Recorded Bible Studies

How do you know the Bible is the Word of God? Is it inspired?

Why didn't Jesus talk about the arts? Why didn't Jesus talk about parents, marriage, or quantum physics?

Did Jesus come to bring peace or violence? Is Jesus responsible for the atrocities done in His name?

Why did those Jesus healed not defend Him? Is it possible to love your enemies?

Did Jesus perform miracles? What about Demon possession?

The audio on this one isn't as good, but we talk more about God's "failures" and start into the New Testament, discussing questions of the dates of the writing of the NT books.

Discussing God's failures and the times He has been thwarted. We also ask whether the God of the Old Testament is a God of Love.

Discussing the "vague" prophecies of Isaiah, like Isaiah 44:28-45:1; 52:13-53:12, as well as the value of Jeremiah, Ecclesiastes, and more.

Why is Ezra important? (Isaiah 44:28-45:1) How do we understand imprecatory Psalms like Psalm 109?

Why did God punish Uzzah (1 Chronicles 13:6-11; 15:15), David for his census (1 Chronicles 21:1-12), or Shimei (2 Samuel 16:11-12; 1 Kings 2:36-46)?

Is the Bible appropriate for children to read? Does it teach the duty of human sacrifice?

We discuss the universality and similarity of Creation and flood stories, plus some specific examples, like Achan (Joshua 7), Elisha (2 Kings 2:23-24), and Daniel 6.

Where do the human laws that predate the 10 Commandments come from?

Covering the tough questions like the Canaanite genocide.

What's the point of the Bible? To civilize?

This week, we compare man's morality, science, and philosophy with God's, especially noting the Bible's historical context.