The Corona Virus is causing a lot of panic and fear. In today’s podcast I want to take on the fear and dread that is abundant everywhere. How is a Christian to react? How are we to live?

In a previous episode I introduced the subject of the Eucharist and whether the elements literally become the body and blood of Christ. In today’s episode I want to take this topic one step further and discuss Jesus’ discourse in John 6, which appears to deal with this subject.

Is Jesus really and literally present in the elements during the Lord’s Supper? Or, is He present in the elements in a figurative way? Tune in to this podcast to walk through these questions with me.

Sometimes Jesus said some things that sound really harsh – difficult to understand – difficult to swallow. In today’s podcast we are going to take a look at His hard words found in Luke 14:25-33.

It would be hard to find a more emotionally-charged topic than this one. Does the Bible condemn same-sex marriage? What should be the Church’s response? Join me in this podcast for some thoughts on this sensitive topic.

If Jesus lived down your street, would He be driving an SUV or a gas-saving hybrid? In today’s podcast we’ll take a look at this question -but my answer my surprise you!  

Is it proper or permissible for a Christian to be baptized twice? This question comes up occasionally by genuine seekers and I thought it would make a good podcast topic. What are your thoughts?

Where did Satan come from? Was he a fallen angel who rebelled against God? Is that what the Bible teaches? Join me in today’s podcast for some thoughts on this interesting topic. Shownotes: exegesis vs eisegesis.

Two weeks ago I suggested in a podcast that the Kingdom of God is a present reality here on earth.  A listener challenged that thought with some scripture. In today’s podcast we will take a look at those passages.

If a person has an allegiance to Jesus, is it wrong to pledge that allegiance elsewhere? Does it even matter? We will take a look at this question in today’s podcast.