In this episode we look at the relationship between love and obedience as well as the role of trust in our work with God.

In this episode we explore Jesus' concept of not just deciding who our neighbors are but rather how can we be a neighbor to others

In this episode we look at the difference between ethics and morality as well as their connection. Of course we look at this with an emphasis on Christian ethics which is based on Christian morality.

In this episode we look at the doctrine of original sin. Original sin being sent inherited from Adam, and actual sin being those sins which flow from that inherited sinful nature. What do we do about it? That's the gospel.

This episode talks about Christian ethical behavior and how the difference between law and grace affects this. Also, if we are under grace, why follow the law?

This podcast is the fist of a series Christian ethics. We begin with what is known as. "The Golden Rule": "do unto to others what you would have them do unto to you." We are not saved by the law, but we are given the Spirit of Christ when we are saved. We are told to follow in his steps. Today's message will focus on Matthew 7:12..

In this episode we look at limited atonement. A better name for this doctrine would be particular redemption. This doctrine addresses the idea, "for whom did Christ die?", for "the elect" only of for everyone who ever lives?

In this episode we look at the necessity of the atonement. The atonement the only method available to God to secure our redemption? Could we be saved without an atonement?

This week we begin looking at the doctrine of the Atonement. This episode is an introduction to that study.

In this episode we look at, as the title proclaims, the 70th week of Daniel in the Battle of Armageddon. This is the final installment of our eschatological meanderings. The 70th week of Daniel is a prophetic vision of the coming of Christ. Why would it not be? The Battle of Armageddon, since it is well known in popular theological parlance, we will also see in this context.