The Enneagram. What is it? What are its origins? Why is it gaining popularity within the evangelical church? And why should believers in Jesus Christ care about such questions as these? Listen as Darrell Harrison and Virgil “Omaha” Walker provide you with

Climate change. The term is ubiquitous. Everywhere you turn, it seems, the phrase climate change is in your face. But what exactly is climate change in the first place? Is it the same thing as biblical stewardship of the earth and its resources? How

On this episode of the Just Thinking Podcast, hosts Darrell and Virgil veer off the usual course of carefully planned theological explorations. Instead, they spontaneously delve into the ever-changing world of current events and social issues. So, sit bac

In this episode of the Just Thinking podcast, Darrell Harrison and Virgil Omaha Walker address what, arguably, is among the most misunderstood doctrines within the Protestant evangelism: spiritual warfare. What is spiritual warfare, biblically, and what

According to 1 Thessalonians 5:18, believers in Jesus Christ are to give thanks in everything, for this is the will of God for you in Christ Jesus. But does everything include giving thanks to God when we suffer? Listen as Darrell Harrison and Virgil

Disclaimer: This episode of the Just Thinking podcast contains material that may not be suitable for young children. Parental discretion isstronglyadvised.Indwelling sin. It is a reality that professing believers in Jesus Christ must deal with until th

Does the world have anything to offer the Church today? It appears that some protestant churches, denominations - and their leaders - seem to think so. But to what end? What's the payoff for them? Are there to be no distinctions between the kingdom of dar

Behavioral perfectionism not to be confused with the doctrine sometimes referred to as Christian perfectionism or sinless perfection is a sin many professing Christians struggle with (yes, it is a sin). But not only is the individual perfectionist aff

In Colossians 2:8, the apostle Paul exhorts believers to not be taken captive through philosophies and deceptions that are rooted in the traditions of men. Deconstruction, a philosophy that has its origins in Marxism, is one of those deceptions. And yet,

We hear that phrase that Christians are 'in the world, but not of the world'but do we really understand what is meant by that? Do we have any idea from where that concept is derived in Scripture? In this episode of the Just Thinking Podcast, Darrell Harr