We discuss what we feel is the Bible's opinion on how the believer ought to engage with it. We don't do this perfectly, and share these thoughts understanding that life is a process of sanctification -- and we fall short. The goal, however, is to pick this blessed Word of Life back up, and keep walking by faith in the Son of God who loved us.... and gave HIMSELF for us.

We discuss applying revelation as a Christian principle in life. 

We discuss the other side of the revelatory coin: special revelation. That revelation that comes supernaturally from God.

We discuss natural revelation and the implications it has for both the believer and unbeliever.

This episode is a prelude to a longer series of episodes called "Thinking Clearly", which will outline how a Christian ought to love God with their mind.

We attempt to discuss the mystery of the glorious work of Christ.

We tackle the often neglected stronghold of the believer: prayer. We examine what it is, and how we can be blessed by it through obedience to its command. We also stand before the titanic doctrine of the decree of God. Lots of good stuff; God is good.

We discuss generally the biblical mandate to make disciples, and how partiality can corrode the fellowship. 

We discuss generally the topics of prophecy and the other sign gifts, then wander through the majesty of God's righteousness that is our own through Christ. This is the Great Exchange -- our sin to Him, and His righteousness to us -- our justification before a tremendous and holy God.Links for further research:ContinuationistJohn Piper: What is speaking in tongues?Michael Brown: Did Spiritual Gifts Cease With the Closing of the Canon?John Piper: Cessationism vs. ContinuationismMatt Chandler: ContinuationismMichael Brown: Rebuts Cessationism John Barros: True TonguesCessationistJohn MacArthur: Cessation of the Spiritual GiftsRC Sproul: Spiritual GiftsRC Sproul: Does the Spirit work differently between covenants?RC Sproul: Systematic Theology: Gifts of the SpiritPaul Washer: Answers Questions on TonguesTodd Friel: Are continuationists heretics?Todd Friel: Cessationism can only lead to an inevitable mess.David Platt: Are Tongues a Gift for Today?Doug Wilson: Thoughts on spiritual giftsJeff Durbin: Prophecy