Matthew 6:1-4
One of the most significant events of the late nineteenth century was urban and city growth. Immigrants and those from rural areas poured in. I...
A commenter who goes by the handle "F*k Yu" put forward this great question on a previous video. I've wondered about this before, and I thought it would be fun ...
It’s funny, the way they look at my life. You know, that moment when you suddenly realize how others perceive you and it’s like you can now see yourself through...
Who made the Hebrew/Old Testament canon? And, with literally hundreds of important ancient religious documents to chose from, how did they pick which ones would...
Matthew 5:43-48
Suppose you were a lifeguard rescuing a drowning person.
If the person was your best friend or even a casual acquaintance, we would probab...
Matthew 5:38-42
The Second Continental Congress met in Philadelphia on May 10, 1775. They had no legal authority, but had to make decisions because of milita...
Matthew 5:33-37
Truth is sometimes hard to find. There was a time when people were as good as their word—and some still are. There were no written contracts, j...
In this episode, Debbie and Josh talk about how devastating habits can be to our lives. We all at some point struggle with them, but what we need to understand ...
Matthew 5:27-32
Maintaining a marriage and a family takes work and a lot of maintenance.
As in Nathaniel Hawthorne’s, The Scarlet Letter, we’re often temp...
In this video we'll talk about the oft-repeated story that the Emperor Constantine created the Bible at the Council of Nicea, and what bearing, if any, that has...
Matthew 5:27-30
Nathaniel Hawthorne’s, The Scarlet Letter, was written as an indictment against the Puritanical beliefs of his day. The main character, Heste...
We live in an increasingly fragmented and shallow society. I believe people are really desiring a new way of life that is more connected with others.
Genesis...
