pastoryeshua: Recent Episodes
Eric Koszut
Apologetics: Questions and answers, discussion on, or about God, the Christian faith, the Bible and what Christians believe.
This series, recorded live, presents a teaching on the Articles of the Belgic Confession which the early Church corporately presented during the late 1500s to express and confess their reformed understanding of the principles of salvation by faith alone, by grace alone, by Christ alone found in scripture.
Chapter 10:14 - 11:7
This episode series is an expository study and exegetical verse by verse examination of the book of Romans.
This series, recorded live, presents a teaching on the Articles of the Belgic Confession which the early Church corporately presented during the late 1500s to express and confess their reformed understanding of the principles of salvation by faith alone, by grace alone, by Christ alone found in scripture.
Chapter 10:1 - 10:13
This episode series is an expository study and exegetical verse by verse examination of the book of Romans.
Chapter 9:24 - 9:33
This episode series is an expository study and exegetical verse by verse examination of the book of Romans.
Chapter 9:14 - 23
This episode series is an expository study and exegetical verse by verse examination of the book of Romans.
This episode answers whether, or not Easter and its elements have any connection to the resurrection of Jesus and if not, where does Easter and its elements originate.
Chapter 9:12 - 9:13
This episode series is an expository study and exegetical verse by verse examination of the book of Romans.
This series discusses and confronts the differences between Biblical Christianity and liberal progressive Christianity. We examine several hot-topic issues and demonstrate where the secular humanism of a fallen world view depart from a Biblical world and life view.
Chapter 8:34 - 9:12
This episode series is an expository study and exegetical verse by verse examination of the book of Romans.
This series discusses and confronts the differences between Biblical Christianity and liberal progressive Christianity. We examine several hot-topic issues and demonstrate where the secular humanism of a fallen world view depart from a Biblical world and life view.
Chapter 8:19 - 34
This episode series is an expository study and exegetical verse by verse examination of the book of Romans.
This series continues the as-needed evaluation of the marketing campaign called He Gets Us against the Bible, using proper exegetical and hermeneutical principles to determine whether, or not a Biblically and historically correct picture of Jesus is portrayed.
Chapter 8:5 - 8:18
This episode series is an expository study and exegetical verse by verse examination of the book of Romans.
In this episode I conclude the issue of false prophecy and a recent example of false prophecy regarding the rapture of Christ's church.
In this episode I address the issue of false prophecy and a recent example of false prophecy regarding the rapture of Christ's church.
In this episode I address the issue of false prophecy and a recent example of false prophecy regarding the rapture of Christ's church.
In this episode I address the issue of false prophecy and a recent example of false prophecy regarding the rapture of Christ's church.
In this episode I address the issue of false prophecy and a recent example of false prophecy regarding the rapture of Christ's church.
In this episode I address the issue of false prophecy and a recent example of false prophecy regarding the rapture of Christ's church.
Chapter 7:14 - 8:4
This episode series is an expository study and exegetical verse by verse examination of the book of Romans.
In this series we conduct an in-depth Berean examination of the prophetic aspects of Psalm 22 and its fulfillment in Jesus.
In this series we conduct an in-depth Berean examination of the prophetic aspects of Psalm 22 and its fulfillment in Jesus.
In this series we conclude our investigation of the chronology of the Passion Week of Christ from Jesus' Triumphal Entry, to His crucifixion to the Road to Emmaus, using 10 Key Evidence Pieces in a jury trial format. In Part 12 we present the verdict and conduct a debriefing answering possible objections.
In this series we investigate, detail and harmonize the chronology of the Passion Week of Christ from Jesus' Triumphal Entry, to His crucifixion to the Road to Emmaus, using 10 Key Evidence Pieces in a jury trial format. In Part 11 we present closing arguments to our case.
In this series we investigate, detail and harmonize the chronology of the Passion Week of Christ from Jesus' Triumphal Entry, to His crucifixion to the Road to Emmaus, using 10 Key Evidence Pieces in a jury trial format. In Part 10 we look at Mathematical & Astronomical Calculations of Year, Month & Day.
In this series we investigate, detail and harmonize the chronology of the Passion Week of Christ from Jesus' Triumphal Entry, to His crucifixion to the Road to Emmaus, using 10 Key Evidence Pieces in a jury trial format. In Part 8 we look at the Road to Emmaus. In Part 9 Early Historical & Church Sources.
In this series we investigate, detail and harmonize the chronology of the Passion Week of Christ from Jesus' Triumphal Entry, to His crucifixion to the Road to Emmaus, using 10 Key Evidence Pieces in a jury trial format. In Part 6 we look at the Women Visit the Tomb.
In this series we investigate, detail and harmonize the chronology of the Passion Week of Christ from Jesus' Triumphal Entry, to His crucifixion to the Road to Emmaus, using 10 Key Evidence Pieces in a jury trial format. In Part 6 we look at the Sign of Jonah.
In this series we investigate, detail and harmonize the chronology of the Passion Week of Christ from Jesus' Triumphal Entry, to His crucifixion to the Road to Emmaus, using 10 Key Evidence Pieces in a jury trial format. In Part 5 we look at Jesus' Triumphal Entry
In this series we investigate, detail and harmonize the chronology of the Passion Week of Christ from Jesus' Triumphal Entry, to His crucifixion to the Road to Emmaus, using 10 Key Evidence Pieces in a jury trial format. In Part 4 we look at Adding the Days of the Week
This series continues the as-needed evaluation of the marketing campaign called He Gets Us against the Bible, using proper exegetical and hermeneutical principles to determine whether, or not a Biblically and historically correct picture of Jesus is portrayed.
In this series we investigate, detail and harmonize the chronology of the Passion Week of Christ from Jesus' Triumphal Entry, to His crucifixion to the Road to Emmaus, using 10 Key Evidence Pieces in a jury trial format. Part 3 studies The Crucifixion Timeline.
In this series we investigate, detail and harmonize the chronology of the Passion Week of Christ from Jesus' Triumphal Entry, to His crucifixion to the Road to Emmaus, using 10 Key Evidence Pieces in a jury trial format. Part 2 studies the Mosaic Law / Prophecy.
In this series we investigate, detail and harmonize the chronology of the Passion Week of Christ from Jesus' Triumphal Entry, to His crucifixion to the Road to Emmaus, using 10 Key Evidence Pieces in a jury trial format. Part 1 is our introduction and opening statements.
This series examines an internet article entitled "12 Christian Practices that do More Harm Than Good", using a correct Biblical world and life view.
This series examines an internet article entitled "12 Christian Practices that do More Harm Than Good", using a correct Biblical world and life view.
This series examines an internet article entitled "12 Christian Practices that do More Harm Than Good", using a correct Biblical world and life view.
Chapter 6:17 - 7:13
This episode series is an expository study and exegetical verse by verse examination of the book of Romans.
Chapter 5:12 - 6:16
This episode series is an expository study and exegetical verse by verse examination of the book of Romans.
This concluding episode series examines the role of the law vs. grace in God's economy of salvation based upon the totality and sufficiency of scripture. In summary we answer the question of whether salvation, restored fellowship with God and heaven, is via works, or by grace alone, by faith alone, by Christ alone.
In this episode series we examine the role of the law vs. grace in God's economy of salvation based upon the totality and sufficiency of scripture. In summary we answer the question of whether salvation, restored fellowship with God and heaven, is via works, or by grace alone, by faith alone, by Christ alone.
In this episode series we examine the role of the law vs. grace in God's economy of salvation based upon the totality and sufficiency of scripture. In summary we answer the question of whether salvation, restored fellowship with God and heaven, is via works, or by grace alone, by faith alone, by Christ alone.
This concluding episode uses a Biblical world and life view to address an internet article entitled, “Important Questions Atheists Want Religious People to Answer”. The article asks 16 questions which atheists want religious people to answer.
This episode series uses a Biblical world and life view to address an internet article entitled, “Important Questions Atheists Want Religious People to Answer”. The article asks 16 questions which atheists want religious people to answer.
This episode series uses a Biblical world and life view to address an internet article entitled, “Important Questions Atheists Want Religious People to Answer”. The article asks 16 questions which atheists want religious people to answer.
Chapter 5:3 - 5:12
This episode series is an expository study and exegetical verse by verse examination of the book of Romans.
This episode concludes addressing an internet article which provides 21 common criticisms of Christianity. Each are answered using a Biblical world and life view.
Chapter 4:21 - 5:3
This episode series is an expository study and exegetical verse by verse examination of the book of Romans.
This episode series addresses an internet article which provides 21 common criticisms of Christianity. Each are answered using a Biblical world and life view.
This episode series is an expository study and exegetical verse by verse examination of the book of Romans.
This episode series addresses an internet article which provides 21 common criticisms of Christianity. Each are answered using a Biblical world and life view.
This episode series is an expository study and exegetical verse by verse examination of the book of Romans.
This episode series addresses an internet article which provides 21 common criticisms of Christianity. Each are answered using a Biblical world and life view.
This episode series is an expository study and exegetical verse by verse examination of the book of Romans.
This series continues the as-needed evaluation of the marketing campaign called He Gets Us against the Bible, using proper exegetical and hermeneutical principles to determine whether, or not a Biblically and historically correct picture of Jesus is portrayed.
This series continues the as-needed evaluation of the marketing campaign called He Gets Us against the Bible, using proper exegetical and hermeneutical principles to determine whether, or not a Biblically and historically correct picture of Jesus is portrayed.
This episode series is an expository study and exegetical verse by verse examination of the book of Romans.
This series continues the as-needed evaluation of the marketing campaign called He Gets Us against the Bible, using proper exegetical and hermeneutical principles to determine whether, or not a Biblically and historically correct picture of Jesus is portrayed.
This series continues the as-needed evaluation of the marketing campaign called He Gets Us against the Bible, using proper exegetical and hermeneutical principles to determine whether, or not a Biblically and historically correct picture of Jesus is portrayed.
This series continues the as-needed evaluation of the marketing campaign called He Gets Us against the Bible, using proper exegetical and hermeneutical principles to determine whether, or not a Biblically and historically correct picture of Jesus is portrayed.
This episode series is an expository study and exegetical verse by verse examination of the book of Romans.
This episode revisits, discusses and explains the origin and existence of evil from a Biblical world and life view.
This episode concludes examining an internet article which incorrectly uses a secular humanistic world view to lodge complaints against the Church and debunks the article using a correct world and life view based upon God's word the Bible.
This episode series is an expository study and exegetical verse by verse examination of the book of Romans.
This episode series examines an internet article which incorrectly uses a secular humanistic world view to lodge complaints against the Church and debunks the article using a correct world and life view based upon God's word the Bible.
This episode series examines an internet article which incorrectly uses a secular humanistic world view to lodge complaints against the Church and debunks the article using a correct world and life view based upon God's word the Bible.
This episode series is an expository study and exegetical verse by verse examination of the book of Romans.
The conclusion of this three part episode provides a Biblical world and life view answer and discussion to an online article entitled, "10 Controversial Questions About Christianity That You Wouldn't Dare Ask a Christian".
This three part episode provides a Biblical world and life view answer and discussion to an online article entitled, "10 Controversial Questions About Christianity That You Wouldn't Dare Ask a Christian".
This three part episode provides a Biblical world and life view answer and discussion to an online article entitled, "10 Controversial Questions About Christianity That You Wouldn't Dare Ask a Christian".
This episode series is an expository study and exegetical verse by verse examination of the book of Romans.
This episode series is an expository study and exegetical verse by verse examination of the book of Romans.
This episode series is an expository study and exegetical verse by verse examination of the book of Romans.
This series continues the as-needed evaluation of the marketing campaign called He Gets Us against the Bible, using proper exegetical and hermeneutical principles to determine whether, or not a Biblically and historically correct picture of Jesus is portrayed.
The episode concludes the subject of prophecy and eschatology through an understanding of God's appointed Feasts and Festivals found in Leviticus 23 and elsewhere.
This episode series is an expository study and exegetical verse by verse examination of the book of Romans.
The series studies the subject of prophecy and eschatology through an understanding of God's appointed Feasts and Festivals found in Leviticus 23 and elsewhere.
This episode series is an expository study and exegetical verse by verse examination of the book of Romans.
The series studies the subject of prophecy and eschatology through an understanding of God's appointed Feasts and Festivals found in Leviticus 23 and elsewhere.
The series studies the subject of prophecy and eschatology through an understanding of God's appointed Feasts and Festivals found in Leviticus 23 and elsewhere.
The series studies the subject of prophecy and eschatology through an understanding of God's appointed Feasts and Festivals found in Leviticus 23 and elsewhere.
The series studies the subject of prophecy and eschatology through an understanding of God's appointed Feasts and Festivals found in Leviticus 23 and elsewhere.
This series continues the as-needed evaluation of the marketing campaign called He Gets Us against the Bible, using proper exegetical and hermeneutical principles to determine whether, or not a Biblically and historically correct picture of Jesus is portrayed.
The series studies the subject of prophecy and eschatology through an understanding of God's appointed Feasts and Festivals found in Leviticus 23 and elsewhere.
The series studies the subject of prophecy and eschatology through an understanding of God's appointed Feasts and Festivals found in Leviticus 23 and elsewhere.
This series re-opens the as-needed evaluation of the marketing campaign called He Gets Us against the Bible, using proper exegetical and hermeneutical principles to determine whether, or not a Biblically and historically correct picture of Jesus is portrayed.
This series re-opens the as-needed evaluation of the marketing campaign called He Gets Us against the Bible, using proper exegetical and hermeneutical principles to determine whether, or not a Biblically and historically correct picture of Jesus is portrayed.
This series re-opens the as-needed evaluation of the marketing campaign called He Gets Us against the Bible, using proper exegetical and hermeneutical principles to determine whether, or not a Biblically and historically correct picture of Jesus is portrayed.
The series studies the subject of prophecy and eschatology through an understanding of God's appointed Feasts and Festivals found in Leviticus 23 and elsewhere.
This series concludes evaluating the marketing campaign called He Gets Us against the Bible, using proper exegetical and hermeneutical principles to determine whether, or not a Biblically and historically correct picture of Jesus is portrayed.
This series evaluates the marketing campaign called He Gets Us against the Bible, using proper exegetical and hermeneutical principles to determine whether, or not a Biblically and historically correct picture of Jesus is portrayed.
2 Thessalonians Chapter 3:1 - 3:10
The concluding study of 2nd Thessalonians using proper hermeneutical and exegetical principles to, in keeping with the spirit of a Berean attitude and with the Reformation, whose principle ideal was Sola Scriptura.
This series evaluates the marketing campaign called He Gets Us against the Bible, using proper exegetical and hermeneutical principles to determine whether, or not a Biblically and historically correct picture of Jesus is portrayed.
This series evaluates the marketing campaign called He Gets Us against the Bible, using proper exegetical and hermeneutical principles to determine whether, or not a Biblically and historically correct picture of Jesus is portrayed.
2 Thessalonians Chapter 2:10 - 2:17
A continuing study of 2nd Thessalonians using proper hermeneutical and exegetical principles to, in keeping with the spirit of a Berean attitude and with the Reformation, whose principle ideal was Sola Scriptura.
This series evaluates the marketing campaign called He Gets Us against the Bible, using proper exegetical and hermeneutical principles to determine whether, or not a Biblically and historically correct picture of Jesus is portrayed.
2 Thessalonians Chapter 2:5 - 2:10
A continuing study of 2nd Thessalonians using proper hermeneutical and exegetical principles to, in keeping with the spirit of a Berean attitude and with the Reformation, whose principle ideal was Sola Scriptura.
2 Thessalonians Chapter 2:2 - 2:4
A continuing study of 2nd Thessalonians using proper hermeneutical and exegetical principles to, in keeping with the spirit of a Berean attitude and with the Reformation, whose principle ideal was Sola Scriptura.
2 Thessalonians Chapter 1:9 - 2:1
A continuing study of 2nd Thessalonians using proper hermeneutical and exegetical principles to, in keeping with the spirit of a Berean attitude and with the Reformation, whose principle ideal was Sola Scriptura.
2 Thessalonians Chapter 1:1 - 1:8
A continuing study of 2nd Thessalonians using proper hermeneutical and exegetical principles to, in keeping with the spirit of a Berean attitude and with the Reformation, whose principle ideal was Sola Scriptura.
1 Thessalonians Chapter 5:15 - End
The concluding study of 1st Thessalonians using proper hermeneutical and exegetical principles to, in keeping with the spirit of a Berean attitude and with the Reformation, whose principle ideal was Sola Scriptura.
1 Thessalonians Chapter 5:7 - 5:14
A continuing study of 1st Thessalonians using proper hermeneutical and exegetical principles to, in keeping with the spirit of a Berean attitude and with the Reformation, whose principle ideal was Sola Scriptura.
1 Thessalonians Chapter 5:2 - 5:6
A continuing study of 1st Thessalonians using proper hermeneutical and exegetical principles to, in keeping with the spirit of a Berean attitude and with the Reformation, whose principle ideal was Sola Scriptura.
1 Thessalonians Chapter 4:17 - 5:1
A continuing study of 1st Thessalonians using proper hermeneutical and exegetical principles to, in keeping with the spirit of a Berean attitude and with the Reformation, whose principle ideal was Sola Scriptura.
1 Thessalonians Chapter 4:7 - 4:16
A continuing study of 1st Thessalonians using proper hermeneutical and exegetical principles to, in keeping with the spirit of a Berean attitude and with the Reformation, whose principle ideal was Sola Scriptura.
1 Thessalonians Chapter 3:5 - 4:6
A continuing study of 1st Thessalonians using proper hermeneutical and exegetical principles to, in keeping with the spirit of a Berean attitude and with the Reformation, whose principle ideal was Sola Scriptura.
1 Thessalonians Chapter 2:9 - 3:4
A continuing study of 1st Thessalonians using proper hermeneutical and exegetical principles to, in keeping with the spirit of a Berean attitude and with the Reformation, whose principle ideal was Sola Scriptura.
1 Thessalonians Chapter 1:7 - 2:9
A continuing study of 1st Thessalonians using proper hermeneutical and exegetical principles to, in keeping with the spirit of a Berean attitude and with the Reformation, whose principle ideal was Sola Scriptura.
This final episode examines and discusses Jesus' I AM statements found in the New Testament and correlates them to Exodus 3:13 -15 and ultimately to Jesus' revelations of His nature as God. Part 14 studies and discusses John 18 where the soldiers come to arrest Jesus. Upon asking, Jesus identifies Himself as "I Am", at which point the soldiers fall down backwards.
1 Thessalonians Chapter 1:1-6
A continuing study of 1st Thessalonians using proper hermeneutical and exegetical principles to, in keeping with the spirit of a Berean attitude and with the Reformation, whose principle ideal was Sola Scriptura.
This episode series examine and discusses Jesus' I AM statements found in the New Testament and correlates them to Exodus 3:13 -15 and ultimately to Jesus' revelations of His nature as God. Part 13 studies and discusses John 15 and Jesus statement saying, "I AM the true vine".
Introduction:
The following is an on-going study of 1st Thessalonians using proper hermeneutical and exegetical principles to, in keeping with the spirit of a Berean attitude and with the Reformation, whose principle ideal was Sola Scriptura.
This episode series examine and discusses Jesus' I AM statements found in the New Testament and correlates them to Exodus 3:13 -15 and ultimately to Jesus' revelations of His nature as God. Part 12 studies and discusses John 13 and 14 which deal with Jesus and the Last Supper where Jesus states, "I AM the way, the truth and the life, no one comes to the Father, but through me."
This episode series examine and discusses Jesus' I AM statements found in the New Testament and correlates them to Exodus 3:13 -15 and ultimately to Jesus' revelations of His nature as God. Part 11 studies and discusses John 11 which deals with Jesus resurrecting Lazarus from the dead and His statement, "I AM the resurrection and the life".
This episode series examine and discusses Jesus' I AM statements found in the New Testament and correlates them to Exodus 3:13 -15 and ultimately to Jesus' revelations of His nature as God. Part 10 studies and discusses John 10 which deals with Jesus' confrontation with the Scribes and Pharisees and His statement of deity saying, "I AM the door of the sheep", "I AM the good shepherd", and "I and the Father are one".
This episode series examine and discusses Jesus' I AM statements found in the New Testament and correlates them to Exodus 3:13 -15 and ultimately to Jesus' revelations of His nature as God. Part 9 studies and discusses John 8 which deals with Jesus' confrontation with the Scribes and Pharisees and His statement of deity saying, "Before Abraham was, I AM".
This episode series examine and discusses Jesus' I AM statements found in the New Testament and correlates them to Exodus 3:13 -15 and ultimately to Jesus' revelations of His nature as God. Part 8 studies and discusses John 8 which deals with Jesus' activities during the Feast of Tabernacles and the Temple Lighting Ceremony.
This episode series examine and discusses Jesus' I AM statements found in the New Testament and correlates them to Exodus 3:13-15 and ultimately to Jesus' revelations of His nature as God. Part 7 studies and discusses John 7 which deals with Jesus' activities during the Feast of Tabernacles and the Water Drawing Ceremony.
This episode series examine and discusses Jesus' I AM statements found in the New Testament and correlates them to Exodus 3:13-15 and ultimately to Jesus' revelations of His nature as God. Part 6 concludes looking at John 6 and the feeding of the 5000.
This episode series examine and discusses Jesus' I AM statements found in the New Testament and correlates them to Exodus 3:13-15 and ultimately to Jesus' revelations of His nature as God. Part 5 looks at John 6 with Jesus' feeding of the 5000.
This episode series examine and discusses Jesus' I AM statements found in the New Testament and correlates them to Exodus 3:13-15 and ultimately to Jesus' revelations of His nature as God. Part 4 looks at John 4 with Jesus' encounter with the Samaritan woman at Jacob's well.
This episode series examines and discusses Jesus' I AM statements found in the New Testament and correlates them to Exodus 3:13-15 and ultimately to Jesus' revelations of His nature as God. Jesus' confrontation with the High Priest in Matthew 26:59-66, Mark 14:60-64 and Luke 22:66-71 are discussed.
This episode series examines and discusses Jesus' I AM statements found in the New Testament and correlates them to Exodus 3:13-15 and ultimately to Jesus' revelations of His nature as God.
This episode series examines and discusses Jesus' I AM statements found in the New Testament and correlates them to Exodus 3:13-15 and ultimately to Jesus' revelations of His nature as God.
In this episode we answer and discuss the following question:
How many versions of the Ten Commandments are there?
This episode asks, answers and discusses the following questions:
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Does God answer prayer, or not?
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Wasn’t Jesus mistaken when he said that he was the only one who had ascended into heaven?
This episode asks and answers the following questions:
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When is Jesus supposed to return?
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Does God dwell in temples, or not?
This episode answers and discusses the following questions:
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Are God’s rules consistent, or not? (Continued)
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Who should Jesus’ disciples convert?
This is an anniversary episode celebrating a milestone of 50 questions and/or contradictions which have been answered.
This episode asks, answers and discusses the following questions:
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What day was Jesus crucified?
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Was Jesus crucified before, or after the Passover?
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How many days was Jesus in the grave?
Part 18 of this series discusses and answers the following questions:
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Does God allow harm to Christians?
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How can Jesus who is God question his own plan?
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Why didn’t Jesus’ disciples expect Jesus’ crucifixion, death and resurrection?
Part 17 of this episode answers the following questions:
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Did the women spread the news of the empty tomb, or not?
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Are all Christians united in what they believe about Jesus, or not?
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Do Christians know when the end of the world is, or not?
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Doesn’t Mary’s adoption of John at Jesus’ request present a problem?
Part 5 of this series looks at the issue of the Canaanites and asks and answers questions, as well as providing explanation regarding the topic using a proper Biblical world and life view.
Part 4 of this series looks at the issue of the Canaanites and asks and answers questions, as well as providing explanation regarding the topic using a proper Biblical world and life view.
Part 3 of this series looks at the issue of the Canaanites and asks and answers questions, as well as providing explanation regarding the topic using a proper Biblical world and life view.
Part 2 of this series looks at the issue of the Canaanites and asks and answers questions, as well as providing explanation regarding the topic using a proper Biblical world and life view.
Part 1 This series looks at the issue of the Canaanites and asks and answers questions, as well as providing explanation regarding the topic using a proper Biblical world and life view.
Part 15 of this episode answers the following questions:
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Do the dead get resurrected or not?
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Why did God bless Abraham, if God prohibits marrying one’s sister?
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Should we expect good, or evil from God?
Part 14 of this episode answers the following questions:
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Is the Earth permanent, or impermanent?
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Does the Bible direct Christian life to be sacred, or profane.
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Can man see God, or not?
Part 13 of this episode answers the following questions:
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Is God’s nature good, or evil?
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Was Ahaziah 22, or 42 years old when he began to reign?
Part 12 of this episode answers the following questions:
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Does God punish offspring for the sins of their parents or not?
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Does God allow name calling or not?
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Is God singular, or plural?
Part 11 of this episode answers the following question:
Is it unlawful to kill, or not?
Part 9 concludes this series defining, discussing and answering questions about death, the intermediate and final state of mankind using a Biblical world and life view from the ultimate authority of God’s word the Bible.
Part 8 of this series defines, discusses and answers questions about death, the intermediate and final state of mankind using a Biblical world and life view from the ultimate authority of God’s word the Bible.
Part 7 of this series defines, discusses and answers questions about death, the intermediate and final state of mankind using a Biblical world and life view from the ultimate authority of God’s word the Bible.
Part 6 of this series defines, discusses and answers questions about death, the intermediate and final state of mankind using a Biblical world and life view from the ultimate authority of God’s word the Bible.
Part 5 of this series defines, discusses and answers questions about death, the intermediate and final state of mankind using a Biblical world and life view from the ultimate authority of God’s word the Bible.
Part 4 of this series defines, discusses and answers questions about death, the intermediate and final state of mankind using a Biblical world and life view from the ultimate authority of God’s word the Bible.
Part 3 of this series defines, discusses and answers questions about death, the intermediate and final state of mankind using a Biblical world and life view from the ultimate authority of God’s word the Bible.
Part 2 of this series defines, discusses and answers questions about death, the intermediate and final state of mankind using a Biblical world and life view from the ultimate authority of God’s word the Bible.
Part 1 of this series defines, discusses and answers questions about death, the intermediate and final state of mankind using a Biblical world and life view from the ultimate authority of God’s word the Bible.
Part 7 of this series concludes debunking an internet article entitled, “Why Jesus Wouldn’t Cut It as a Pastor in Today’s Evangelical Megachurches”, using correct Biblical hermeneutics and exegesis in context and exposes the biases and errant views of the author.
Part 6 of this series debunks an internet article entitled, “Why Jesus Wouldn’t Cut It as a Pastor in Today’s Evangelical Megachurches”, using correct Biblical hermeneutics and exegesis in context and exposes the biases and errant views of the author.
Part 5 of this series debunks an internet article entitled, “Why Jesus Wouldn’t Cut It as a Pastor in Today’s Evangelical Megachurches”, using correct Biblical hermeneutics and exegesis in context and exposes the biases and errant views of the author.
Part 4 of this series debunks an internet article entitled, “Why Jesus Wouldn’t Cut It as a Pastor in Today’s Evangelical Megachurches”, using correct Biblical hermeneutics and exegesis in context and exposes the biases and errant views of the author.
Part 3 of this series debunks an internet article entitled, “Why Jesus Wouldn’t Cut It as a Pastor in Today’s Evangelical Megachurches”, using correct Biblical hermeneutics and exegesis in context and exposes the biases and errant views of the author.
Part 2 of this series debunks an internet article entitled, “Why Jesus Wouldn’t Cut It as a Pastor in Today’s Evangelical Megachurches”, using correct Biblical hermeneutics and exegesis in context and exposes the biases and errant views of the author.
Part 1 of this series debunks an internet article entitled, “Why Jesus Wouldn’t Cut It as a Pastor in Today’s Evangelical Megachurches”, using correct Biblical hermeneutics and exegesis in context and exposes the biases and errant views of the author.
Part 5 of this series concludes discussing, asking and answering typical questions regarding the creation institution and ordinance of Biblical marriage from the perspective of a Biblical world and life view.
Part 4 of this series continues discussing, asking and answering typical questions regarding the creation institution and ordinance of Biblical marriage from the perspective of a Biblical world and life view.
Part 3 of this series continues discussing, asking and answering typical questions regarding the creation institution and ordinance of Biblical marriage from the perspective of a Biblical world and life view.
Part 2 of this series continues discussing, asking and answering typical questions regarding the creation institution and ordinance of Biblical marriage from the perspective of a Biblical world and life view.
Part 1 of this series discusses, asks and answers typical questions regarding the creation institution and ordinance of Biblical marriage from the perspective of a Biblical world and life view.
Part 10 of this episode answers the following questions:
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Is God omnipotent, or limited?
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Did God drive out the Canaanites from the mountains, or not?
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Did Solomon have 4,000, or 40,000 stalls?
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Can we trust Jesus, or not?
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Did God create men and women equal?
Part 9 of this episode answers the following question:
Is the Bible for or against slavery?
Part 8 of this episode answers the following question:
Does God approve, or disapprove of human sacrifice?
Part 7 of this series answers the following question:
Is God changeable, or unchangeable?
Part 6 of this series answers the following questions:
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Are we to lie, or to tell the truth?
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Does God ever tempt people?
Part 5 of this series answers the following questions:
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Isn’t God being hypocritical when he commands his people not to steal?
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Is the Sabbath holy, or not?
Part 4 of this episode answers the following questions:
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Are our ‘good works’ to be seen, or secret?
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Should we honor our parents or not?
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Who are we supposed to obey, man, or God?
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What number of animals were on the Ark?
Part 3 of this episode answers the following questions:
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Is God a God of Peace, or a God of War?
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Is Jesus about peace, or is Jesus about the sword?
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Can we make graven images, or not?
Part 2 of this episode answers the following questions:
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Did Judas Iscariot die by hanging, or did he die by falling and bursting open?
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Did Judas buy a field with the thirty pieces of silver, or did he throw it into the temple?
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Are we saved by faith, or by works?
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When was Jesus crucified, was it the third hour, or the sixth?”
Part 1 of this episode answers the following questions:
- Is God found by everyone, or is God only found by some?
- Who is the father of Joseph, is it Jacob, or Heli?
- Didn’t Paul the Apostle lie when he quoted Jesus in Acts 20:35
- Does God get tired and He needs rest, or is God never weary?
- Who incited David to count the fighting men of Israel, was it God, or Satan?
- Is God pleased, or displeased with creation?
This episode provides an introduction to understanding all of the Bible, as well as explaining and answering various apparent Bible contradictions using a proper world and life view, correct hermeneutics, exegesis, context, grammar, language, culture of the Bible and other important factors.
The conclusion of this episode continues discussing and exploring the creation institution and purpose of marriage from a correct Biblical world view.
Part 8 of this episode continues discussing and exploring the creation institution and purpose of marriage from a correct Biblical world view.
Part 7 of this episode continues discussing and exploring the creation institution and purpose of marriage from a correct Biblical world view.
Part 6 of this episode continues discussing and exploring the creation institution and purpose of marriage from a correct Biblical world view.
Part 5 of this episode continues discussing and exploring the creation institution and purpose of marriage from a correct Biblical world view.
Part 4 of this episode continues discussing and exploring the creation institution and purpose of marriage from a correct Biblical world view.
Part 3 of this episode continues discussing and exploring the creation institution and purpose of marriage from a correct Biblical world view.
Part 2 of this episode continues discussing and exploring the creation institution and purpose of marriage from a correct Biblical world view.
Part 1 of this episode discusses and explores the creation institution and purpose of marriage from a correct Biblical world view.
The conclusion of this episode concludes exploring the various types and substances involved in the incident of Jacob’s dream of the ladder at Bethel.
Part 1 of this episode explores the various types and substances involved in the incident of Jacob’s dream of the ladder at Bethel.
The conclusion of this episode looks at the story of Jacob and Esau and the surrounding cast of characters and attempts to give substance to the various types and shadows given, as well as what they represent.
Part 6 of this episode looks at the story of Jacob and Esau and the surrounding cast of characters and attempts to give substance to the various types and shadows given, as well as what they represent.
Part 5 of this episode looks at the story of Jacob and Esau and the surrounding cast of characters and attempts to give substance to the various types and shadows given, as well as what they represent.
Part 4 of this episode looks at the story of Jacob and Esau and the surrounding cast of characters and attempts to give substance to the various types and shadows given, as well as what they represent.
Part 3 of this episode looks at the story of Jacob and Esau and the surrounding cast of characters and attempts to give substance to the various types and shadows given, as well as what they represent.
Part 2 of this episode looks at the story of Jacob and Esau and the surrounding cast of characters and attempts to give substance to the various types and shadows given, as well as what they represent.
Part 1 of this episode looks at the story of Jacob and Esau and the surrounding cast of characters and attempts to give substance to the various types and shadows given, as well as what they represent.
Part 10 of this episode series concludes exploring the classical historical theories offered to explain the death and resurrection of Jesus and gives a Biblical world view summary of the issue.
Part 9 of this episode series explores the classical historical theories offered to explain the death and resurrection of Jesus.
Part 8 of this episode series explores the classical historical theories offered to explain the death and resurrection of Jesus.
Part 7 of this episode series explores the classical historical theories offered to explain the death and resurrection of Jesus.
Part 6 of this episode series explores the classical historical theories offered to explain the death and resurrection of Jesus.
Part 5 of this episode series explores the classical historical theories offered to explain the death and resurrection of Jesus.
Part 4 of this episode series explores the classical historical theories offered to explain the death and resurrection of Jesus. Each theory is examined in light of logic, history and the Biblical accounts to determine which account best explains the facts.
Part 3 of this episode series explores the classical historical theories offered to explain the death and resurrection of Jesus. Each theory is examined in light of logic, history and the Biblical accounts to determine which account best explains the facts. This episode continues discussing the available presumptive facts.
Part 2 of this episode series explores the classical historical theories offered to explain the death and resurrection of Jesus. Each theory is examined in light of logic, history and the Biblical accounts to determine which account best explains the facts. This episode continues discussing the available presumptive facts.
Part 1 of this episode series explores the classical historical theories offered to explain the death and resurrection of Jesus. Each theory is examined in light of logic, history and the Biblical accounts to determine which account best explains the facts. This episode outlines the available presumptive facts.
The conclusion of this episode looks at the story of Israel, Joseph and his 11 brothers and compares the types and shadows portrayed in Genesis to the substance intended throughout God’s redemptive plan.
Part 1 of this episode looks at the story of Israel, Joseph and his 11 brothers and compares the types and shadows portrayed in Genesis to the substance intended throughout God’s redemptive plan.
This concluding episode takes a summary look at Numbers and Deuteronomy including: The Death and Burial of Moses, as well as what if any final role Moses might play in eschatology and explores the various types and shadows of Moses, comparing them to the substance, Jesus, both of whom acted to deliver God’s people from the bondage of sin, typified by Egypt.
Part 14 of this episode looks at Numbers 20 – 21 including: The incident of Moses striking the Rock at Horeb a second time, the death of Aaron, the Fiery Serpents and the Serpent of Brass and explores the various types and shadows of Moses, comparing them to the substance, Jesus, both of whom acted to deliver God’s people from the bondage of sin, typified by Egypt.
Part 13 of this episode looks at Numbers 16 & 17: The uprising of Korah, Dathan, Abirim and the 250 against Moses and Aaron and explores the various types and shadows of Moses, comparing them to the substance, Jesus, both of whom acted to deliver God’s people from the bondage of sin, typified by Egypt.
Part 12 of this episode looks at Numbers 10 – 14, including: the incident of the Lusting of the Flesh at Kibrothhattaavah, the issue of the Ethiopian Woman and the Report from the Spies on Canaan and explores the various types and shadows of Moses, comparing them to the substance, Jesus, both of whom acted to deliver God’s people from the bondage of sin, typified by Egypt.
Part 11 of this episode looks at Exodus 33 – 34 wherein God: Speaks to Moses face to face as a friend, places Moses in the cleft of the rock, commands Moses to make a 2nd set of Tablets and speaks through Moses while Moses is veiled and explores the various types and shadows of Moses, comparing them to the substance, Jesus, both of whom acted to deliver God’s people from the bondage of sin, typified by Egypt.
Part 10 of this episode looks at Exodus 20 - 32 including: Israel’s construction and worship of the Golden Calf, the intent and purpose of the 10 Commandments, the 3000 who perished, and explores the various types and shadows of Moses, comparing them to the substance, Jesus, both of whom acted to deliver God’s people from the bondage of sin, typified by Egypt.
Part 9 of this episode looks at Exodus 17 – 19 including: Camping at Rephidim, the smiting of the rock at Horeb and God’s communion with Israel upon Mt. Sinai and explores the various types and shadows of Moses, comparing them to the substance, Jesus, both of whom acted to deliver God’s people from the bondage of sin, typified by Egypt.
Part 8 of this episode looks at Exodus 15 - 17 including: The 12 wells of water at Elim, the Manna from heaven, the camp at Rephidim, and the rock at Horeb and explores the various types and shadows of Moses, comparing them to the substance, Jesus, both of whom acted to deliver God’s people from the bondage of sin, typified by Egypt.
Part 7 of this episode looks at Exodus 13 - 15 including: Pharaoh letting Israel go, the pillar of fire and cloud, the parting of the Red Sea, the destruction of Pharaoh’s army, the bitter waters of Marah, and the tree of Ardiphine and explores the various types and shadows of Moses, comparing them to the substance, Jesus, both of whom acted to deliver God’s people from the bondage of sin, typified by Egypt.
Part 6 of this episode looks at Exodus 7 – 12 including: The 10 plagues against Egypt and its various false gods and explores the various types and shadows of Moses, comparing them to the substance, Jesus, both of whom acted to deliver God’s people from the bondage of sin, typified by Egypt.
Part 5 of this episode looks at Exodus 5 – 7 including: Moses confronting Pharaoh to release Israel, and the 10 plagues upon Pharaoh, as well as Egypt and explores the various types and shadows of Moses, comparing them to the substance, Jesus, both of whom acted to deliver God’s people from the bondage of sin, typified by Egypt.
Part 4 of this episode looks at Exodus 4 – 5 including: The Angel who meets Moses at the Inn, and Zipporah performs a circumcision. It explores the various types and shadows of Moses, comparing them to the substance, Jesus, both of whom acted to deliver God’s people from the bondage of sin, typified by Egypt.
Part 3 of this episode looks at Exodus 3 - 4 including: The mystery of the burning bush and explores the various types and shadows of Moses, comparing them to the substance, Jesus, both of whom acted to deliver God’s people from the bondage of sin, typified by Egypt.
Part 2 of this episode looks at Exodus 2 - 3 including: Moses flees Egypt and meets the 7 daughters of Midian at the well, Moses marries Zipporah, keeping the flock of Jethro at the foot of Horeb and explores the various types and shadows of Moses, comparing them to the substance, Jesus, both of whom acted to deliver God’s people from the bondage of sin, typified by Egypt.
Part 1 of this episode takes an introductory look at the entry of Israel and its captivity in Egypt, the birth of Moses and explores the various types and shadows of Moses and compares them to the substance, Jesus, both of whom acted to deliver God’s people from the bondage of sin, typified by Egypt.
The conclusion of this episode explores the various types and shadows of The Ancient Jewish Wedding. It explains its substance according to scripture and relates those types to the issues of an imminent rapture.
Part 1 of this episode explores the various types and shadows of The Ancient Jewish Wedding. It explains its substance according to scripture and relates those types to the issues of an imminent rapture.
The conclusion of this episode looks at the question asked by Jesus, “Who do You say I am?” We study the various answers by the world and compare them to the correct answer provided by the Bible and by God’s Spirit.
Part 2 of this episode looks at the question asked by Jesus, “Who do You say I am?” We study the various answers by the world and compare them to the correct answer provided by the Bible and by God’s Spirit.
This episode looks at the question asked by Jesus, “Who do You say I am?” We study the various answers by the world and compare them to the correct answer provided by the Bible and by God’s Spirit.
The conclusion of this episode asks and answers several questions and gives discussion regarding the types and shadows of The Bride of Isaac and explains its substance according to scripture.
Part 1 of this episode asks and answers several questions and gives discussion regarding the types and shadows of The Bride of Isaac and explains its substance according to scripture.
The conclusion of this episode asks and answers several questions and gives discussion regarding common misconceptions about what the Biblical definition versus the worldly definitions of what Christianity is, as well as what it truly means to be Christian.
Part 2 of this episode asks and answers several questions and gives discussion regarding common misconceptions about what the Biblical definition versus the worldly definitions of what Christianity is, as well as what it truly means to be Christian.
Part 1 of this episode asks and answers several questions and gives discussion regarding common misconceptions about what the Biblical definition versus the worldly definitions of what Christianity is, as well as what it truly means to be Christian.
The conclusion of this episode asks and answers several questions and gives discussion regarding the types and shadows of The Offering of Isaac by Abraham and explains its substance according to scripture.
This episode asks and answers several questions and gives discussion regarding the types and shadows of The Offering of Isaac by Abraham and explains its substance according to scripture.
This episode asks and answers several questions and gives discussion regarding common misconceptions about obtaining the goal of heaven and salvation and contrasts these ideas against a theologically correct Biblical context.
This episode asks and answers several questions and gives discussion regarding common misconceptions about obtaining the goal of heaven and salvation and contrasts these ideas against a theologically correct Biblical context.
This episode asks and answers several questions and gives discussion regarding the types and shadows of The Offerings of Cain and Abel and explains its substance according to scripture.
This episode asks and answers several questions and gives discussion regarding the types and shadows of The Tower of Babel and explains its substance according to scripture.
The conclusion of this episode asks and answers several questions and gives discussion regarding the definitions and purposes of prayer according to scripture.
Part 2 of this episode asks and answers several questions and gives discussion regarding the definitions and purposes of prayer according to scripture.
Part 1 of this episode asks and answers several questions and gives discussion regarding the definitions and purposes of prayer according to scripture.
The conclusion of this episode asks and answers several questions and gives discussion regarding the types and shadows of The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil and explains its substance according to scripture.
Part 1 of this episode asks and answers several questions and gives discussion regarding the types and shadows of The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil and explains its substance according to scripture.
This episode asks and answers several questions and gives discussion regarding the types and shadows of Noah’s ark and explains its substance according to scripture.
This episode asks and answers several questions and gives discussion regarding the types and shadows of the Sabbath (The Day of Rest) and explains its substance according to scripture.
This episode asks and answers several basic questions regarding the definition, purpose and destiny of Christ’s Church according to a Biblical perspective.
Part 1 of this episode asks and answers several basic questions regarding the definition, purpose and destiny of Christ’s Church according to a Biblical perspective.
This episode discusses the various secular sources and the Old Testament prophecies which were fulfilled, which prove that the Messiah, Jesus of Nazareth, has come.
The conclusion of this episode discusses and answers questions regarding a Biblical perspective about hate and judgment.
Part 1 of this episode discusses and answers questions regarding a Biblical perspective about hate and judgment.
This episode discusses and answers several questions regarding the nature, character and scope of God’s love, as well as several commonly held misconceptions about it.
The conclusion of this episode discusses the various evidences, arguments, issues, and complaints regarding the veracity, authenticity and reliability of the Bible.
Part 2 of this episode discusses the various evidences, arguments, issues, and complaints regarding the veracity, authenticity and reliability of the Bible.
Part 1 of this episode discusses the various evidences, arguments, issues, and complaints regarding the veracity, authenticity and reliability of the Bible.
(Why does evil exist?) Conclusion
This episode explores a theologically sound, biblical perspective and understanding for the origin, and purpose of evil and of its various attributes experienced by man on Earth.
(Why does evil exist?)
This episode explores a theologically sound, biblical perspective and understanding for the origin, and purpose of evil and of its various attributes experienced by man on Earth.