In this episode of the podcast, Scott and Aaron talk about baptism, described as the greatest gift you can ever receive. They discuss the meaning, the role in a believer’s life, and the transformation it represents. Using Scripture, they explain how baptism symbolizes rebirth and a commitment to follow Christ.

In this episode of the podcast Scott and Aaron review the scriptures pertaining to the conversion of the apostle Paul. What steps did Paul take to become a Christian?

Join Scott and Aaron, as they delve into a thought-provoking discussion on the ethics and morality of in vitro fertilization (IVF). Grounded in biblical principles they explore the spiritual, ethical, and emotional dimensions of IVF, balancing faith with the complexities of modern science. Whether you're navigating these decisions personally or seeking a deeper understanding of Christian perspectives on life and technology, this episode offers respectful dialogue and meaningful insights for believers and curious minds alike.sftp://gbn1-singram@gbn1.sftp.wpengine.com:2222/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/Hormonal%20Birth%20Control.pdfsftp://gbn1-singram@gbn1.sftp.wpengine.com:2222/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/Hormonal%20Birth%20Control.pdfgbn

In this episode Scott and Aaron will ask, "who was Judas Iscariot? They'll go through and look at his life, some of the events in his life, some of the things the scriptures talk about. And then they'll look at his death and some arguments that are made from Judas Iscariot that are important for us to know.

In this episode, Scott and Aaron wrap up their thought from last week's part 1 on Compromise.

In this episode, Scott and Aaron talk about compromise, discussing what Christians can biblically give ground on and what should never be compromised. They explore how Scripture helps guide these choices, showing when to stand firm on core beliefs and how to approach differences wisely.

In this episode, Scott and Aaron explore stories from the Bible that show the effects of division and conflict. They’ll discuss the outcomes of these situations and how God calls us to treat each other with compassion, unity, and forgiveness, highlighting ways to apply these principles in our own relationships.