Dom and Danielle give their review of Matthew West's book, "Don't Stop Praying."
Dom and Danielle go through the seven stages of grief with their experience of a recent loss.
Dom and Danielle need to persevere with adding video and all the other trappings they are being tried with because of technology.
Steven Spielberg made the claim that his latest movie, Disclosure Day, is a movie that could shake people's faith so Dom and Danielle went to see it and have a review. What does Scripture tell us about a disclosure and aliens? Is there something demonic about it? How should believers approach the topic of ETs or other experiences? How should we approach similar claims?
Dom and Danielle continue their conversation on people to surround ourselves with and to become with a verse that somehow got overlooked when recording previous episodes. The conversation takes a few directions discussing what it means to be pure and what purity culture is and what it's done. Do we live with a pure heart? Is God working in us to transform our hearts?
Dom and Danielle continue their conversation based on previous episodes on the people we should avoid. In this episode, they discuss the type of people to surround ourselves with the prevalent caveat that it is also what we should strive to become.
Recently, a video game called Pragmata was released by Capcom that has stirred some unrest in some people's hearts and minds. It is not a blood and gore game, nor is it filled with explicit sexual content. It is a game that some claim to "brainwash" people into wanting a family.
Dom and Benj... well, Benj... discusses Solomon's prayer and the connections and fulfillments it has elsewhere in 1 and 2 Kings. While God's name is prevalent in Jerusalem, God is also evidential in many other instances outside of the city and Temple. What does that mean for the original audience? What does that mean for us today? How should we live in light of God's promise within the Great Commission?
Dom and Danielle continue their discussion from 2 Timothy 3:1-5 and the people to avoid. They conclude with going through Matthew 18 and 1 Corinthians 15.
Dom and Danielle go through a few examples from 2 Timothy 3:1-5.
As a Christian, how should we conduct ourselves when it comes to the Earth and caring for God's creation? Dom and Danielle explore this question as they explore what Scripture says on the topic.
Dom and Danielle review the different types of Law that are presented throughout Scripture. With the understanding of those types of Law, they go through a few key points that Jesus presents in the Sermon on the Mount.
Dom and Danielle continue their conversation on relational advice picking up where they said they would in the beginning of the first episode.
Dom and Danielle have a long discussion on what relational advice should and should not be. In this first of a two part episode, you will not be disappointed in what advice that can be found and also by being aware of what so-called advice to avoid.
Dom and Danielle go through the account of Jesus' temptation in the wilderness.
Dom and Danielle discuss the history and presets of rating systems for movies, games, etc. What determines how a movie is rated? Who determines the rating? How does the content affect people and ourselves? How should the believer approach such things?
Dom and Benj walk through 2 Kings, chapter 4 and discuss the parallel connections to the content of this chapter with the life of and ministry of Jesus and the faith of Abraham.
Dom and Danielle discuss the Halftime Shows and the controversy surrounding the performances. What does Scripture read concerning these instances? As a believer, how should we respond?
You read it: A.I. ...not Al. Not Al, the dude down the street from you. So... Wait...to be more clear, lower case... ai vs al. That. One is technology, the other a man's name. Anyway, Dom and Danielle discuss Artificial Intelligence (not our dude, Al) and the influence it has had in the world. How should believers approach its use? Is it good, bad, or neutral? What does Scripture read concerning this modern day innovation?
Dom and Danielle return this week to talk about going back to the basics of being a Christian, including guidance for being a new believer in Christ. It is easily discovered in various verses in Scripture why believers need and should revisit the basics of exemplifying living a life for Christ.
Dom and Danielle discuss what idols are and how they were understood throughout the Bible in comparison to how they are understood or misunderstood today.
Dom and Danielle are back to discuss the importance of and command for believers to engage in apologetics. While believers are commanded to utilize and engage in apologetics, there are also many other underlying reasons to. The few discussed in this episode among many are:
Danielle goes off on a history nerd tangent... wait, not a tangent. It's the whole episode. So Dom joins Danielle on a discussion on the importance of referring to history.
Dom and Danielle talk about what it means and what is expected (and not) to be "examples" as a believer in Christ.
Dom and Danielle discuss how the Bible is often taken out of context and jumbled about to fit the readers likes and dislikes. Those examples include (but are not limited to):
In this episode, Dom and Danielle continue describing and discussing their family's trip to the Museum of the Bible. Get ready to GEEK OUT MORE!!
In this episode, Dom and Danielle give an update on life and then go into describing and discussing their family's trip to Washington D.C. and the Museum of the Bible. Get ready to GEEK OUT!
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In this episode Dom and Danielle walk through the book of Esther.
Dom and Danielle return to dialogue their response to the way too many failures of prominent christians and how the church should have been and should now be handling the various short comings of our leaders and our selves.
This is the concluding episode of a series on discipleship.
The Trio come together to discuss a church service that Rae attended and break down some beliefs connected to some "spiritual experiences" some have. Is it in the Bible? If not, should we make it a part of the believers conduct?
This is the second episode of a series on discipleship.
Benj joins the podcast again to talk about his newly released book A House Divided: Technology, Worship, & Healing the Church After COVID.
This is the first episode of a series on discipleship.
Dom and Benj continue walking through the book of Numbers concluding with chapter 26-36.
In this episode we talk about the foundation of what we believe. We also discover that Rae has a fear of public speaking… now… after 4 years of this podcast.
Dom and Benj continue their exploration of the book of Numbers by walking through chapters 20-25.
Song review incoming!!
Dom and Benj return to continue their WalkThru of the book of Numbers. This episode consists of looking through chapters 11 through 19.
The Trio returns to talk about friends. No, not the show. Real life friends.
The Trio returns to talk about friends. No, not the show. Real life friends.
Dom and Benj begin a WalkThru the book of Numbers covering chapter 1-10. The subsequent episodes will consist of chapters 11-19, 20-25, and 26-36.
Dom and Danielle continue their walk through the Beatitudes with Matthew 5:10-12 “Blessed are those who are persecuted because of righteousness, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. Blessed are you when people insult you, persecute you and falsely say all kinds of evil against you because of me. Rejoice and be glad, because great is your reward in heaven, for in the same way they persecuted the prophets who were before you.”
Dom and Danielle continue their walk through the Beatitudes with Matthew 5:9 “Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God.”
Dom and Danielle continue their walk through the Beatitudes with Matthew 5:8 “Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God.”
Dom and Danielle continue their walk through the Beatitudes with Matthew 5:7 “Blessed are the merciful, for they will be shown mercy.”
Dom and Danielle continue their walk through the Beatitudes with Matthew 5:6 “Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be filled.”
Dom and Danielle continue their walk through the Beatitudes with Matthew 5:5 “Blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the earth.”
Dom and Danielle continue their dialogue and study through the Beatitudes with Matthew 5:4, “Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.”
Dom and Danielle continue their dialogue on the Beatitudes going through Matthew 5:3, "Blessed are the poor in spirit..."
Dom and Benj walk through a strange pericope found in 2 Kings. Chapter 6 presents a strange occurrence where an axehead is made to float in flowing water.
Dom and Danielle walk through Matthew 5:1-2, the opening to the Sermon on the Mount and the Beatitudes.
Dom and Danielle are joined with Monique Duson from Center for Biblical Unity to discuss race and racism, woke, reconciliation, and the Church’s place in the conversation. With co-author Krista Bontrager, Monique will have a new book released October 15, 2024 called, Walking in Unity: Biblical Answers to Questions on Race and Racism.
Dom and Danielle continue the study on the beatitudes with concluding the introduction with the fourth question:
#OneFear begins their study on the Beatitudes from Matthew 5:1-12.
Dom and Danielle dialogue through peace, citing a LOT of Scripture.
Dom and Danielle dialogue through peace, citing a LOT of Scripture.
After a longer, short summer sabbatical, Dom and Danielle return with some catch up topics. They talk about the media being evil, what they have been reading/studying the past few weeks, and a false teacher they stumbled upon.
It makes sense that a Christian would disagree with someone who is not a believer in Christ and does not accept the Gospel. But what do Christians do when they disagree with anyone, Christian or not? Dom and Benj discuss matters when Christians disagree.
Rae and Danielle are back for another installment of “Rae on Reels!”
In this volume of the Strange, Obscure & Avoided passages series, Dom and Benj walk through Ezekiel chapters 16 and 23. Parental Advisory Suggested.
Sermon on Interpretive Errors from April 14, 2024 at Plain Church in Bowling Green, Ohio.
Dom goes solo for this week’s episode to teach Biblical Criticism.
Dom and Benj come together to discuss and respond to the Mark Driscoll fiasco from a few weeks ago. Mark was invited to a mens conference in which something happened that he marked as unbiblical. He was subsequently kicked off stage. What does Scripture have for the Church when it comes to calling others out? What of the context, if it is public? How do we determine if it is public? This and more is reviewed in the episode.
Dom and Benj discuss Honor, Shame, and Redemption as a (sort of) continuation from the WalkThru of Ruth a few weeks back.
Naomi Write, Founder and Executive Director of beEmboldened, joins Dom and Danielle to dialogue through healing from spiritual abuse. As they discuss some misconceptions of what healing from unseen wounds looks like, Naomi walks through a practical guide of what healing truly entails.
Dom and Danielle welcome Mackenzie Morgan Holloway to the podcast!
Dom and Benj continue and conclude their discussion on the book of Ruth covering chapters 3 & 4.
Benj is back and begins the episode by sharing a bit of his recent travels. Afterwards, Dom and Benj walk through the first two chapters of the book of Ruth.
A short dialogue on humanizing temptation and the reality of Christ in the Gospel.
Do we unknowingly bend Scripture to accommodate, answer, or justify our circumstances? This and more is what Dom and Danielle discuss.
In this episode, Dom and Danielle explore Kenotic Christology/Theology.
Sermon in Galatians 3:1-14 from January 21, 2024 at Plain Church in Bowling Green, Ohio.
Sermon in Galatians 1:1-12 from January 14, 2024 at Plain Church in Bowling Green, Ohio.
Dom and Danielle discuss patience and explore:
Dom and Benj continue their walk through on the book of Judges, continuing from chapter 13 where they left off last week.
Dom and Benj are in the upper room to walk through the book of Judges. This is part 1 of 2 episodes introducing Judges (structure, theme, etc.) and spanning chapter 1 through 12.
Disclaimer: In this episode we discuss some relational things in detail that parents may not want to have to explain the birds and the bees just yet.
The whole crew is in the Upper Room for the 100th episode!
Dom and Benj explore where Mark 5 echos Isaiah 64-66. These allusions can be easily missed but when shown clearly are a treasure.
This week's episode, Danielle is away for the weekend. So Dom joins Rae down one of her rabbit trails full of reels. After watching many, many reels, Dom and Rae offer critique and commentary on biblical truth, how videos capture, and the limitation of information in reels. These reels might hold a tiny morsel of truth, and typically a truth that overshadows and hides the damaging errors within. Dom explores those errors that should be avoided at all costs.
Dom and Benj are back to discus the tragic and humorous parts of 1 Samuel 4-6 and where believer’s obedience lay in their understanding of who God is.
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Do we have a pre-set standard as to what healing looks like? Should we continue to feel the affects of trauma? Discouragement from spiritual abuse? Is there a place to tell your story about the long journey through healing?
Well, Dom was away for the weekend. So Danielle and Raelynn took over the Pod to discuss (or rant) many reasons why it is important to refer to Scripture, including their own “holy nope’s,” and “what if…” scenarios.
Introducing the Strange, Obscure, & Avoided, a new series that explores those pericopes that are often thought to be… well… strange, obscure, and so often avoided than explored.
What exactly is “Christian Mysticism” and is it something that the believer can benefit from?
What exactly is “Christian Mysticism” and is it something that the believer can benefit from?
The Trio is back to breakdown and discuss an Instagram post that Raelynn stumbled upon concerning the Dead Sea Scrolls and the authenticity of the canon of Scripture.
Dom and Danielle are joined once again with Alycia Wood to discuss transgenderism. With the rapid uptick in popularity with transgenderism the Church is left with a lot of questions. Most Christians likely have a presuppositional belief concerning transgenderism but more likely do not have a solid apologetic concerning this hot (pressed) button topic. How, as Christians, do we approach transgenderism? That question, and more, are dialogued throughout this two part discussion.
Dom and Danielle are joined once again with Alycia Wood to discuss transgenderism. With the rapid uptick in popularity with transgenderism the Church is left with a lot of questions. Most Christians likely have a presuppositional belief concerning transgenderism but more likely do not have a solid apologetic concerning this hot (pressed) button topic. How, as Christians, do we approach transgenderism? That question, and more, are dialogued throughout this two part discussion.
Dom and Danielle return this week to talk about biblical humbleness and explore 1 Peter 5:1-11 along with connecting pericopes.
Dom and Danielle are joined with their good friend Joanna to let the satire loose. Danielle brings some Scripture verses for Dom and Joanna to dialogue through that are often segregated and taken out of context, taught falsely, and applied errantly. To bring clarity, satire was welcome.