What Does Made in the Image of God Mean?

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.

Brother T and Dr. D introduce what they believe to be the 7 most controversial topics in Christianity today. Brother T comes from a more fundamental view while Dr. D’s view may be considered more moderate. Be sure to listen over the next few weeks as they share their ideas on these more controversial topics with “No Place to Hide.”

What the facts and the myths about the most published book in history. Was it the first English translation? Why was the KJV produced in the first place. Is it the best translation? Bro T and Dr D discuss these matters and many more.

Jesus remained on earth for 40 days after His resurrection. He ascended 10 days before Pentecost. What did He do and where did He go for that rarely discussed period of time.

Brother, T and Doctor D discuss in depth the resurrection of Jesus Christ and its centrality to the gospel.

Today’s podcast is in response to a listeners suggestion. “Have you ever discussed forgiveness?”, he asked. Looking back over more than 200 episodes we realized this had been a serious omission on our part. So in those episodes we give personal examples and principles of the importance of forgiveness. P.S. you will note the podcast ends abruptly. A glitch in software we think. Certainly not a mistake on our part. :)

Traditionally made in the image of God has meant body, spirit, and soul. Is that true? Is there more to it than that? Listen as Dr D and Bro T discuss their views and the implications for this views in the life of every believer.

When do our words become profanity? What does it mean to use God’s name in vain? Is there a list somewhere of words approved for just those moments when darn just won’t do? Let’s dis-cuss it.

What’s the difference between worldliness and godliness? The difference may be more subtle than you think.