On this episode we delve into why believers, even from the same church, often disagree and explore the responsibilities of interpreting Scripture correctly. With personal anecdotes, scriptural references, and theological insights, we examine the challenge of maintaining unity, and the hope for future harmony.

On this episode, the hosts dive into a discussion exploring the spiritual and emotional impact of music. The hosts and their guest explore how music influences our moods, behaviors, and spiritual lives, considering whether certain types of music are inherently good or bad, and how music choices reflect personal and cultural differences.

On this episode we delve into the theological nuances of confession and forgiveness in Christianity. We discuss judicial versus relational forgiveness and explore the practical and spiritual implications of these concepts in everyday life.

Exploring the enigma of Abel's existence post-mortem: Was he lonely in Heaven, isolated by his departure? Or, did he have company? Also, we delve into the paradox of A.W. Tozer. Why did he abandon his home ministry despite success in the public eye?

In this episode, we delve into a question on Ryan's mind: Can greater faith be cultivated from within, or is it a product of the trials that God leads us through? Join us as we explore the intricate interplay between personal effort and divine guidance in the development of faith. Does the mustard seed of faith require adversity to flourish, or can it be consciously nurtured through intentional practices?

WE’RE BACK! On this returning episode of The Breakdown John the Dreadful shares his testimony of how he almost left his church over the issue of Calvinism. John shares his story of how he became a Calvinist, how it led to difficulties within his local body, and ultimately how a rigorous search for God's truth led him back out of it.

A special announcement from John the Dreadful

We've all had the experience of having things "line up" in our day-to-day experience. What does the Bible say about "coincidences?" Is there such a thing? Do we over-identify meaning and significance to daily experiences, or should we be on the lookout for them? Is it possible to be "so heavenly-minded that you're no earthly good?"