Join us in this eye-opening episode as we put one of Christianity’s oldest confessions under the microscope of Scripture. The Apostles’ Creed is recited in churches worldwide, but is it truly apostolic—or a later church creation?

We dive deep into:

• The real historical origins (spoiler: not written by the Twelve Apostles!)

• How it lines up (or doesn’t) with the Bible’s core teachings

• Why the early church needed this summary amid heresies and confusion

• Its primary role in baptism vs. broader uses in teaching and worship

• Whether creeds still matter today in a world of relativism and doctrinal drift

We also discuss infant vs. believer’s baptism perspectives, the covenantal promises to households (Acts 16:31), and how the Creed points us back to the “faith once for all delivered to the saints” (Jude 3)—while remembering Scripture alone is our ultimate authority.

If you’ve ever wondered whether the Apostles’ Creed holds up biblically, this episode is for you. Listen, test everything against the Word, and contend for the faith!

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Mentioned References:

https://www.gty.org/blogs/B151109/is-the-apostles-creed-all-i-need-to-believe

https://www.crcna.org/welcome/beliefs/creeds/apostles-creed

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In the first episode of our new series, Is This Actually Biblical?, we take a look at these specific statements from Mark Driscoll. We’re weighing his claims against God’s Word—affirming the reality of spiritual warfare and the deceptive nature of sexual sin, while drawing a clear line where Scripture ends and speculation begins.

This episode draws a clear distinction between biblical teaching and theological speculation.

Engaging key passages from Judges, Genesis, the Gospels, and the Epistles, this episode addresses:

•What Scripture actually says

•The biblical distinction between pagan idols and demonic influence

•Whether angels or demons ever appear as male and female in Scripture

•Why biological and modern gender categories cannot be applied to spiritual beings

•The difference between demonic influence and ontological claims about identity

Rather than reacting to rhetoric, this episode models biblical discernment by testing claims against the text—because Christian theology is shaped by what God has revealed, not by speculation beyond it.

Strong claims require strong Scripture. Show us the verse.

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In the hustle of the Christmas season, it’s easy to miss the most profound word of the story: Sent. Many assume Jesus began His existence in a manger, but Scripture paints a far greater picture—the eternal Son of God, who existed from everlasting, was sent into the world to become flesh and save us. If Jesus was merely created, He cannot save. But because He is the uncreated, divine Son given by the Father, Christmas becomes the thunderous moment when eternity entered time.

This episode dives deep into biblical Christology, exploring the pre-existence and incarnation of Christ through Old and New Testament texts, the precise language of prophecy (Isaiah 9:6, Micah 5:2), Mary’s worship in the Magnificat, and the apostolic witness. We confront alarming survey data revealing widespread confusion in the church today and show why the distinction between “created” and “sent” is not abstract theology—it’s the very heart of the gospel and the reason we can worship with confidence this Christmas.

Join us for a rich, doctrine-driven conversation that will reawaken your awe of the Sent Savior.

Music provided by Reawaken Hymns and Nathan Drake. -https://www.reawakenhymns.com

Their beautiful modern arrangement of Come Thou Long Expected Jesus was featured throughout the episode and is available on Apple Music, Amazon, Spotify, YouTube Music, and everywhere you stream or download music. Discover more inspiring hymn arrangements, worship pads, and resources at https://www.reawakenhymns.com and follow them on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. An all-original EP titled Exegesis—featuring six new worship songs rooted in Scripture—is coming February 2026.

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