Faith & Fable

Should Christians abstain from celebrating Halloween?

We're talking about the vitally important spiritual discipline of remembering; remembering how our days have transpired, and most importantly, remembering Christ.

We're answering a few more questions, specifically about obedience and discipline, and issues with older children.

We're talking about the very important service of the church: edification. In many ways, this is the motivator for sanctification in the Body of Christ.

We're answering a few more questions, specifically themed around evangelizing and discipling children.

We're walking through the descriptions and practices of deacons in the Bible.

We're answering a few of the parenting questions we've had submitted. How do we know when physical discipline should subside? How do we discipline the persistent toddler disobedience?

We're continuing our parenting series with the very important aspect of parenting - evangelizing your children.

We're continuing our Systematic Theology series, specifically, discussing church government and what the church's response should be to their elders.

We're continuing our discussion on how to parent through rebellion; specifically, teenage rebellion.

We're looking at the different stages of childhood, and how to parent rebellion within each stage.

We're talking about the young adult years, and how to navigate them biblically.

We recently went to SBC21, and are talking about the major events and general experience.

We're talking about one of the most common sins: gossip. This sin spans from a momentary guilty pleasure to destroying lives; the church must continually be cleansed of it.

We're talking about daughters, and how to raise them with of vision of biblical womanhood.

We're talking about the biblical non-negotiables of the Elder's responsibilities in the church.

We're continuing our parenting series with a discussion on the key differences in raising boys to be men.

“Look among the nations! Watch! Be horrified! Be frightened speechless! For I am accomplishing a work in your days—You would not believe it even if you were told!" (Habakkuk 1:5 NASB)

We're answering a few questions, and then going through the biblical process of appeals between children and parents.

We're continuing our discussion on the biblical qualities if church leaders, specifically, familial and mental.

We're answering a few questions, and discussing several points on setting specific boundaries for your children regarding obedience.

We're continuing our discussion on the paramount importance of biblically qualified church leaders.

We're answering a couple questions, and discussing a few things parents should immediately stop doing.

We're talking about discernment bloggers, and their negative effect on the local church.

We're answering a few questions, and continuing our discussion of biblical non-negotiable's in parenting.

"You know this, my beloved brothers and sisters. Now everyone must be quick to hear, slow to speak, and slow to anger..."

We're answering a few submitted questions, and continuing our discussion of wise, biblical principles for parents.

We're talking through the Bible passages that specify the qualifications for overseers.

We're talking about common pitfalls for parents seeking to train their children to obey, and how to overcome those pitfalls.

We're continuing our discussion on church government with an overview of the qualifications of an overseer.

We're answering a couple parenting questions, and then focusing on the very important command: that children obey.

We're continuing our discussion on church elders.

We're starting off our new parenting series, and talking about what it means to be a godly parent.

We're talking about elders and elder-rule church government.

We're talking through a series of central figures in Revivals; starting with Jonathan Edwards.

We're starting our deep dive into the doctrine of Baptism.

We're exegeting this extremely popular, and misused, verse.

We're talking through a survey of church governments.

This spiritual motivator may surprise you: Fear.

We're talking about how consistency helps us remain motivated in our spiritual life.

We're answering a mailbox question in reference to our previous episode on sacraments vs. ordinances.

We're talking about the terms "sacraments" and "ordinances" in church history.

We’re finishing this series out by taking a look at some of the marks of true revival.

In this episode, we're laying the foundation for a discussion on these things called sacraments or ordinances.

We're talking about some varying perspectives on true revival.

We're starting a new mini series of spiritual motivators. This time we're focusing on the truths of salvation, and that it motivates us to godliness.

We're discussing the definition of true revival.

We're addressing a very famous passage, used infamously by prosperity preachers: Matthew 21:21-22.