Surviving the Cross? Ep. 13

Surviving the Cross? Ep. 13

Did Jesus survive the cross? Is it all a lie? Or did He truly die and resurrect? Theological conversations have touched on various topics, but will exploring scripture and Bible study discussions shed light on a swooning or resurrected Jesus? No surprise, people would come to the conclusion that Jesus never died on the cross. In fact, German liberalism gave rise to the Swoon Theory, in which Jesus was in a comatose state and later healed, giving fallacious merit to the appearances of Jesus after His crucifixion. Christians believe Jesus died and was resurrected, but how does the Christian view hold up to the Swoon Theory?

Jesus Christ: Fully God and Fully Man Ep. 12

John 3:16 shows us how God loves, and it also proves something about Christ! In this episode, a look at Jesus' dual nature, humanity, and divinity is taken. A conversation about rejecting Jesus' dual nature and religious heresy will hopefully help the listener better understand the importance of proper biblical study. Hope you enjoy, and as always, Jesus loves you!

"How Do You Know God Exists?" Ep. 11

Jesus loves you! - John 3:16 God is supported biblically and through secular science and thought. Even with rejections, those same counterarguments to God's existence work to further prove His existence. Using math, time, morals, and science, a strong argument is made that heavily challenges atheistic thought. With evidence supporting a higher being, it is important to distinguish which divine being is truly the one and only God. All signs point to the Christian trinitarian God. This being true demands that Jesus is Lord, and all other paths lead to destruction.

Falling Away Ep. 10

Jesus loves you! - John 3:16 Here are the referenced Scriptures: Matthew 5:13-16 1 Corinthians 9:24-27 2 Peter 2:20-22 1 Timothy 4:1-5 Hebrews 6:4-8 Hebrews 10:26-39 Matthew 24:3-14

Wild Eschatology Ep. 9

God loves you! John 3:16 Eschatology is wild and the connections between Christianity and Islam should hopefully make you think! Let us keep our eyes on Jesus!