Hunter Witcraft discusses the spiritual practice of writing scripture as a means for going deeper into the Scriptures or as a method for being better equipped to share Christ with others.

Pastor Zachariah teaches on forgiveness. 

123 John Part 18: Hunter recaps the 123 John series to make final comments and observe some key takeaways.

Hunter sits down with... Hunter to hear the story of how God has worked in his life and bear witness to the testimony of Jesus Christ.

123 John Part 17:
Hunter hones in on the person of Gaius as they near the close of their study series.

Jesse and Hunter discuss the history, theology, and their personal experiences with Lutheranism. In it, they celebrate similarities while highlighting differences of the denomination.

Jesse struggles with pronouncing the name Diotrephes and presents the last of John's letters. 

Aaron gives testimony to the kindness and goodness of God in showing His providence over our lives through changed plans.

123 John Part 15:
Hunter discusses 2 John. Why did John write this second letter? Why is it so much shorter? And... is it even for us?

Jesse and Hunter look at a survey of Mormon belief and respond to contentions found there.

Jesse shares the last passage of 1 John in this episode and stumbles upon a verse he doesn't fully understand. 

Chris Luckman shares his story of how God has been pursuing him  over a lifetime, the lessons he's learned about our spiritual lives from music, and how making Jesus your everything is often uncomfortable, but worth it.

Jesse presents 1 John 5:6-12 and delves into the hypostatic union of Christ. John draws a line between accepting the Jesus that the Apostles preached and accepting a new version of Jesus. 

Jesse and Hunter look at the story of Balaam, the son of Beor and how he was hired to curse Israel. 

123 John Part 12:
John defines God as love. It is a simple idea, which has huge implications for our faith, our future, and our conduct.

In this episode, Jesse brings in an old lesson about the immensity of God and how we approach such a Heavenly Father.

Michael Rogers shares his "portrait": a simple story which causes he and Hunter to reflect on the blessing these testimonies have.

Jesse presents the assurance and distinction Christians have through the promised Holy Spirit. Beware of deceptive spirits that seek to silence the victory of Christ with heresy. 

Jesse and Hunter look at the history and background to the founding of the Mormon church.

Michael Rogers discusses the chief characteristic of children of God. Namely, loving your brother.