What Does the Bible Say About That?

Will and Reese realized their last episode was too vain, so they brought in ol' David to add some reality to the mix and help prep for this message.

Explore the vanity of the mind with us as Reese prepares to give a message on Ephesians 4:17

Do you really need a teacher? What does the NT say about teaching, teachers, and teachees? How can you find a proper teacher or discern biblical teaching? We're gonna try to teach you all these things and more.

The law of God - very confusing topic for the faithful Christian. The Bible seems to at times uplift it and at other times degrade it. It's described as holy and good in Romans 7, yet as a curse and utterly inept at justifying fallen man in Galatians and Romans 3. How should we understand the law? What is its place in the Christian life? And what is up with that yellow spot in the back of Will's yard? Listen and you just might find out.

"God became man that man might become God" - Athanasius, On the Incarnation Deification, theosis, divinization (not divination) - no matter what you call it, understand that every theologian from Justin Martyr to C.S. Lewis has believed in some form of this, and every theologian in the academy is currently discussing this -- us common folk under the hearing of the pulpit ought to know what all the fuss is about...

David Fulton joins us to discuss an interesting question brought up by a coworker of his: Is the Christian life about worshipping or following Jesus? We applaud anyone who can make it through the first 2 minutes of shenanigans in this episode.

Angels: Are they winged? How many are there? Will you become one? Find out the answers to none of these questions in this episode! You're welcome Ian :) P.S. One day you'll judge them (1 Corinthians 6:3)

Pastors - essential to modern Christianity, surprisingly absent from the Bible.

What exactly does God want? Not for you, not for your life or future, but for Himself?

Today we explore the common question: What church should I go to?

Satan - an often misunderstood or even missed character of the biblical narrative. Who is he? Where did he come from? And what is he doing today?

You're going to H-E-L-L, double hockey sticks. - Michael Scott Turns out Michael was onto something...

Listen to Will and Reese stumble through the Season 3 Intro

Can you just do anything and accredit God to glorify Him? Is glorification just an event? Will we all have the same degree of glory in the resurrection? What even is glory?? This word is confusing, so we’re taking a look at what the Bible has to say about it.

All Christians are saints. All saints need to be sanctified. And all the sanctified ones will eventually be as holy as God is! Hope y’all enjoy this podcast on a rather confusing topic in the Bible.

For those of you wrestling through what your roll as a Christian should be in societal and political activism, we hope you find the verses and fellowship helpful.

Inerrancy, translations, and even a little polygamy - we get into a lot of fun questions about what the Bible has to say about itself! Enjoy

The Bible is full of history and prophecy, and in the seven epistles of the book of Revelation (not "Revelations"), we see a prophetic description of the subsequent 2,000 years of church history! 

Believe it or not, “Bible” isn’t an acronym for “Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth”... It’s actually a garden of life, offering mankind God in Christ as the Spirit to be our life

Don’t be soulish (yes, that’s a term in the Bible)...The key to Christian growth, fellowship, and warfare - the spirit of man is crucial to God’s purpose (c.f. Zechariah 12:1)!

The gospel: not going to heaven but being made a kingdom. 

New Testament Spirit seems to be doing a lot more things than what He did in the Old. What changed?

Power from on high? Ghost? Who is this confusing third of the Trinity? And what on earth does He do in the OT?

Is Easter biblical? No, it’s not. Is resurrection biblical? Absolutely. The resurrection is a real historical event where Jesus conquered sin and death. It’s not only a historical event though. The apostle Paul shows us it’s something we can experience day by day.

Your pastor probably told you about missing the bullseye on the target board, but did he ever mention you're a snake-bitten son of the devil? The Bible says so...

Regeneration, or as Jesus puts it, being "born again", has nothing to do with reforming your life, reading your Bible, going to church, or even being a Baptist! It's actually about receiving the divine "seed" into you - making you divine...

Tongues? Voice from Heaven? Overwhelming emotions in “worship”? What do experiences of God really look like? More importantly, what does the Bible say about them?

Oiko-don't-ya-know this is go-nomia great podcast (just replace the "m" for a "be" and it kind of works... =)) What is the Bible all about? How does God fulfill His eternal purpose? And why on earth has it taken this long for Will to do another podcast with me? Find out the answers to at least one of these questions in this episode!

Darwin's clueless. Plato got close. But Paul hit the nail on the head. 

...it is man, not God, who is benefitted by all the worship which is rightly offered to God. For no one is going to say that he does any service to a spring by drinking from it, or to the light by beholding it. -Augustine, City of God (10.5)

Sunday to Sunday or day by day? Pastor and laymen or all members functioning? Classroom or feast? How did the early church meet?

I predict this podcast will clear up confusions about prophesying :)

Gifts. Are they still here? What are they for? Which should we pursue? What's the airspeed velocity of a laden swallow? Listen to this podcast to find out the answers to some or all of these questions!

Universally one. Locally many. But how many...?

Bye Satan. Bye World. Bye Egypt. Hello New Life!

Do you go to heaven when you die? Sheol? Hades? Tartarus? Hell? Did you know there were this many places in the Bible??? 

For all of those lovers of the December holiday, this may not be the episode for you...

In this episode, Nathaniel joins us again to discuss the exciting topic about the end times, specifically some of the signs that must happen before the Lord comes back. We especially get into the intrinsic significance of the Lord's coming and what causes Him to come back (that's right, something causes it).

In this episode, we present our pre-post-partial-trib. rapture eschatology, aka the truth. Just kidding, but seriously, the rapture is awesome. Hope y'all enjoy!

In this episode, we explore various passages of scriptures which indicate believers' undergo a judgment according to works/faithfulness which is different from the judgment according to grace for eternal life. This topic is very controversial, but we find it incredibly helpful for having a clear, full understanding of the various passages of the Bible. We hope you enjoy!

In this episode, Will and Reese discuss the controversial question about the security of salvation and whether you can be assured of your own salvation.

In this episode, we finish up our 5 part series on what the Bible says about God's purpose, this time from the angle of expression. Beginning from Genesis 1:26, we trace this thought of expressing God or glorifying Him for the fulfillment of His heart's desire, consummated with the New Jerusalem which has the glory of God (Rev. 21:11).

In this episode, Nathaniel joins us to discuss God's heart's desire to have a group of people as His kingdom, representing Him with His dominion on the earth under His ruling and reigning.

In this episode, we discuss God's eternal purpose from the angle of God the Father desiring to have many sons, spanning from Genesis to Revelation.

In this episode, we explore the multifaceted purpose of God from the angle of His building. We trace this thought from Genesis to Revelation and show how it relates to us in our Christian walk.

In this episode, we explore the incredible topic of God's purpose, that which expands from eternity-past to eternity-future, which should govern our Christian lives, our understanding of the Bible, and our relationship with the Lord. We look at various passages, especially Genesis 2, Ephesians 5, and Revelation 19, to help guide our conversation and give us a biblical insight into what God's purpose is. We believe this topic is dense and multifaceted, so we chose to limit our discussion to the angle of God's purpose being a divine romance. We hope everyone enjoys!