Asking For A Friend

E10: How should Christians think about Christmas?

During the month of December podcasts from the favorites list will be reposted. New episodes will post in January. In this episode Elders Jason Rolen, Jerod Haygood and Phillip Casselton talk over the question, "How should Christians think about Christmas?" www.bbcemory.org

E9: Are the Jews still God's people?

In this episode Elders Jason Rolen and Phillip Casselton talk over the question, "Are the Jews still God's people?"

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E8: Who was Cain afraid would take vengeance on him?

In this episode Elders Jason Rolen and Phillip Casselton talk over the question, "Who was Cain afraid would take vengeance on him?"

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E7: Is competition a sin?

In this episode Elders Jason Rolen, Jerod Haygood, and Phillip Casselton talk over the question, "Is competition a sin?"

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E6: How do we know that Jesus is the Son of God?

In this episode Elders Jason Rolen and Phillip Casselton talk over the question, "How do we know that Jesus is the Son of God?"

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E5: What is the connection between emotion and worship?

In this episode Elders Jason Rolen and Phillip Casselton talk over the question, "What is the connection between emotion and worship?"

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E4: How should we think about the Prosperity Gospel?

In this episode Elders Jason Rolen and Phillip Casselton talk over the question, "How should we think about the Prosperity Gospel?"

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E3: Why does God seem more ruthless in the Old Testament?

In this episode Elders Jason Rolen and Phillip Casselton talk over the question, "Why does God seem more ruthless in the Old Testament?"

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E2: What is the Gospel?

In this episode Elders Jason Rolen and Phillip Casselton talk over the question, "What is the Gospel?"

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E1: Why does God need or want us to give Him Glory

In this episode Elders Jason Rolen and Phillip Casselton talk over the question, "Why does God need or want us to give Him Glory."

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