What does it mean to say that God is one being in three persons? In this second installment, we dive headfirst into the mystery of the Trinity — not just as a doctrine, but as a lived tension between faith and reason. We wrestle with modalism, toy with the idea of a duality between Father and Son, and ultimately confront the undeniable presence of the Holy Spirit in scripture. Part 2 lays the foundation for understanding the trinity while later installments will be dedicated to exploring each person of the Trinity — Father, Son, and Holy Spirit — in depth.

What does it mean to say that God is truly good and infinitely powerful? In this first installment of a multi-part exploration, we dive into the essential characteristics that define the nature of the Christian God — His immutable attributes that He does not share with humanity, and His mutable qualities that He graciously shares with us. Along the way, we introduce the foundational concept of the Trinity: one God in three persons. This episode sets the stage for Part 2, where we’ll focus more deeply on the distinct roles of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

God's revelation didn’t end when the biblical canon closed. In this episode of our God Revealed series, we explore how God continues to reveal Himself today—not just in scripture, but in the stirrings of our spirit, in the still small voice, and even in the moments when He seems hidden. What can we learn about God's nature through all this? How can we learn to listen and grow closer to Him? If you have ever wondered about these things, this episodes for you.

God’s revelation didn’t stop with the Old Testament—it reached its fullest expression in Jesus Christ. But even in the New Testament, He reveals Himself in different ways: through Christ’s teachings and miracles, through direct encounters like Paul’s dramatic conversion, and through the varied experiences of the disciples. Why does God choose such diverse methods of revelation? What can we learn from these encounters? In this episode, we explore how God reveals Himself in the New Testament, what it means for our understanding of Him, and how it shapes our relationship with Him today.

God doesn’t reveal Himself in the same way to everyone—from Adam to Abraham to Moses, each encounter is different. Why does God choose such varied methods of revelation? What can we learn from these differences? In this episode, we explore how God reveals Himself throughout the Old Testament and what it tells us about His nature and His relationship with humanity.

What is prayer? How do I pray? How many times should I pray? Should I pray in "Jesus's name"? How does this all work? Join us and hear what Carl has to say about it.

How do I have a relationship with God who feels like a distant Father or a pen pal? I want a close relationship with Him that has constant back and forth communication. How do I get that? Join us as we dig into this question.

Why does God love little old me? What does it mean to be made in His image? In this episode we dig into why and how God loves every individual person and not just humanity as a whole abstract group.