What makes some people love the idea that they can work their way to heaven? Why do some people hate the idea that godly works are necessary to validate their professed faith? Why are are not demons Christians? After all, they believe in God too. When is freedom of speech…
Dr. Paul spends an hour briefly talking about the New Testament book of Hebrews in light of the question of why some people love the Bible, while others hate it. What is in the Book of Hebrews, especially when it talks about revealing God in the person of Jesus? Also,…
The Apostle Paul’s final letters, otherwise known as the Pastoral Epistles, become the objects of Dr. Paul’s continuing survey of what is in the Bible that causes some people to love and others to hate it. What did the Apostle Paul have to say about getting rich quick? Is money…
Dr. Paul surveys, briefly, the contents of the Apostle Paul’s letters to the Philippians, Ephesians, and Thessalonians to find a possible answer the question of why some people love them and others to hate them.
Dr. Paul continues his survey of the Bible, particularly the Apostle Paul’s letters to the Galatians and Ephesians. He looks at the legalistic challenges the Galatian believers faced, as well as the important of grace that the Ephesians were seemingly neglecting. Then Dr. Paul wrestles with how the law (or…
Continuing his series on the love/hate reaction some people have toward the Bible, Dr. Paul looks at his letters to the Romans, Corinthians, and Galatians. While trying to interact with listeners to the LIVE version of the podcast, Dr. Paul points out that there is no such thing as an…
Dr. Paul continues his series dealing with the contents of the Bible, in a survey type way, to answer the question of why some people love it, while others hate it. In this podcast, he looks at the Gospels and Acts of the Apostles. Specifically, he defines what the Gospel…
In Part 3 of this series on the love/hate relationship some people have with the Bible, Dr. Paul takes us through the rest of the Old Testament from the nation of Israel’s entrance into the Promised Land to the minor prophets. Along the way he stops to point out what…
Dr. Paul continues his survey of the Bible’s contents by looking at the devastating effects of sin that led to the building of Noah’s Ark and the eventual establishment of God’s covenant with Noah and the resulting rainbow sign. Then Dr. P discusses the Tower of Babel, the call of…
Very few people have ever actually read the Bible from cover-to-cover with a fair amount of comprehension. Those who have absolutely love its contents. Those who have not tend to despise it, simply because they either think it is a fanciful fairy tale or that it is totally irrelevant, and…