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What does the Bible actually say about responding to the Gospel?

In this episode of the Simply Christian Podcast, Casey and David confront some of the most debated questions surrounding salvation and obedience to the Gospel. Looking closely at Scripture, they examine the powerful command of Acts 2:38 and address common misconceptions about Jesus’ conversation with Nicodemus in John 3.

Is responding to the Gospel simply belief, or does the Bible call for something more?

Join us as we carefully explore what the New Testament teaches about repentance, baptism, and the new birth, and why the response to the Gospel is not about tradition or denominational teaching, but about faithfully following what God has revealed in His Word.

If you’ve ever wondered what the Bible truly says about how a person becomes a Christian, this episode will challenge you to examine the Scriptures for yourself. And, it may even change your life forever.

No Creeds, No Confusion, Just Christ

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If Jesus didn’t rise from the dead, Christianity falls apart.

In this episode of The Simply Christian Podcast, Casey, David, and Michael tackle the central claim of the Christian faith: the Resurrection. As Paul writes in 1 Corinthians 15, if Christ is not risen, our faith is empty. Christianity isn’t built merely on teachings—it stands on a historical event.

Was the tomb really empty? Did the disciples steal the body? Were the appearances hallucinations? The hosts examine the strongest skeptical theories and walk through the historical evidence—from the transformed apostles to the testimony of the first witnesses.

They also explore why the risen Jesus eating fish in Luke 24 matters, how the Resurrection unlocks the Old Testament, and why the Ascension means Christ is reigning right now.

Because He lives, death is not the end.

The victory is won. But how is it applied?

Next week: Salvation — The Journey Home.

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Join our hosts, Casey, David, and Michael as they take a deep and reverent look at the cross of Christ and its central purpose in God’s redemptive plan—atonement for sin. In this episode, the discussion centers on why the cross was necessary, what it accomplished, and how the sacrifice of Jesus satisfies both the justice and the mercy of God.

Together, they explore the biblical meaning of atonement, the seriousness of sin, and the immeasurable love demonstrated at Calvary. What does it mean that Christ died “for us”? How does His sacrifice reconcile us to God? And what does the cross demand from those who would follow Him?

This conversation invites listeners to move beyond a surface understanding of the cross and reflect on its eternal significance for every Simply Christian.