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More often than not, many people say the Bible is too hard to understand. But why should that be if the Bible is the word of God, and he's not suppose to be a God of confusion. The fact of the matter is, that the Bible is not hard to understand, but there are reasons why some think it is. Tonight's panelists dig in to uncover the reasons.

How many churches did Jesus establish? If you follow the crowd, they think more than one. If you follow Jesus, it's only one. Don't take my word for it, let's find out what he said in his Word.

What is a Christian? The word gets thrown around a lot today, but what does the Bible actually mean when it uses the word? Who are these people, and what is their relationship with one another?

If you're trying to proclaim the good news, if you're trying to grow within a local church, or if you're raising children in this world, you're not alone. Scott talks with Justin, Nathan, and Patrick as they discuss what the Bible has to say about these topics in a setting quite different than our usual program.

Jesus said a lot of things, but most of the time we don't hear, don't want to hear, those things that may be hard to hear. Why is that?

Some teach that you only need to say the 'Sinner's Prayer. Other's claim you just need to 'Accept Christ into your heart'. Well, which one is it? Or was all of this just made up? Salvation is the most important part of Christianity, so what does the Bible say about how to be saved.

Reading the New Testament can feel confusing or overwhelming. Just what is this book about, who was it to, and what am I supposed to do with it today? Having an aerial view of the lay of the land is always helpful in knowing where we are and where we're going, so in this series, we present a big picture of New Testament books. Today, we look at 2 Corinthians, Paul's second letter to the church in Corinth.