Our worship services at #4 are nothing short of phenomenal. I look forward to them, I feel the presence of God in our midst, and I hope and pray we can keep it up. It's laid back, and chilled, we laugh, engage our minds, and allow the word to speak to us without bias. I've never in my life had such an experience. Here's just a short glimpse into how a typical evening of study will play out.

If I were to ask you what the Book of Revelation is about, nine times out of ten you would tell me it's about terrifying dragons, beasts, and horsemen. You would launch into a monologue of how it is a difficult book to understand and how pointless it is even to try studying it. But what if I told you that this month's issue is an attempt to debunk that myth? Would you believe me? Take a listen and let me know what you think.

It is rather strange isn’t it, that the wisest man who ever lived would have something to say about love? Not that we don’t expect wisdom to have an opinion about the subject, just that you wouldn’t think it an important subject enough to have a whole book dedicated to it. What is he talking about in the eight chapters? Is it love as we know it? As we desire? Or as we hope it is? Before we get into “he is talking about Jesus and the church”, what’s the first application and what lessons do we draw from the Preacher’s discourse? Prepare to have your mind blown away! Let’s dig in!

“Wives, submit yourselves unto your husbands, as unto the LORD. For the husband is the head of the wife, even as Christ is the head of the church: and He is the savior of the body. Therefore as the church is subject unto Christ, so let wives be to their husbands in everything.” - Ephesians 5:22-24

Are conventional labels fast becoming a thing of the past? In this episode, we explore the various reasons why people could find themselves in arrangement.

In a conversation with the disciples, Jesus tells them that “marrying and giving in marriage” (Matthew 24:38) would be one of the signs that will show that His soon return is near. What did He mean? Marriage is an ancient institution, and people haven’t stopped getting married since that first ceremony in Eden. So how could something so ordinary be a sign? Let’s throw around some theories.

How do you feel about online dating - yay/nay? Have you ever tried it? Would you like to try it? Do you think it is possible to find somebody great on the other side of the screen? Let’s talk about all of this and more in this episode on online dating.