Episodes

Some passages in the Bible are easy to read and to understand. Other passages, however, are quite startling and difficult for us to apply. Jesus once said It would be better For Them to Drown. What does that mean, and why was that a startling statement? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest as they discuss, "Startling Statements: It Would Be Better for Them to Drown."

Some passages in the Bible are easy to read and to understand. Other passages, however, are quite startling and difficult for us to apply. Jesus once said, "It Is Not Right to Take the Children's Bread." What does that mean, and why was that a startling statement? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Jacob Farber as they discuss, "Startling Statements: It is Not Right to Take the Children's Bread."

Some passages in the Bible are easy to read and to understand. Other passages, however, are quite startling and difficult for us to apply. Jesus once said, "Eat My Flesh and Drink My Blood." What does that mean, and why was that a startling statement? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Dmitri Sims as they discuss, "Startling Statements: Eat My Flesh and Drink My Blood."

Some passages in the Bible are easy to read and to understand. Other passages, however, are quite startling and difficult for us to apply. Jesus once said, "You Must Be Born Again." What does that mean, and why was that a startling statement? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest as they discuss, "Startling Statements: You Must Be Born Again."

Some passages in the Bible are easy to read and to understand. Other passages, however, are quite startling and difficult for us to apply. In Matthew 7:6, Jesus told His disciples not to give things that are holy to dogs. What does this mean? What is the context of this statement, and how does it apply to us today? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Luke Sullivan as they discuss, "Starting Statements: Don't Throw it to the Dogs."

Some passages in the Bible are easy to read and to understand. Other passages, however, are quite startling and difficult for us to apply. Jesus once told someone,"Go and Sin No More." What does that mean, and why was that a startling statement? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Kenneth (KJ) Moore as they discuss, "Startling Statements: Go and Sin No More."

Some passages in the Bible are easy to read and to understand. Other passages, however, are quite startling and difficult for us to apply. The Bible once said, "Be still and know that I am God." What does that mean, and why was that a startling statement? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest as they discuss, "Startling Statements: Be Still and Know that I am God."

Some passages in the Bible are easy to read and to understand. Other passages, however, are quite startling and difficult for us to apply. Jesus once told His disciples, "Peace, be still." What does that mean, and why was that a startling statement? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Steve Higginbotham as they discuss, "Startling Statements: Peace Be Still."

Some passages in the Bible are easy to read and to understand. Other passages, however, are quite startling and difficult for us to apply. The Bible once said, "No Human Can Tame the Tounge. " What does that mean, and why was that a startling statement? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Adam Chalmers as they discuss, "Startling Statements: No Human Can Tame the Tounge."

Some passages in the Bible are easy to read and to understand. Other passages, however, are quite startling and difficult for us to apply. Paul once told some Christians, "Be Angry and Do Not Sin. " What does that mean, and why was that a startling statement? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Zaquan Kemp as they discuss, "Startling Statements: Be Angry and Do Not Sin."

Some passages in the Bible are easy to read and to understand. Other passages, however, are quite startling and difficult for us to apply. Jesus once told His disciples, "Love Your Neighbor." What does that mean, and why was that a startling statement? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest, Michael Bush, as they discuss "Startling Statements: Love Your Neighbor."

Some passages in the Bible are easy to read and to understand. Other passages, however, are quite startling and difficult for us to apply. Jesus once told His disciples, "Love Your Neighbor." What does that mean, and why was that a startling statement? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest, Michael Bush, as they discuss "Startling Statements: Love Your Neighbor."

Some passages in the Bible are easy to read and to understand. Other passages, however, are quite startling and difficult for us to apply. Jesus once told His disciples, "Abide in Me." What does that mean, and why was that a startling statement? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest as they discuss, "Startling Statements: Abide in Me."