Bob and Shawn discuss James 1:21-27 in today's episode. By being a doer of the word, we can bless others and in turn, be blessed ourselves. Let's use the trials that we've overcome to help those around us.

In today's broadcast, Bob and Shawn discuss James 1:12-18. As trials come, the person who endures them in a Godly way will gain God's approval. Listen in to this encouraging discussion.

Much confusion exists because of faulty interpretations of the book of James. Bob and Shawn seek to use this series to clear up some of that confusion. Today's episode is on James 1:2-11. Trials on this earth are inevitable. James encourages us in this passages of scripture with how we can properly respond to these trials to grow in maturity.

Today we start a new series on the New Testament epistle of James. Bob and Shawn discuss the author, audience, and time frame as well as the purpose of James' book. Be sure to check out our free James e-books on our website!

To finish out blog week, Bob and Shawn discuss a blog Bob wrote on April 22, 2019, "Pastors Who Give Several Different Salvation Messages". Why do pastors sometimes give a faith-alone message for salvation and then other times give a Lordship Salvation message? Listen to today's broadcast for this interesting explanation.

In today's broadcast, Bob and Shawn discuss the topic of OCD and assurance. This helpful discussion is based on a blog Bob wrote on December 13, 2006 entitled "Christianity for the Emotionally Damaged."

Shawn wrote a blog called "Doctrinal Emotive Behavior Therapy" on March 22, 2019 that received a lot of positive feedback. This appears to be a subject that affects many people. In today's show, Bob and Shawn discuss how to apply Biblical doctrine therapeutically.  

On April 11, 2019, Bob wrote a blog entitled "Fire Insurance Evangelism". Is it really a bad thing to believe in Jesus to avoid eternal condemnation? Listen to today's broadcast to hear this interesting discussion.

Today's show begins "blog week". Each day this week we'll be discussing a different blog previously published on faithalone.org. The blog from February 13, 2019 explains how the simple message of faith alone in Jesus for everlasting life is often replaced with having "a personal relationship with Jesus".

Today we conclude our series on "The Power of Repentance". Where did the idea originate that we need to repent to be born again? How do we argue against that when it's so prevalent?