105 - European One-Percenters, Gettin’ Holy, Churchy Language, and Seeing God

106 - Hope, Dreams, and Joy (The Last One)

The podcast is going to be going on hiatus for a short time as we reformat, reassess, and build something new! Big things coming! What does the word "hope" really mean to Christians? Are dreams from Satan or God? Does God create people with birth defects? Was the second day of creation good? Why didn't God call it good? What is the difference between Joy and Happy, and how can that manifest itself in our lives?

105 - European One-Percenters, Gettin’ Holy, Churchy Language, and Seeing God

Randy is back from missionary work in Europe, reaching out to one-percenters in the motorcycle world. Hear his stories about the questions these believers and non-believers are asking. On top of that, some questions on how to treat refugees in light of Jesus, how sanctification works, why God doesn’t make us perfect, seeing God, and how can we know whether the Bible is true.

104 - Pagan Easter, Gospel Reliability, and Purgatory

Is Easter actually a pagan holiday? Well, Steve’s version is as he expounds about God’s hidden Easter egg. (We pray for Steve.) Here’s more: If Luke wasn’t an eyewitness, is his Gospel as reliable? Are Bible people buried in Hebron? What do Protestants say about purgatory? What’s the difference between people before and after the flood? And the marijuana question comes up again.

103 - Prayer, the Spirit World, Muslims, and when is Jesus Coming?

Did John actually see visions of heaven? Does the spirit world interface with people today? How do we know when it’s legit? Did God form the Muslim nation, is the Muslim and Christian God the same? Are the days of creation a template for when Jesus is coming? A little dash of Leviticus and lot of talk on prayer completes today’s show!

102 - Can AI replace a Pastor?

Steve and Andrew use ChatGPT to fill the third chair in Dave’s absence. They use it as a barometer to see what AI knows about Christianity, culture, and everything in between. What keeps people out of churches? What questions do people have about Christianity? How has social media and technology changed the landscape for churches? And does AI know how to define Greek words?