The Theonauts: Recent Episodes
David Gaddy and Jeremiah Orr
Today, we dive into a couple of stories from the Old Testament and see how they tie together through a Hebrew word study.
In today's episode we look at the Hebrew word hagah and learn how we growwwwwl over the word of God!
Today we are talking about the resurrection of Lazarus and how the event reflected God's glory and impacted Jesus as well as the disciples.
You might be surprised to know that the Ten Commandments were not given in the way we normally view them. They were not intended to be just a behavior modification standard for the people of God. They were God's Wedding Vows to His people.
As Christians, where exactly do we expect to spend eternity? Is it on a cloud somewhere, playing harps? Join us today as we tell you why you're not going to heaven.
Today Michael Hansen from the GCTNetwork joins us to help us celebrate our 200th Episode!
Today we examine 3 unique but related stories in Jesus' ministry to the gentiles. Why does he call a lady a dog? What is this strange term ephphatha? And why don't we ever talk about this second miracle feeding?
Today we dive into the signs of Jesus in the Gospel of John. Are there 7 of them? If so, what are they and why?
Today we do a deep dive into the healing of the woman with the issue of blood and Jairus' daughter and how they relate. Talitha Cumi!
Today we take a gander at what John the Baptist was doing. Was his baptism the same thing Christians do today?
Today we discuss a poetic parallelism in the Bible known as chiasm or chiastic structure. Understanding this poetic mechanism in the reading of scripture can actually enhance our understanding and interpretation. Join us to see how!
Today we had the opportunity to interview creator, writer, and director of The Chosen... Dallas Jenkins. Join us as we talk about the details around the creation of the amazing Christian series The Chosen.
Today we look at the theophany... a personal encounter with God and specifically we look at a few examples of what is called a Christophany. Where a more-than-likely pre-incarnate Jesus visited people in the Old Testament.
The Book of Daniel is the most contested book of the Old Testament. When was it written? How accurate is the history in it? Join us as we dive into the depths of the arguments leveled against it and how its authenticity survives the tests of critics.
What is in a name? Today we talk about the name of Jesus... Yeshua, and why it's so important and amazing.
In yet another time of end times sermons... we talk about a little different view of the Olivet Discourse in Matthew 24
The Theonauts presents Christmas gift ideas for your loved-one who happens to be an avid student of The Bible! Well, at least from a Theonauts perspective.
Today we are joined by college student, Landry Neal as we tackle yet another episode on the roles of women. Christians seem to divide around the terms Egalitarianism or Complementarianism. We'll address what these mean and how it effects us.
One of the underlying doctrines among the "word of faith" movement is that we are little gods (with a little g) because we have God's DNA in us. Is this a legitimate doctrine? How can this affect the Gospel itself?
Today on the Theonauts we talk about the separation between the sacred and the secular. Should we be dividing things this way? Join us as we address how even what we consider to be secular is sacred because God is Lord of all.
Today we look at how this social distancing mandate we are under due to COVID-19 is nothing new. Moses was taught practices by God that took our medical community 3300 years to learn.
This week we explore the most neglected, the shortest, and the enigmatic book of the New Testament. The Book of Jude
Today we continue our study of the Anabaptist movement and talk about Ulrich Stadler and Balthasar Hubmaier. Bear with our audio issues in this episode... we're working on it.
Today we look at the model of Moses and the Rock in the wilderness to see how we should have assurance of salvation through it.
This week we begin a series on the Anabaptist movement as part of the Protestant Reformation. Today we talk about the beginnings of it with Zwigli and Erasmus.
So does the gap between us and God get smaller with our sanctification? How do we reconcile sanctification between cheap grace and feeling unsaved? Grace is in that gap.
Today we want to look at Jesus through the lens of His Hebrew culture and it may surprise us how it changes or enhances our view of who He was and what He taught.
There is a lot of backlash these days about modern worship songs we should or should not be using in worship. Today we're gonna look at a few of these songs that have come under fire... and chime in on why we still support them.
Theonauts Minisodes are short creative vignettes to provide informative theological snippets in a fun way. In this series... travel back to Passion Week as told from an eye-witness account... Day 7
Theonauts Minisodes are short creative vignettes to provide informative theological snippets in a fun way. In this series... travel back to Passion Week as told from an eye-witness account... Day 6
Theonauts Minisodes are short creative vignettes to provide informative theological snippets in a fun way. In this series... travel back to Passion Week as told from an eye-witness account... Day 5
Theonauts Minisodes are short creative vignettes to provide informative theological snippets in a fun way. In this series... travel back to Passion Week as told from an eye-witness account... Day 4
Theonauts Minisodes are short creative vignettes to provide informative theological snippets in a fun way. In this series... travel back to Passion Week as told from an eye-witness account... Day 3
Theonauts Minisodes are short creative vignettes to provide informative theological snippets in a fun way. In this series... travel back to Passion Week as told from an eye-witness account... Day 2
Theonauts Minisodes are short creative vignettes to provide informative theological snippets in a fun way. In this series... travel back to Passion Week as told from an eye-witness account... Day 1
In Matthew 16 why did Jesus take his disciples to Caesarea Philippi? What is the rock Jesus will build His church on? What's this business about the Gates of Hell not prevailing against it? You might be surprised how deep it goes!
Today we're talking about how we can learn from King Hezekiah as he brings the Kingdom of Judah back to God and how he allows God to fight their battles.
It's a new year and of course, time for some resolutions. So we thought we'd share a few from the great theologian and the guy responsible for the First Great Awakening... Jonathan Edwards.
It is nearly December... so we are going to talk about the Christmas traditions we do. Some of which we love... and some... not so much.
This Reformation Day we would like to salute an early reformer... Jan Hus. Hus was a pre-runner to Martin Luther and he gets less press... so here we are.
Today we delve into the depths of Romans chapter 6 and talk about what it means... and what it doesn't. You have to serve somebody... who's it going to be?
Forgiving others just as our Father forgives us is often easier said than done. How do we forgive people? Why don't we want to?
What are demons? What do they do? Are they still active today? Can Christians be possessed? Today we talk about demons and discuss these questions and more!
Jesus quotes Isaiah when explaining why he was taught in parables. It almost sounds like he didn't want Israel to understand. What was this about? Today we'll look into Romans to help us get our heads around it.
We read about the apostles in the Bible and how they were willing to die for their faith. But what happened to them after the events of the New Testament? Historical memory tells us and today we discuss it!
Today we are counting down our top 10 list of heresies in the church. What could go wrong?
This week we revisit the concept of law and grace and how much law we fall under today. Are we antinomian? Tune in to find out.
Join us as we travel through the wardrobe to examine another great name in Christian history... C.S. Lewis.
It's Resurrection Day! Today we are simply going to examine the faith of the witnesses to the resurrection.
We've talked about women a lot lately on the show and more than one have requested a study on the role of women, especially in ministry... so here goes.
The next study in our great men of church history series. Today we are talking about the early church father, Augustine of Hippo.
Sorry this one is long... but we're talking about our favorite women of the Bible so who can blame us.
What is the difference in being a Christian and being on fire for Jesus? Today we look at what should happen when we answer His calling.
Today we begin an ongoing series on great men of faith. On this episode we focus on the biography of Francis of Assisi.
On this minisode, listen to the entire Letter from James read from the Passion Translation.
Today we sew up the Book of James with Chapter 5 and see how James brings his thoughts full circle at the end of his letter.
Mary Christmas! Today we are celebrating the conception of Jesus with his mother as we look at her joyful song of praise.
James continues to talk to us about the trappings of self-righteousness. In chapter 4, we will examine what drives arguments, divisions, and arrogance in our groups.
Part 3 of our series on James has us looking into chapter 3 and the power of the tongue. Tune in to see how this ties into the overall message of James.
Today we continue our series on the Book of James. This week we talk about partiality and chapter 2... oh and works.
Starting a new series on the Book of James. Starting with chapter 1 we discuss how joy in suffering works.
Today, to God's glory, we complete our 5 part study on the 5 Solas of the Reformation by looking at the final point: Soli Deo Gloria. Happy Reformation Day!
Welcome to part four of our 500-year celebration of the 5 Solas of the Reformation. Today we continue with Sola Scriptura.
As we dive into our third part of our 500-year celebration of the 5 Solas of the Reformation we look at Solus Christus.
We continue our 500-year celebration of the 5 Solas of the Reformation with a study of Sola Fide.
We are starting our 500 year celebration of the 5 Solas of the Reformation with a study of Sola Gratia.
Today we talk about the intricacies of the Kingdom parables which Jesus gives to us in Matthew 13, the message we can get from them, and the nature of the church.
As part of our types and shadows studies we look into the story of King David's merciful treatment of Jonathan's son, Mephibosheth.
Do we know the story of Balaam and the donkey? Well, what about the rest of the story? Maybe we can learn a little from this misguided prophet.
Today's study is a little different. We look at the scientific possibilities of multiple dimensions in space and time and how that might affect our view of heaven and eternity.
What is the actual meaning of the Sabbath? Today we look at how God wants rest with us and how we find rest in Him.
What is covenant? What is the mystery in the covenant of Abraham? Today we talk about the New Testament revelation of the mystery in that covenant.
Today we examine the different styles of Church Leadership, their Biblical examples, and how to determine the best practices.
We continue our two part study on prayer and how important it is to build our fellowship with God and others.
Today we begin a two part study on prayer and how important it is to build our fellowship with God and others.
Brian Godawa joins us again to discuss his new book series, Chronicles of the Apocalypse starting with the book Tyrant. We also discuss the eschatology behind the story.
Coming off of Mother's Day we are studying the strength and beauty in all women and where we should all find our worth.
In this episode we dive into the minor prophet Amos. The message of producing justice through righteousness and avoiding empty worship is one we should all listen to.
This year as we celebrate the resurrection, we dive into the details of how it ties into Jesus' priesthood and the heavenly atonement.
Who was Melchizedek? Why is he compared to Jesus? Tune in to see the significance of this model.
What's in a name? Today we discuss the names God calls himself as well as names given to Him and how those names foreshadow Jesus.
Today we talk about the pros and cons of megachurches. Is it easier or harder to be what the Bible calls us to be when in great numbers?
Habakkuk is a minor prophet of the Old Testament. Join us in an expository study of this book about doubt, fear, oppression, and ultimately living by faith.
Heresy is a term which gets thrown around a lot. What actually is heresy? What is a heretic? Where do we draw the line and how does the Bible address it?
This week we are minus one theonaut... so we are going to teach on Christian unity again by listening to one of the late W. Carl Ketcherside's presentations given over 40 years ago.
One of the biggest moves away from Christianity over the past few years has been to reject faith in God but still hold to love, service, and morality. How do we deal with secular humanism and those who embrace it?
Today we do a study on homiletics or how we should present God's Word. Primarily we want to tackle the hot topic of Expository Preaching versus Topical Preaching.
This week we tackle the familiar parable of the Good Samaritan. Do you know who your neighbor is?
Today we do an expositional study of the book of Malachi. How can we relate to the chastisement of this messenger today?
Riley and Jack Neal join us as we tackle all the ins and outs of the differing atonement theories. Ransomed, redeemed, victorious, and paid in full. Buckle up, this could get rough.
As we near the Christmas Season we decided to choose some Christmas Carols we like and some we don't to discuss their origins, meanings, or lack thereof.
What is Advent and why are people doing this? In this episode we examine it's roots and traditions.
Today we examine the 7 major Jewish Feasts established in the Old Testament and how they model Christ.
What happened in the Intertestamental Period? The 400 "silent years" between the Old and New Testaments were far from silent!
Part 4 of a 4 part study on the Good News. This week we talk about the response we have to the Good News through baptism.
Part 3 of a 4 part study. Now that we know the Good News, what do we do with it? Today we talk about one of the most neglected doctrines in Christianity... regeneration.
Part 2 of a 4 part study on the gospel. Now that the bad news is out of the way, we talk bout the Good NEWS of Jesus.
Today we start a 4 part study on the gospel. We're calling it Good News. But before we talk about good news we have to talk about the bad news.
Why is the first commandment so important and what does it mean to us in the 21st century? Do we have idolatry in our lives?
What did Jesus mean when he said he was the Alpha and Omega? Why does John call him The Word? All this and more on this episode.
Is Christian persecution a problem for us or is it just part of what being a Christian is about?
Is the KJV the only Bible we should us? In today's episode, we examine the King James only debate in some detail.
Theonauts Minisodes are short creative vignettes to provide informative theological snippets in a fun way. In this episode... Paul talks to Philippi.
Join us as we speculate on the different views about Christian voting options in this next election. Plus we continue to answer your questions along those lines.
On this special episode of The Theonauts, we tackle your difficult theological questions. Acts 17:11 baby!
Does God have a specific will for my life? If so, how do I discern what it is? Or are we just wasting our time trying to find something that is not discernible?
What is the Kingdom of Heaven? Is it synonymous with the Kingdom of God? Has it come, is it coming... or both?
Harking back to our first episode, today we revisit how to build a proper hermeneutic and interpret the Bible.
Today we celebrate our 100th episode and guest hosts Michael and Brenden from Finding Christ in Cinema drop in to help us remember our favorite episodes.
This types and shadows study focuses on the model of water. Come with us to see why Jesus used water in his teachings so much.
We've all heard the saying cleanliness is next to godliness and people are quick to say that's not in the Bible... but is it?
Talking during a crucifixion would be hard... Jesus really wanted to send a message with the 7 things he said as he was being killed.
While we've been on the subject of sin we might as well talk about how we respond when we do sin. Here are 5 things you should do when you blow it!
Where does sin begin in us? Are thoughts sins? Is it only a sin when I act on it? Join us as we look at the nature of sin and how to deal with it.
Jack Neal fills in for Jeremiah as we look at Jesus' most popular sermon. What's it about and how can we apply it today?
Is the Bible Inerrant? What does that even mean? In this episode we dive into the controversy of inerrancy as well as how this applies to church politics.
We are called to love and help people both physically and spiritually... so why is it so hard to balance giving with preaching? Can one happen without the other?
Our division is our single greatest deterrent to Christian growth in the world and the one place Satan knows where to hit us. Why do we wage these Christian Civil Wars?
Discover how ancient china actually can tie into the Bible through this well researched fictional account called The Dragon King by Brian Godawa
In this episode we revisit our Church History study to discuss common misunderstandings about Church History.
How should we respond to hardships? How should we counsel friends? What is God's reaction to our demands? All this an more from the Book of Job.
What exactly happened when the sun stood still for Joshua? We may never know, but we can still have fun speculating.
The third and final chapter of our study about how the story of Jesus is told in the very stars themselves.
Today we tackle the big question: If God is all-knowing, all-powerful, and all-loving then why does He allow suffering and evil?
Join us for the second part of our series on how God wrote the Gospel Story in the heavens using the signs and stars.
The book of Judges continues to be a wealth of types and shadows. Find out just how much like Gideon we are on our Christian walk.
One reason God created the stars was to be for signs. On this episode we delve into how God created these signs to preach the Gospel 4000 before Jesus lived.
If there is only one way to God... why can't you Christians agree about it? What's up with all these Christian denominations? Are they good, bad, or indifferent?
Is the traditional nativity scene accurate? Who are those wise men and are they really wise?
All throughout the New Testament the Herod family is involved and even shapes much of what happens. Who were they and how messed up were they?
In this Thanksgiving Day special we hope to talk about what thankfulness is, where it comes from, and where it leads.
Find out how Jesus is constantly modeled through the deliverers of the Book of Judges. Today we look at the story of Deborah, Barak, Sisera, and Jael
Find out how Jesus is constantly modeled through the deliverers of the Book of Judges. Today we look at the first two judges of Israel, Othniel and Ehud.
How do we know if the things we consider coincidence are really signs from God? Are we actually looking for signs or do we chalk things up to blind luck?
The Apostle Paul claimed he had a thorn in his flesh causing him all kinds of problems. After asking God to remove it he was told that weakness just made him stronger. What was this thorn? Can we relate to Paul? Are we getting the same answer he did?
Jesus stated, if we loved him we'd keep his commandments. What are those commandments? Can we innumerate them into a checklist?
Know the devil's tactics and learn how to confront him and defeat his attempts to tempt, accuse, and deceive you. God has your back.
Sometimes we misunderstand the Bible because we misunderstand the words. There are words Christians use all the time that may just mean something a little different that what we thought.
What does it mean to be happy? Jesus tells us in his sermon on the mount with what we call the Beatitudes.
This week The Theonauts host best-selling author and Hollywood screen-writer Brian Godawa to talk about his book series, Chronicles of the Nephilim and the new book in that series, Jesus Triumphant. In the news we discuss the passing of Wes Craven, how Ashley Madison is claiming continued growth, and the Christian film, The War Room.
David flies solo in this study on Personal Revival and Evangelism. What does it take to actually stop talking about going and go?
In this episode we have an over-arching study on Eschatology or the Endtimes. We'll explore all kinds of views on what the Bible teaches about the second coming of Christ in hopes of giving you tools to study... plus Jeremiah returns!
Who is Nimrod, the Mighty Hunter Before the Lord mentioned briefly in Genesis 10? How important is he and what can we know about him? Could he actually play a part in the end-times?
Theonauts Minisodes are short creative vignettes to provide informative theological snippets in a fun way. In this episode... well it's not really an episode. Just more of an epic promotional spot.
How do you define your identity? Who you are? Who you want to be? Who you serve? Your environment? Does Freud nail it on the head or is there more to it? Guest host, Brenden Taylor from Finding Christ in Cinema helps us figure it out.
This week we debate the very nature of Hell. Is it everlasting torment for the unbeliever or simply the true death of the soul through fire? Fellow digital missionary of the GCTNetwork, Michael Hansen cohosts in Jeremiah's place this week.
In this episode we discuss some of the strange mysteries found in the Bible, many of which are rooted in an obscure passage in Genesis 6 which references giants or renown in the Earth.
Theonauts Minisodes are short creative vignettes to provide informative theological snippets in a fun way. In this episode... we flashback to some of the highlights of the show so far.
How do the Gospel writings harmonize? Do they contradict each other? Why are they different? Also we are still talking about the repercussions of the same-sex marriage ruling plus more Supreme Court decisions and Donald Trump gets fired by NBC.
What does it mean to have a father who created the universe? Today we talk about how God is not only Lord and Master, but he's a loving father too. In the news, the Supreme Court rules in favor of same-sex marriages and rebel flags are bad.
Today we continue our types and shadows study by looking at Noah. Plus we discuss the passing of missionary pioneer, Elisabeth Elliot and the top Christian bumper stickers.
Theonauts Minisodes are short creative vignettes to provide informative theological snippets in a fun way. In this episode... travel back to the 1950s to hear a warning about false prophets and how we should probably react today.
Today we have special guests, Copperlily in the studio. We talk about Bruce Jenner's transformation and the Red Cross debacle in Haiti. Plus a wacky new Lucifer TV show.
Looking at the Book of Jonah as part of our ongoing Types and Shadows series. We also talk about the Duggar Family scandal and the upcoming movie, Risen.
As Christians, how do we view the concept of Law? We also talk about the controversial views of Theonomy, how Mark Driscoll has returned to the pulpit, and how David Platt has influenced the International Missions Board of the Southern Baptist Convention
Exactly who is God and what's He like? We also discuss recent abortion decisions, the resolution to get Pastor Saeed, and how some evangelicals don't like that word.
What's pride got to do with it? Almost everything. Join us as we decypher what pride is, what God has to say about it, and how to help overcome it. We also talk about Full House reboots, the muslim shooting in Garland Texas, and Same-Sex Marriage.
We celebrate our 50th episode talking about the Year of Jubilee. We also discuss the earthquake in Nepal, the riots in Baltimore, the Supreme Courts discussion on same-sex marriages, and of course news from the Pope.
In this episode we are studying the practice of the Lord's Supper. In the news we talk about TIm Tebow signing with the Eagles, how the Bible will not be the state book of Tennessee, and the percentages of American Christianity.
Jimmy Carter rants against the Baptist conventions, there's now a was statue of the Pope, exorcisms are on the rise, and then we dive into another Type and Shadows study on The Book of Ruth.
Crystal Cathedral builder, Robert Schuler dies. We look at five common errors found in Easter sermons and the college massacre in Kenya. Then we discuss what Christian discipleship looks like and how we do it.
For whatever reason we talk about One Direction's new direction. LifeWay bookstore decides to ditch all their heaven tourism books. Recent polls show 1 in 4 people are agnostic or atheist. Then our second Types and Shadows study on Abraham and Isaac.
We talk about the Presbyterian Church's anouncement about gay marriages, how a prosperity pastor is trying to raise funds for a multi-million dollar jet, how Phil Collins became a Texan, and much more. Then we devote time to our listener voicemail.
Jeremiah is on vacation but young Riley Neal fills in to discuss who wrote the Bible. Did Moses really write the Torah? What about John and Paul? Join us as we do a little textual criticism
Theonauts Minisodes are short creative vignettes to provide informative theological snippets in a fun way. In this episode... we interview Pastor John from Merger, Haiti
Theonauts Minisodes are short creative vignettes to provide informative theological snippets in a fun way. In this episode... the Good News of Jesus Christ.
Kanye blames voices for his Grammy antics, Russell Moore's statements on gay marriage issues, and then we discuss God and war. How do Christians view War?
Bruce Jenner transforms, the UN finally admits ISIS might not be the best of people, and then we continue our Creationism study. In this episode we discuss how information came to exist in creation.
One of the founders of The Newsboys declares his atheism, Relevant Magazine rates the top 10 actors who played Jesus, and then we discuss the very debatable topic about God hating people.
The oldest manuscript of Mark found on a mummy, what cities read their Bible, Obama meets Pastor Saeed's family and then we discuss scriptures that are largely misused.
Duke allows the Muslim call to prayer then retracts, gay marriage decisions on the line in the Supreme Court, the boy from the book The Boy Who Went to Heaven recants, then we start a series on types in the Bible beginning with the firstborn child.
The most persecuted countries in the world, TLC's new contraversal new series about Mormons who have gay tendencies, some abortion related legislation, and then we discuss the improbability of Darwinistic macro-evolution.
Theonauts Minisodes are short creative vignettes to provide informative theological snippets in a fun way. In this episode... Stuart Smalley reflects on his year.
Sony is hacked by the North Koreans and terrorist threats are made. People share what Christmas means to them. The Pope sets your mind at ease about the eternal destiny of your pets. Then we debate whether or not miraculous spiritual gifts have ceased or not.
After a little trivia fun we dive straight into the questions of where these weird Christmas traditions came from, are they pagan, and should Christians be participating.
Satanic group gets permission to display a satanic display at the Florida capital building next to the Christian nativity, non-violent protesters in New York over the Eric Garner case, then we discuss dinosaurs and the flood in our creationism series.
Theonauts Minisodes are short creative vignettes to provide informative theological snippets in a fun way. In this episode... the lost Thanksgiving Screwtape Letter.
Toys R Us in dispute over Breaking Bad action figures, there's a new Barbie doll with average dimensions and stretchmarks, Bill Cosby is accused of rape, Charles Manson finds a young wife, then we interview Brian Godawa on his new book, David Ascendant.
In the shortest episode yet, we talk about the preacher who breaks the longest sermon record, another lost gospel is found, The Simpsons creator leaves a fortune to charity, the Duggar family gets heat on Facebook, then we discuss how Christian should behave online. - Special Guest Hosts: Brenden Taylor and Michael Hansen
A 90 year old philanthropist and some pastors were fined for feeding the homeless, the Pope calls for Protestant teachers to meet on the topic of marriage, we look at the election results, then we share our top ten favorite Christian books.
Mars Hill Church closes it's doors, surprising theological survey shows the state of the nations theology, Gods and Kings may be less Biblical, the Pope declares evolution as a tool of God, then we discuss the Age of the Earth.
Theonauts Minisodes are short creative vignettes to provide informative theological snippets in a fun way. In this episode... pornography and the teen.
Houston amends their subpoena, Mike Huckabee and Phil Robertson get involved with it, Shia LaBeouf converts to Christianity and then we discuss the Spirit of Adoption.
Houston subpoenas sermons from area pastors, Mark Driscoll resigns completely, then we discuss our Christian culture and how it compares with what Jesus started.
The Left Behind reboot reflops, YouVersion Bible App translates to the world, PornHub advertises in Times Square, and we finish our study on Christian History in Part 5: The Great Awakening.
Theonauts Minisodes are short creative vignettes to provide informative theological snippets in a fun way. In this episode... the Rapture
TD Jakes sues a hip hop artist over sermon sample. Look out for new movies based on video games like Tetris and Angry Birds. Then we address the question what exactly is Heaven?
Theonauts Minisodes are short creative vignettes to provide informative theological snippets in a fun way. In this episode... the term irreducible complexity.
Ballwin Missouri votes to not place In God We Trust plaques in town, the new iPhones are bending too easily, Lifeway polls on mental illnesses, then we discuss Bible translation.
Adrian Peterson starts national dialog on child discipline, Lecrae hits the big time, and then we discuss the validity and authenticity of the Bible.
InterVarsity Christian Fellowship loses status on campuses, we remember Chick-fil-A founder Truett Cathy who passed away this week, then we travel back to the 16th century in our Christian History to talk about the Reformation.
Mark Driscoll goes through rehabilitation, scientists are sending brain waves over the internet, warp drives may become a reality, and then we discuss the work of the Holy Spirit in our lives.
Discussing the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge and a man who claims to be the second coming of Jesus. Then we interview Brian Godawa the author of the book series, Chronicles of the Nephilim.
Barnabas Piper writes a book, the real facts about divorce facts, rioting still happening over Michael Brown, then we dive into part 3 of our crusade through Christian History and talk about the Middle Ages.
Michael Gungor under fire by Christians. Was the Michael Brown shooting racially motivated? Remembering Robin Williams and a Christian look into the issue of depression and suicide.
New smart guns only work for the owners, Mark Driscoll's latest scandal, Weird Al at the Superbowl, the new movie Clavius, then we dive into the point of that film: evidence for Jesus' resurrection.
Isis attacks holy sites, a new Kickstarter project to remove chapters and verses from the Bible, more apps to help you pray, then we study prayer itself
Israel and Hamas fighting at Gaza, Mobile Apps for learning the Bible, Bill Gates is challenging people to give away their wealth and then we examine more Christian History as we enter the Dark Ages.
Ridley Scott is making two new Bible movies, we discuss the weirdness of HBO's Leftovers, more tensions between Israel and Hamas, then we talk about the historical debate on the nature of Christ which leads to our next history discussion.
Google announces a crack down on porn ads, HBO plans a new endtimes series, weird funeral practices, and then we discuss the concept of Christian music and discuss our favorite bands.