Who Can Be Saved?

DR D and Brother T depart from the podcast's usual topic format for a while. This episode digs deep into the introductory verses of 2 Peter as the two seasoned veterans venture into a new Bible study season. The podcast will eventually return to its original format, but for now, our two hosts will uncover truths for a deeper walk with Jesus.

Many social media posts, vlogs, and paperbacks promote popular methods to get through inevitable life changes. These resources often neglect Biblical wisdom faith practices and useful resources to thrive despite all that life throws our way. Brother T and Doc D discuss these useful methods and relate them to real-life examples.

We're back. After several failed attempts to upload a podcast, we have returned. (At least for a couple of weeks. Listen and find out why.) In this episode, we relate modern idolatry to the more obvious idols of the past. You may be surprised by some of the forms of idolatry discussed in this episode. For example, can the Bible become an idol to someone? Listen as Dr. D and Brother T discuss modern idolatry.

Is salvation available to everyone? Are there some who are born to be damned? This important topic is discussed in detail by Bro T and Dr D.

Is it right for a believer to drink? Is all alcohol prohibited or is some ok?

Are there roles for men and women that differ in the church? Can some offices be held by only men? Is it scripture or culture that determines who can do what. Let’s talk about it.

Even before the landmark Roe v Wade decision in 1972, Christians have had strong opinions about when life begins and who has the right to end it. Is there ever a time when it is morally right to take the life of an unborn child? What about the health and safety of the mother. Dr D and Brother T take a hard look at the difficult and controversial subject of abortion.

Dr D and Bro T take Christianity’s most controversial topics and take a deep dive. This week it’s hell. Here’s a clue: they’re against it.

Very few things will stir up controversy like the expression of spiritual gifts in the local church. Our hosts talk candidly about their own experiences, both good and bad, with gifts being expressed in the local church.

So it continues. Music divides congregations. What criteria should determine what music to is appropriate in worship? How should we decide on choosing a church or decide to stay or leave? Should music style be considered for n such decisions? Listen as Bro T and Dr. D share their own experiences fighting the negotiating the worship war.