In our next installment of Bible and Education, guest host Jeff Younger will lead our discussion.

Four men will be vying for the SBC presidency next week: Al Mohler, Ed Litton, Mike Stone, and Randy Adams. I will go over the four contenders and explain my endorsement.

Our group of Christians interested in talking about THE BIBLE AND EDUCATION will have our third discussion forum, on Exodus: What the Book of Exodus Says to Teachers, led by Bishop Sidallie Cole Friday, June 11, 2021 7:30 PM (CST)

What does the Bible say about education? What should families and teachers keep in mind when educating children? In a weekly series, we will be looking at these questions step by step, taking a look at one book of the Bible at a time. Today we cover Genesis 23-50.

What does the Bible say about education? What should families and teachers keep in mind when educating children? In a weekly series, we will be looking at these questions step by step, taking a look at one book of the Bible at a time. Today we cover Genesis 23-50.

What does the Bible say about education? What should families and teachers keep in mind when educating children? In a weekly series, we will be looking at these questions step by step, taking a look at one book of the Bible at a time. We begin here with Genesis 1-22, covering the creation of the world until the sacrifice of Isaac. Several major themes stand out as crucial for education. 1. Genesis presents the creation of the world as a language act, in verbiage similar to instruction. God made reality inseparable from conceptualizations of reality because God's will led all creation into being. 2. The basic laws provided to Noah apply to all people everywhere, not only to the people chosen by God. 3. Lot loses his family because he ignored the deteriorating conditions in which his daughters had to live. 4. The sacrifice of Isaac, while theologically complex, teaches us how to teach.

I’ve seen The Gospel Coalition and other orgs say that Christians shouldn’t promote conspiracy theories, specifically with this 2020 election. Is it wrong for Christians to get into conspiracy theories? If the church isn’t the building we meet in, what’s wrong with obeying the government orders and gathering together in smaller groups or outside? Does the Bible command wives to obey their husbands? Or is there a different understanding of submission?

Tracy Shannon of Texas Mass Resistance joins Bobby to discuss the massive hoax perpetrated on Texas conservatives by the GOP. The social issues have been treated to the worst kind of filibustering, subterfuge and subversion. Watch this as we go bill by bill and give you steps to act if you feel inclined, including phone numbers to call!