In this episode, Ryan Heard discusses the biblical call toward holiness. In our common experience, it seems that the term "purity" is often too simplistically applied. In this conversation, we argue for the helpfulness of "holiness" as a term that can recenter us on God's aim.

In this episode, Jason Elvington joins the podcast to help listeners understand how to leverage apologetics in evangelism.

With the first episode of Season 5, we dive into Scripture to chart the Bible's go-to books for memorizing, learning how to study, reading to children, etc.

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In this series of teachings, we learn from Dr. Mark Liederbach of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary as he helps us unpack a biblical sexual ethic and apply these core principles to Jesus' call to love the world with compassion and the clarity of the gospel.

In this series of teachings, we learn from Dr. Mark Liederbach of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary as he helps us unpack a biblical sexual ethic and apply these core principles to Jesus' call to love the world with compassion and the clarity of the gospel.

In this series of teachings, we learn from Dr. Mark Liederbach of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary as he helps us unpack a biblical sexual ethic and apply these core principles to Jesus' call to love the world with compassion and the clarity of the gospel.

In this series of teachings, we learn from Dr. Mark Liederbach of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary as he helps us unpack a biblical sexual ethic and apply these core principles to Jesus' call to love the world with compassion and the clarity of the gospel.

We hope that you enjoy this reading of *God's Very Good Idea: A True Story About God's Delightfully Different Family* read by Jason Finley.

To purchase this book for yourself, check out www.thegoodbook.com.

Also, free resources to go along with this book, such as coloring and activity pages, can be found at: https://www.thegoodbook.com/free-resources?qf=tales%20that%20tell%20the%20truth

*Original music by Noah Squires