Justin and Tricia Davis share their remarkable story of marriage restoration, forgiveness, and the power of God's love in the face of generational sins and unforgiveness. They discuss the importance of recognizing and working through wounds, the danger of bitterness and resentment, and the transformative power of forgiveness and refinement. Their ministry, Refine Us, aims to help couples and individuals find healing and hope in their relationships through God-designed tools and biblical counseling. [... more]

A couple's marriage crumbled after the husband's affair, but they found hope for restoration through counseling, faith, and a deeper understanding of their own flaws and the importance of trust and boundaries in their relationship. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the concept of Christianity, its teachings, and the validity of its claims. The Trinity, divine hiddenness, and the relationship between faith and atheism are explored, with a focus on the rational and logical aspects of these concepts. The conversation delves into the idea that if Christianity is true, then atheism is false, and the necessary conditions for intelligibility are provided. The discussion also touches on the problem of divine hiddenness and the role of faith in understanding the existence of God. [... more]

God reveals himself in a way that the only way you'll ever know him is if you want to know him for him, otherwise he obscures himself so you won't find him. The Bible gives enough evidence for those whose hearts want to know God, but it's hidden from those with proud, rebellious hearts. [... more]

God reveals Himself in a way that shatters pride and humbles the wise, only to be found by those with a childlike heart who submit to Him and surrender to His will, not using Him as a means to any other end. [... more]

The Bible presents a paradox where God's revelation is both hidden and revealed, with the wise and understanding often missing God's presence. Jesus' teachings in the Gospel of Luke suggest that God's revelation is not based on human achievement or intellectual prowess, but rather on God's gracious love and choice to reveal Himself to those who are willing to see. This raises questions about the nature of faith and reason, and how we can find certainty in our beliefs about God. [... more]

Exploring the nature of God and the Bible, addressing objections and questions about the Old Testament, prophecy, slavery, free will, and divine hiddenness, and discussing the reliability and trustworthiness of scripture. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown tackles serious objections and questions about the Bible and the nature of God, addressing topics such as slavery, divine hiddenness, and the reliability of scripture, providing insights and answers to help deepen one's faith. [... more]

God's revelation is hidden in a way that only those with childlike hearts can see it, while those with proud and rebellious hearts miss it. The Bible provides enough evidence for those who want to know God, but it's not enough for those who don't. The gospel of Luke presents eyewitness accounts of Jesus' life and teachings, but the message is too counterproductive to be made up, and the accounts are too early to be legends. The Holy Spirit is needed to open people's hearts to see the evidence and believe in God. [... more]

God reveals himself in a way that shatters pride and is only known by those who want to know him for him, not as a means to any other end. The wise and understanding miss God because their hearts are blind and God reveals things to children, those with a childlike heart who are submissive and willing to surrender to him. Surrender to God precedes knowledge about God, and submission to God often precedes knowledge about God. [... more]

Christian theologians have grappled with the problem of the hiddenness of God for 2,000 years, questioning why Jesus often spoke in parables and why God's evidence is not clearer. Jesus explains in the Gospel of Luke why he hid his accomplishments and what the point is in doing so, revealing that God's revelation is a gift that we don't deserve and that our hearts must be changed to see the truth about God. [... more]