Let the Bible Speak UP

When discussing end-times, Christians tend to think about this fateful period as just that—the end. In reality, it is merely a transition to something beautiful and eternal! In this episode, we shift the paradigm surrounding Christian eschatology.

Sometimes, present responsibilities are neglected in the name of future hope. Within the scope of Christianity, there is a real temptation for God’s people to forego their earthly duties in the name of heaven. We cannot succumb to this pathway. We have a job to do.

The Bible reveals some information to its readers about end times, but not everything—and that’s by design. In this episode, we explore what we know and what we do not. We know enough.

The precise timing of the final apocalypse has been a source of fascination for millennia. In this episode, we analyze what the Bible reveals about the return of Jesus and the end of time itself.

In the opening to a new series, Alex reflects on the enormity of eternity. As we wrestle with the concept of, Scripture provides some guidance on its nature and authenticity.

When a man is dishonest with the business he conducts, how does that impact the credibility of his witness to the life, death, and resurrection of Christ? In this episode, Alex explores the role of integrity as it relates to wealth, all from the pages of Scripture.

As Brian wraps up our series through the book of Colossians, we reflect on Paul’s parting remarks and look back on the big idea presented through the course of this influential letter. Written to Christians 2,000 years ago, this piece of literature still has a critical message for the church today.

Christians ought to act like we have been sanctified and house the Spirit of the living God, because do have been and do. Yet, many Christians play possum as if they are dead. This is a betrayal of God’s transformative power and a means of grieving God’s Holy Spirit. Real Christians should put aside sin and embrace the fruits of the Spirit.

Believe it or not, there is a biblical provision for Christians judging one another, but only in matters of established sin. When it comes to our opinion, well, that they remain. In all things, we ought to “hold fast to the head”, being Jesus Christ, not being led astray into debates over senseless or insignificant matters.

In John 17:3, Jesus prays, “This is eternal life, that they know you, the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom you have sent.” While this world may offer us a modicum of life, true life is only possible through living in God’s presence and according to God’s plan.