As Christians, we often spend most of our time working in the New Testament, which means we sometimes struggle to understand the purpose of the Law in the Old Testament. We may not follow all of the Law, but is still very important to believers Understanding the Law is essential for understanding our own relationship with God and Jesus' sacrifice for us. Today we explore how to think about the Old Testament law as believers, which laws we should follow, and how we decide what laws to still obey.

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Sources from today's episode:

Nässelqvist, Dan, and Georgina Jardim. “Slavery.” In The Lexham Bible Dictionary, edited by John D. Barry, David Bomar, Derek R. Brown, Rachel Klippenstein, Douglas Mangum, Carrie Sinclair Wolcott, Lazarus Wentz, Elliot Ritzema, and Wendy Widder. Bellingham, WA: Lexham Press, 2016.

McLaughlin, Rebecca. Confronting Christianity: 12 Hard Questions for the World’s Largest Religion. Wheaton, IL: Crossway, 2019.

The Church of the Latter Day Saints is one of the fastest growing religions in the modern day. Even so, many of our students had questions about the Mormon faith. What do they believe? Are they Christians? How do we respond to our Mormon neighbors? This week, Pastor James and Pastor Robby sit down to learn more about the LDS Church and how we should respond as Christians.

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What's the deal with dragons in the Bible? Is the existence extra-terrestrial life in the Bible and compatible with Christian belief or is it demonic in nature? What does the Bible say about false gods? This week Pastor Robby and Pastor James sit down to address questions like these from our students.

Here is the link to the panel mentioned where other questions from students were address:

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