OH YAA 🔥🔥 This Tuesday at 6am PST Dr. Joshua Sijuwade joins us to discuss how trinitarianism can be rightfully thought of as monotheistic. This will cover how to properly construe the divine identity, what monotheism actually is, and how the trinity fits well within that model. There will be Q&A, so this is a chance for you to ask your deepest and most profound questions. See you then!

If you only had 30 minutes in a class of 5th-8th graders, what is one single Resurrection of Jesus data point that you would demonstrate toward high probability for Resurrection Theory? I'm teaching two classes this Sunday and I only have 30 minutes for both (at best. Gotta take those rascals outside, after all!). I'm using Notebook LM to gather all my sources into a slide deck, but I already know I'm someone to go on a tangent, as I am doing right now! On a related note, I was thinking about discussing one of Wes Huff's infographics as his content is stellar. Would love your various input. Thanks in advance.

Is it an actual theological problem if a book of the Bible wasn’t written by Paul? Especially if like in 1 Timothy it’s saying it’s from him? Could they be scribal errors or sumn and a scribe was like I think this one was from Paul. Or, is the difference in writing techniques and message due to these being written later in his ministry, a scribe writing for him, and/or 1 Timothy is to Timothy and not a congregation?