God has given you everything you need, and He is all you need. If you said "Amen," then why do you covet?

The Ten Commandments are more than a generic law code that anyone can live by. They are the reference point to a wider, set-apart way of life, and that set-apartness comes with a few rules on how to conduct oneself in a new identity as a kingdom of priests, a holy nation.

Today, the guys begin their new series unpacking the Ten Commandments, beginning with coveting.
Tune in to hear how pervasive and destructive this seemingly simple attitude can be.

Because the best conversations happen after class!

How do we present the very political biblical worldview without doing it in a worldly political way? Do Moses, Joseph, Daniel and company, Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther prove that Christians should seek top political positions to influence policy?

Does God call us to be on the right or the left of the political aisle? What level of involvement with the governing authorities is appropriate?

Today, the guys answer listener questions regarding how Christians should relate to governing authorities as they wrap up the series.

Are you okay to have no say? Tune in today to find out, because the best conversations happen, After Class!

Do you believe Christians should control the outcome of political and state decisions?

Should Christians fear governing authorities? How do Christians engage and interact with the wider political culture and the powers of the age?

Today, the guys engage with some of the most cited passages as they wind down their series on politics and faith, focusing on the Christian's relationship with governing authorities.

Tune in to hear how passages like Romans 13:1–5, Matthew 22:15–22, Titus 3:1–5, 1 Peter 2:11, 1 Timothy 2:1–4, and Matthew 10:28 fit into the conversation and inform our ultimate posture.