You may have heard of the day of the Lord, but what is it, and when was it or is it something still to come. Join us as we discuss.

Jesus calls himself the Bread of Life. Join us we dive deeper into his call for us to eat his body if we hope to be sustained for eternal life.

One promise we have in scriptures is that we will suffer in this life, often for no other reason than we are God's elect. But this begs the age old question, why do bad things happen to good people and attitude should Christians have as we are going through difficult times?

You may have heard the term "original sin." You may even know the idea behind it. But where does this theological concept come from, does it have any merit, and what are the implications that it holds?

Did you know there are different ways of gaining knowledge? You can read something in a book, you can observe it with your own two eyes, or you can experience it for yourself. The deepest, most impactful type of knowledge is the kind that you experience it first hand. This is the type of knowledge Peter talks about in his writings. He should know since he had many unique experiences that set him up to become one of the Church's early pillars of faith. Join us as we talk about the importance of experiential knowledge.

Many of Jesus' parables have to do with the wheat and the weeds and how God handles each accordingly.

Jesus utilized a very specific teaching style, telling his disciples stories with a moral to His message. These stories are called parables and are very much intentional. But what makes these parables such an effective way to teach for Jesus? Join us as we discuss.

It's the million dollar question. We can discuss, debate, and and contemplate many aspects of Christianity and the Bible and most of the time they are not salvation issues. This question by its very nature is.