Know Your Theologian: Dietrich Bonhoeffer (Roundtable)

One of the most prominent twentieth-century theologians, Dietrich Bonhoeffer left behind a rich legacy of wisdom through his books and teachings. Even more so, his life reflected a commitment to Gospel truth, even to the point of being martyred in the faith by the Gestapo of Nazi Germany. In today's episode, Zach and Cody discuss a whole host of topics on Bonhoeffer, including his plot to kill Hitler, his best books, and what we can learn from him.

On Bible Marking (Roundtables)

Some people cannot bear to mark in their Bible. Others have marked, underlined, and highlighted almost every word, making it nearly unreadable. In this episode, Zach and Cody discuss the importance of marking in our Bibles, different methods for marking, and suggestions for reading and study along the way.

The Little Fountain: The Person Driven Life (Phil. 1:24-26)

We're all familiar with The Purpose-Driven Life, a book that millions of people studied in search of an answer to the ultimate question: "What on earth am I here for?" Paul, by contrast, asks a different question throughout Philippians and his other writings: "Who on earth am I here for?" Zach walks through Phil. 1:24-26 in search for "The Person-Driven Life."

The Little Fountain: Unshakable Confidence (Phil. 1:21-23)

"To live is Christ, to die is gain." That's an easy verse to memorize or put on wall decor, but it's really hard to live. How did Paul write that statement with such conviction? In today's section of Philippians, Zach outlines Paul's unshakable confidence, both in this passage and throughout his letters.

The Little Fountain: Honoring Christ (Phil. 1:19-20)

In these two verses, Charles expounds on the three-fold meaning of Paul's behavior of "honoring Christ." We see Paul's confidence really begin to take form in the text here, and this confidence will drive the rest of the chapter home.

The Proof and Value of an Historical Adam

One of the fundamental issues facing the defense of Biblical inerrancy is the doctrine of Adam. While many people theorize and begin to doubt Adam's physical existence, we must turn to Scripture. Does Scripture prove and demonstrate Adam as historical? And, if so, why is it so important to the gospel, and further, to our lives? Charles and Zach discuss.

The Little Fountain: Proclamation (Phil. 1:15-18)

"Proclamation of the gospel is about the gospel being proclaimed, period." In this week's podcast, Charles highlights verses 15-18 of Philippians 1 and explains three motives Paul elaborates on in the passage.