https://open.spotify.com/episode/4wL87ubUOAdI3INEL0vwVO?si=yqL590JiTLaA0QDj8c0KYQ Everybody's Asking — Episode 8 Every Christian believes in the Trinity. Most cannot explain it. And almost everyone who tries explains it wrong. The doctrine of the Trinity is one of the most foundational beliefs in Christianity, and one of the least understood. Ask most believers to explain it and you will get one... Continue Reading →
https://open.spotify.com/episode/6z4j1USDKPaMgKsvUBDIPO?si=4i-J9lF-Qo-zSRazaT3-cw Everybody's Asking — Episode 7 This question matters more than most people realize. Not just as a theological debate, but because how you answer it reveals what you believe about the gospel itself. There may be no question that divides sincere Christians more sharply than this one. Entire denominations have been built on opposite... Continue Reading →
Everybody's Asking — Episode 6 The Bible never uses the word gambling. But the absence of a prohibition is not the same as an endorsement. Today we look at what Scripture does say — and where it draws the line. I want to start with a memory. When I was a kid, going to the... Continue Reading →
Unfeigned.life — Bible Study Resource What Does the Bible Actually Say About Wine and Strong Drink? People cite Bible verses about wine on both sides of this debate. But what happens when you lay every passage side by side and let Scripture do the talking? The cumulative testimony is a lot clearer than most people... Continue Reading →
Episode 3 of the series "Everyone is asking," Where we are addressing the top searched bible questions. Today's topic: Tattoos — is it a sin, or is it simply a matter of conviction? In this episode, I share my own journey with this question and walk through the history, the text, and the biblical principles that should shape how a believer thinks it through.
Does 1 Corinthians 13:8–10 teach that tongues, prophecy, and supernatural knowledge would cease when Christ returns — or when the New Testament canon was complete? The answer hinges on a single Greek word: τὸ τέλειον — "that which is perfect." Its gender alone tells us more than most commentators let on. In this article we work through the grammar, the context, and the competing views to show why the canonical completion position is the only reading that holds up under honest exegesis.
*Podcast links at the bottom of the article Everybody's Asking — Episode 2 This question used to be settled in most churches. It no longer is. Today we go back to the Word — not to silence women, but to understand the design God established for His church. Major denominations are reversing positions they held... Continue Reading →
Everybody's Asking — Episode 1 The culture has made this question unavoidable. The church has too often answered it with either compromise or coldness. Today we let the Word of God speak — plainly, and with grace. There is perhaps no question in our cultural moment that carries more weight, more emotion, or more pressure... Continue Reading →
Unfeigned Faith · Pastor Aaron Richert Theology · Church Ordinances Communion — Who Can Partake? A biblical case for the Lord's Supper as a local church ordinance Pastor Aaron Richert Communion — also called the Lord's Supper or the Lord's Table — carries a wide array of definitions depending on where you sit theologically. Before... Continue Reading →
*Video and audion podcast at the bottom of post A Warning to Every Church I wrote unto the church: but Diotrephes, who loveth to have the preeminence among them, receiveth us not. Wherefore, if I come, I will remember his deeds which he doeth, prating against us with malicious words: and not content therewith, neither... Continue Reading →
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