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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.

There are a lot of bible passages people are familiar with. Scriptures like Philippians 4:13 - "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." And Jeremiah 29:11 - "I know the plans I have for you." What are the context for these passages? Are they there to be used as broadly as we often hear them used? In this episode, we are addressing other passages that are very popular, but putting them in the proper context.

Proverbs: a wonderful book that spouts wisdom for all people of all ages. But who does the author specifically have in mind for the knowledge he is sharing?

In America, most citizens have the opportunity to impact the political climate through voting, canvassing, boycotting, and other activities. But just how should a Christian engage in such political activism? What is the godly view on politics, and what does the Bible say about our citizenship on this earth?

Dissatisfied with contemporary religion, many are looking for authoritative truth, but are wonky looking for it in an institution form. Join us during the Live Stream or listen to our Podcast and send in your comments so we can respond on air.