https://founders.org/livestream?fbclid=IwAR2CvGk-KbUkW-j0VntZl28E-aGCeTfL_fWsm7U04W-Zx6FKaxzn1zD5fMQGrab a drink and enjoy. 

The hosts are taking a break and will return with a new episode February 2. In the mean time, enjoy this replay of one of our most popular episodes! -Joy Hunter and Summer Jaeger, the hosts of the Sheologians Podcast, join us on this special episode of Shadowcast Radio to discuss the topic of Gender Roles from a Biblical perspective.Is harmony be found in distinction? Do differences in roles assume difference of value? Join us as we tackle these tough questions and work through issues surrounding gender in God's world. For more information about the Sheologians visit: https://www.sheologians.comGrab a drink and enjoy!

Are faith and reason at odds with one another? Generally in the West this feels to be the case, but we believe the Biblical worldview informs both to work in harmony with one another. Join the hosts as they dive into the complex issues related to faith and reason, and discover the biblical answers to understand why both matter. Grab a drink and enjoy. 

This is the second episode in a two-part series on the topic of hermeneutics. In the previous episode the hosts discussed poor examples of ways to approach the Bible. In this episode the hosts go into detail about the necessary things to keep in mind when approaching scripture so as to derive its proper meaning. Join the guys as they jump into this weighty but important issue for Christians. Grab a drink and enjoy. 

The goal of hermeneutics is to draw out the meaning of scripture, and in this series we dive into the topic of Biblical interpretation. In this particular episode we wish to put forth the issues at play that can lead all of us to misunderstand or misinterpret the Bible. Be on the lookout for part two where we set forth a process for understanding and interpreting scripture rightly.Grab a drink and enjoy. 

For this week we are replaying a special episode, and easily one of our most popular from season two where we discussed the theme of Feasting with Special Guest Timothy Brindle. We pray this discussion blesses you, as it blessed us when we originally recorded it.  Be on the lookout for the hermeneutics series next. Timothy Brindle is a man known for writing and performing Christ-centered, Biblically-based hip-hop. Tim is an artist, author, husband, father, and current PhD student at Westminster Theological Seminary. All of Timothy's music, his book, podcast features and sermons can be found at: TimothyBrindleMinistries.comGrab a drink and enjoy. 

Unlike any Christ-less worldview or society that hopes for future utopia, Christians have the sure promise, which is sealed by the Holy Spirit, that we will dwell with Christ in the New Heavens and New Earth. This future reality should inform our current lives and outlooks. We are meant to long for that which is truly real and anticipate with joy the day when those promises are received. Join us as we discuss these precious truths and rejoice in the faithfulness of Christ who promises to one day bring us to himself. Grab a drink and enjoy. 

On this episode we have brothers Aaron and Jared Folks on the show to discuss the issued laid on their hearts. What is biblical leadership, and how can one faithfully revitalize a dying church? The topics overlap in many ways, and the hosts and guests dive into other issues related to sin, suffering, and our future hope. Jared Folks is the pastor at Faith Baptism Church Vinemont in Cullman Alabama. Grab a drink and enjoy. 

Pain is the universal human experience. The question we may need to ask ourselves is to what end God is driving us when He permits us to go through pain? In this episode we have Pastor Richard Carlson, head pastor at Rock Springs Evangelical Free Church and Superintendent of the Evangelical Fellowship of Free Churches, to discuss the practical and pastoral approaches to handling pain. Richard Carlson has 50 plus years of pastoral counseling from which to draw upon. Join us as we dive into the scriptures and navigate the practical approaches to pain. Grab a drink and enjoy. 

In this episode of Shadowcast Radio the hosts ask each other a series of both serious and funny questions. You can get to know a lot about a person by how they respond to questions with no prep time. Join the hosts as they catch up, make jokes and jump into the scriptures. Grab a drink and enjoy. 

Pain may be the one thing all humanity can relate to. How should we as Christians understand pain, and is God still good if he allows it in the world? Join us as we navigate through the problem of pain, and open the scriptures to see how God uses pain for our good and His glory. Grab a drink and enjoy. 

Words matter because they communicate meaning. God created the universe through speech, and as Christians we should have the highest care for words and their proper definitions. In our culture, we see Biblical words stolen and reinterpreted to mean something else. How should we as Christians respond? Join us as we dive into this listener submitted topic and discuss the morphing of language as a normative phenomena and method of deception. Grab a drink and enjoy. 

This is the final episode is a four part series about C.S. Lewis & J.R.R. Tolkien. In this episode we dive into the use of magic and wrestle with the question about why these Bible fearing authors would use magic in their fantasy stories when the scriptures seem to condemn it. Join us as we dive into the word and navigate through these important issues with the Biblical worldview as our foundation. The world may be more magical than we think. Grab a drink and enjoy.