Differing Things

Ministering Galilean Women

Luke records many instances where Jesus Christ interacted with women. One such place is Luke 8:1-3. What can these women, living under law, show us today in this Dispensation of Grace? What is Luke's point in this passage, and what are the ramifications of missing this point? Do not forget to leave your likes, and comments!

Created to Play

Whether in the pub or in the pew, there is one question you can always count on hearing: “Did you see that game?” Sports are prominent in culture and relevant to life, which is why the average sports show often spends as much time talking about ethics, racism, crime, and sexuality, as it does athletics. What is the meaning of sports? This week's Differing Things Podcast attempts to answer this question. Do not forget to leave your comments, and better yet why not start to follow us!

The Drink Offering

What exactly is a drink offering and why is it important for a Believer to understand it? There are many offerings in the Old Testament, how do they impact our understanding of the Greek Scriptures? Today's special guest John Ewen will answer these questions and explain how this offering relates to Jesus Christ and His willing sacrifice on the cross!

A Brief Outline of the Bible

A while age our Host Bill Petri presented a study about Progressive Revelation and a Bible outline. He attempted to answer the following questions: How do all the books of the Bible relate to each other, and what are they about? Why does Paul read so different than the rest of the Bible? Today's Differing Things looks at these very questions. If you are curious about the Bible or want to study it deeper, this is the perfect starting point for you! Do not forget to give us a like and why not start following us!

John 3:16 and the Present Dispensation of Grace

John 3:16 is the most well-known verse in all the Bible. Many Christians use it as a verse to present salvation to the unsaved. By doing this they prove their own ignorance of the Scriptures. John 3:16 is not a verse on how one gets saved today. It is a verse on how the Hebrew people were to be saved in their kingdom program. The present dispensation of the grace of God has a different message. Today's Differing Things Podcast looks at this very crucial topic and will help clear up the misunderstanding of John 3:16. Do not forget to give us a like or leave your comments!

Why Do Bad Things Happen to Good People? Or Such as is Common to Man.

How often have you heard the question "Why do bad things happen to good people? The answer may shock you. The Apostle Paul gives a very clear concise answer. Paul also gives us the solution to all of our problems. The problem is most individuals either fail to read Paul's writings, or they misapply, or misunderstand what is written.

What Does the Bible Teach About Religious Freedom?

How important is religious freedom to a free society? Is religious liberty essential to the success and survival of the church? Is religious freedom even Biblical? Today's Differing Things Podcast looks at these very important questions.

”That I May Know Him”

One of the most powerful verses in all of Scripture is Philippians 3:10. It is divided by its main words and can be stated in its four phrases. 1.) The all-governing passion: "That I may know Him." 2.) The effectual power: "The power of His resurrection. 3.) The essential basis: "The fellowship of His sufferings." 4.) The progressive principle: "Conformed to His death." How do these phrases help us with our Christian life and identification in Christ? Do not forget to give us a like, and leave some thoughts for us!

Biblical Illiteracy and its Cost

Why are so many Christians illiterate about the Scriptures? In the west we have had religious freedom for a long time, and yet our freedom has turned to illiteracy. What impact does this have on our Christian life, and why is it so important?

The Secret of the Evangel or The Mystery of the Gospel

What does the Greek word mustērion mean? Our English Bibles typically render this word as "mystery," or "secret." What does the Greek word euaggelion mean? Our English Bibles typically render it as "gospel," "evangel," or "good news." How does our understanding of these words impact the preaching of the cross? Is prophecy about the cross the same as the preaching of the cross, or are they different things? Christianity has allowed biases and misunderstanding to overwhelm it; with the result being many Christians cannot tell anyone with clarity what the "gospel" is! So, what exactly does the Apostle Paul mean when he says: "the secret of the evangel?" As a believer it is crucial to understand these words, and the significance they hold for all of humanity!