The topic so big that it’ll take three episodes! In this part we will focus on logical and intellectual reasons for believing in Jesus. What hard facts are there?

Is it sinful to practice Halloween? Why are some Christians okay with Halloween, and others not? In this episode we explore the origins of Halloween, what the Bible says about it, and why this holiday is treated so differently by Christians.

What is the Christian Bubble? Is it the same as being sheltered? Can a Christian still be following Christ if they don’t spend any time with non-believers?

Is repenting more than saying sorry? Is there a special way that we have to repent to God? Join us this week as we explore the topic of repentance.

Is it okay for Christians to go to counseling? Does God count as a counselor? Does my counselor need to be Christian? Mental health is a pretty common topic these days, and we thought it was a perfect one for this week's episode!

What is a creed? Do I need one? Why do Christians come up with these phrases they recite that aren’t directly in the Bible? Is that okay? Mark and Burt explore the history and use of creeds in this week's episode.

Society has a lot to say, but what does thet Bible say? Do they sit on your shoulders like in old cartoons? Do people become angels when they die? Are guardian angels real? Find out in this week’s episode.

Some call them Bible studies, small groups, or community groups. They all mean basically the same thing. If Christians already gather for church once a week, why get together again? Am I supposed to be in a small group? Find out in this week's episode.

If God is all powerful, why does He need a bunch of puny humans to praise Him? Short answer, He doesn’t. But let’s dive a bit deeper into what it means to give God glory, and to recognize Him as the ultimate provider in our lives.

Have you ever sinned without realizing it? Let's be honest, definitely yes. We can be so aware of our own faults, and STILL not realize that a way we’re living or acting is not what God has in mind for us. It can be easy to point the finger at others for