Reformation season is upon us. We celebrate 500 years this October! In honor of this landmark, the Berean Broadcast will take a brief look at the 5 solar of the Protestant Reformation, starting with Solus Christus.

Despite not having any submissions for Q&A night, Anthony and Jimbo have a fruitful discussion about the Lord's supper and a number of other topics.

Help us say Happy Birthday to Jimbo by joining our discussion about discipleship and its role in every Christian's life.

This episode of the Berean Broadcast, we discuss all things about witnessing. What is it, how to witness, who are witnesses, and, what are the effects of witnessing. All this, and more, as we share our thoughts on this important topic.

Should Christians marry non-Christians? What is the difference between biblical marriage and dating? How should Christians approach dating and marriage from a biblical standpoint? These are the questions we answer on the 22nd episode of the Berean Broadcast.

After preparing the show with lots of karaoke, Jimbo and Anthony talked about the tenth commandment, which forbids coveting. Listen in while they discuss what it means to covet, how to pursue contentment, and personal real life examples of this struggle!

Come join us for our 20th episode as we discuss who the Holy Spirit is, what His role is in our lives and how we can know we are being led by the Spirit. Thank you and enjoy!

Welcome back to the Berean Broadcast! James and Anthony begin this return with an episode about the importance and application of Gods Words (The Bible) as the sole authority in a believers life. This realization will impact our view and dialogue with the modern prophet and apostle movement.

In this episode James and Anthony discuss the myths that are told that give Calvinists a bad name. Also, they loosen the mood up by starting out with some Bible Jeopardy before they, who will win? Jimbo? or Anthony? Listen to find out! God bless!

Join us for our 16th episode. We test some popular teachings with what the scripture says, answer YOUR questions, and discuss how division is often a necessary factor in achieving Christian unity.