In this episode, Tyler and Brady talk about how the human condition and the effects of sin have separated humanity from relationship with God. They talk about how the separation is remedied, and the cost that was paid. They also talk about the result of atonement, as well as Old Testament precedents for understanding atonement.

In this episode, Brady and Tyler talk with Landon about how to read and teach the Bible pastorally, the Bible as one big story, Jesus in the Old Testament, the transformed life, and the meaning of belief.

Brady and Tyler discuss how the people of God should embody the characteristics of the God they worship, with a major focus being the idea of holiness. This idea should inherently impact how the Church should respond to the issues of sexual immorality and abortion. Brady and Tyler discuss what those responses ought to be and why.

*The post production process for this episode has been a doozy. The video should have been trimmed at the end but was not. Enjoy the two minutes and forty-two seconds of awkwardness. Sorry not sorry. 

In this episode, Brady and Tyler talk with Josh Priestner about his conversion to Catholicism, the idea of original sin, sacramental theology, church polity, and soteriology. 

Tyler and Brady talk with WG about postmodernism, WG's interpretive approach, how to read difficult texts, and Bible translations.

In this episode we discuss the difference between absolute and relative truth, as well as other topics like creation, evolution, and the ethical dilemma of modern scientific technologies.

In this episode, Brady provides a historical exploration of how external political pressures caused the Jews and Christians of Antiquity to develop a theology of martyrdom. Tyler relates these pressures to the biblical understanding of apostacy, while providing commentary on other issues that can contribute to the rejection of one's faith.