Episodes

Thursday Jul 27, 2023
Thursday Jul 27, 2023
Description: Today Matt and Nathaniel discuss the nature and destiny of fallen angels and why they will never be saved, nor do they think they need to be saved. They then return to questions about the age of the earth and whether we descended from apes.

Sunday Jul 23, 2023

Wednesday Jul 19, 2023
Wednesday Jul 19, 2023
In this weeks special intern edition, Lily and Sam tackle three questions:
1. Did people really live to be 900 years old?
2. Who is Cain's wife? Where did she come from? Who was Cain afraid of?
3. When did the human species divide into different cultures and races?

Monday Jul 17, 2023

Wednesday Jul 12, 2023
Wednesday Jul 12, 2023
Today Matt and Nathaniel tackle four questions:
1. What is reductionism (ie., what does it mean that a take is reductionistic?);
2. They respond to the statement “I don't agree that there is a seed of evil inside everyone. I believe evil people are out there but that most people are mostly good."
3. Can you dialogue with objections to the doctrine of original sin?
4. Does the fact that miscarriages are an effect of the fall justify abortion?

Monday Jul 10, 2023

Tuesday Jul 04, 2023

Thursday Jun 29, 2023
Thursday Jun 29, 2023
Today Matt and Nathaniel discuss two questions:
1. We saw in the sermon last week that we need to stop the spiral of sin by being on guard against the attacks of the enemy, understanding God’s word, worshiping God, and preventing the action. But what does this practically look like?
2. How is the covenant made with Adam different from the one made with Abraham? How does it differ from the covenant made on Mt. Sinai?

Sunday Jun 25, 2023

Wednesday Jun 21, 2023
Wednesday Jun 21, 2023
Today Matt and Nathaniel discuss the purpose(s) of marriage:
1. Companionship and mutual benefit;
2. Having children and “making” disciples;
3. Prevention of sexual immorality.
They then return to the question of whether a couple should be permanently closed off to the possibility of having kids. They conclude by addressing the apparent difficulty of animal death before the fall and how this could coincide with the claims of evolutionary biology.