In this episode of The Tent Making Christianity QCQ Podcast, Drew and David discuss the authenticity of The Nazareth Inscription. Listen to our Weekly Quick Challenge Question Podcast on iTunes, Google Play Music or Stitcher. New Episodes are released every Thursday. Don’t see your podcast listening platform? Email us and we will add them to our distribution list. You can Continue Reading
In this episode of The Tent Making Christianity Podcast, Drew and David answer the question “Should Christians Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day?” Listen to our Weekly Quick Challenge Question Podcast on iTunes, Google Play Music or Stitcher. New Episodes are released every Thursday. Don’t see your podcast listening platform? Email us and we will add them to our distribution list. You Continue Reading
In this episode of The Tent Making Christianity Podcast, Drew and David reflect on the Corona Virus Pt. 1. Listen to our Weekly Podcast on iTunes, Google Play Music or Stitcher. Look for new Episodes every Tuesday. Don’t see your podcast listening platform? Email us and we will add them to our distribution list. You can also listen directly from Continue Reading
With everything shutting down due to the Coronavirus pandemic, it feels as though for the first time in recent memory, the world is standing still. As we all wait in our homes for life to return to normal, let’s take a look at what we as Christians can draw from this Cold War classic.
Is this God’s wrath upon us? Why would God allow it to happen? How can we better understand this pandemic?
The rationale is usually something like, “when you kill yourself, that’s the last thing you do, so you never get to repent of your sin, meaning you are not redeemed.” Is that true?
One night, after my college Algebra class finished, I needed to ask my professor a question about the homework. But I also had a different question. Earlier that night he made a casual comment about how he’s not religious. This wouldn’t be strange, except for the large cross tattooed across his forearm. Seeing a good Continue Reading
Why is God talking in this plural way? Is it something Christians should be worried about? Does this verse imply multiple gods?
Some interpret this command as don’t say “God” flippantly. But is that all there is to it? Are we keeping this commandment as long as we say gosh instead, or is it not quite that simple?
By only looking at the history, this church falls apart. Their central claims about their leader don’t hold up to scripture. Most importantly, their own leader actively spoke against their own teachings.
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