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Scott Kent Jones joins the show to discuss the unique role Scripture plays in revealing God to the world.
Bryan Wolfmueller joins the show to discuss the reasons he trusts that the Bible can be trusted.
Chris and Scott Jones discuss Josh Harris's recent departure from his church and the future of celebrity Christianity.
Bryan Wolfmueller joins the show to discuss his recent travels, moving his family to Texas, and why he STILL loves Luther.
Our favorite Lutheran, Bryan Wolmueller, joins the show to discuss original sin and the ultimate victory.
Zack Hunt (@zaackhunt) to discuss sin, how we should describe original sin, and what/who is the solution.
Chris and Scott discuss the implications of Adam’s sin and what should be said about the human condition?
Chris is joined by Zack Hunt (@zaackhunt) to discuss his forthcoming book and consider how the world might end.
Scott Kent Jones joins the show to discuss why he thinks baptism really matters and why we might be missing the true meaning.
Bryan Wolfmueller joins the show to discuss the show to discuss the Lutheran view of the Lord’s Supper and the uniqueness of its celebration.
Dan Boutwell joins the show to discuss why they celebration of a simple meal is such a big deal to the Christian community.
Scott Kent Jones discusses the unique language we use around the Lord’s Supper and why we celebrate such a unique meal together.
Bryan Wolfmueller joins the show to talk about Hell, why it is necessary, and how the Bible demands cosmic justice.
Mark Galli, Editor in Chief at Christianity Today, joins the show to discuss his book, God Wins, and the appropriate response to a theology of Hell.
Scott Kent Jones discusses the best resources on the study of Hell and how he hopes we are all surprised by the number of people who make it to Heaven.