Shawn Farneman provides a clear and helpful overview of Paul's letter to the churches of Galatia. Listen as Shawn also discusses some of the key themes of the letter including salvation by grace through faith, union with Christ, the Christian's responsibility to the law, and walking by the Spirit.

Jonathan Smith joins Keith Phillips to discuss how to have more productive conversations with those with whom we disagree. Listen as Jonathan shares insights into the character with which we should approach these conversations and the tactics we should use

Adam and Erin Letson discuss the importance of parenting based on a vision aligned with Scripture. Listen as they share some key bible passages that have informed their vision for parenting and lessons they have learned along the way.

Chance Hall explains the important doctrine that human beings are created in the Image of God. Listen as Chance shares the foundational biblical passages on this doctrine, some of its key characteristics, and few important applications.

A biblical examination of the Stone/Campbell Churches of Christ position on the essential nature of baptism for salvation.

Scripture is rich with wisdom on how we can best fulfill our roles as men and women in marriage. Join Adam & Erin Letson as they talk through some of the traits of a Biblical leader and helper.

Modern thoughts on marriage have little to do with the God given picture of marriage illustrated in the Bible. Listen in as Adam & Erin Letson share not only what Scripture says about marriage but also how God has worked in their own lives.

Leviticus is the 3rd book of the Bible. It is filled with all kinds of ritual instructions for the nation of Israel and its sacrificial system. The overall idea is answering the question: How can a Holy God dwell and commune with an unclean, sinful people? Moses reveals the Levitical way that God opens for His people to fellowship with Him. Understanding this “way” will give the Christian a better understanding of the “new and living way” God opens for us through the Person and Work of Jesus Christ.

In this class we will examine and discuss the three biblical pillars or foundations of the orthodox Christian doctrine of the Trinity.