Bible Study Podcast
Summary: Study the Bible with Travis Pauley and Wes McAdams. Whether you are a seasoned Christian or a new Christian, you will enjoy these Bible studies. Each week, Wes and Travis study another biblical topic, exploring the relevance Scripture has for our lives today. Though the topics vary greatly from week to week, the goal of every Bible study is the same, learn to love like Jesus. These Bible studies are brought to you by Radically Christian and the church of Christ on McDermott Road in Plano, Texas.
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Summary: In this episode of the CrossTalk podcast, Sam, James, and Wes discuss questions like: What kind of work are Christians obligated to do? Should we do what we enjoy doing? Should we do what we are “gifted” or “talented” at doing? What does God expect of us? What is the right perspective to have about the work we do for the Lord? Question or Comment for the Show: Call and leave us a voicemail and you may hear yourself on a future episode of the CrossTalk Podcast. The number is (707) 238-2216. Episode Sponsor: Thank you to our sponsor: Campaign: Capitol Hill. You can find Campaign: Capitol Hill on Facebook at Facebook.com/CampaignCapitolHill or on their website at campaigncapitolhill.com. Connect: If you enjoyed this CrossTalk podcast, be sure to check out: www.facebook.com/radicallychristianpage www.facebook.com/bhcofc www.twitter.com/wesmcadams www.youtube.com/radicallychristian
Summary: In this episode, the guys discuss humor and the place it has in the life of a Christian. Why did God give us a sense of humor? Why is it that some people seem to only find humor in things that are sinful? Should Christians ever be silly? Does silliness have a place in the life of Christians? Give some thought to the things discussed in this episode. Question or Comment for the Show: Call and leave us a voicemail and you may hear yourself on a future episode of the CrossTalk Podcast. The number is (707) 238-2216. Episode Sponsor: Thank you to our sponsor: Campaign: Capitol Hill. You can find Campaign: Capitol Hill on Facebook at Facebook.com/CampaignCapitolHill or on their website at campaigncapitolhill.com. Connect: If you enjoyed this CrossTalk podcast, be sure to check out: www.facebook.com/radicallychristianpage www.facebook.com/bhcofc www.twitter.com/wesmcadams www.youtube.com/radicallychristian
Summary: In this episode, the guys discuss humor and the place it has in the life of a Christian. Why did God give us a sense of humor? Why is it that some people seem to only find humor in things that are sinful? Should Christians ever be silly? Does silliness have a place in the life of Christians? Give some thought to the things discussed in this episode. Question or Comment for the Show: Call and leave us a voicemail and you may hear yourself on a future episode of the CrossTalk Podcast. The number is (707) 238-2216. Episode Sponsor: Thank you to our sponsor: Campaign: Capitol Hill. You can find Campaign: Capitol Hill on Facebook at Facebook.com/CampaignCapitolHill or on their website at campaigncapitolhill.com. Connect: If you enjoyed this CrossTalk podcast, be sure to check out: www.facebook.com/radicallychristianpage www.facebook.com/bhcofc www.twitter.com/wesmcadams www.youtube.com/radicallychristian
Summary: In this episode of the CrossTalk podcast, Sam Dominguez, James Sumners, and Wes McAdams discuss sin: why we sometimes fail to get rid of it completely and why we need to get serious about dealing with it. Often what we say is our “struggle” has become our “habit” or “practice.” We often fail to realize the urgency of fully repenting of our sins. When we try to maintain one foot in Christ and one foot in the world, we miss out on so many wonderful blessings; including eternity in heaven. We hope this episode is edifying for all of our listeners. Question or Comment for the Show: Call and leave us a voicemail and you may hear yourself on a future episode of the CrossTalk Podcast. The number is (707) 238-2216. Episode Sponsor: Thank you to our sponsor: Campaign: Capitol Hill. You can find Campaign: Capitol Hill on Facebook at Facebook.com/CampaignCapitolHill or on their website at campaigncapitolhill.com. Connect: If you enjoyed this CrossTalk podcast, be sure to check out: www.facebook.com/radicallychristianpage www.facebook.com/bhcofc www.twitter.com/wesmcadams www.youtube.com/radicallychristian
Summary: In this episode of the CrossTalk podcast, Sam Dominguez, James Sumners, and Wes McAdams discuss sin: why we sometimes fail to get rid of it completely and why we need to get serious about dealing with it. Often what we say is our “struggle” has become our “habit” or “practice.” We often fail to realize the urgency of fully repenting of our sins. When we try to maintain one foot in Christ and one foot in the world, we miss out on so many wonderful blessings; including eternity in heaven. We hope this episode is edifying for all of our listeners. Question or Comment for the Show: Call and leave us a voicemail and you may hear yourself on a future episode of the CrossTalk Podcast. The number is (707) 238-2216. Episode Sponsor: Thank you to our sponsor: Campaign: Capitol Hill. You can find Campaign: Capitol Hill on Facebook at Facebook.com/CampaignCapitolHill or on their website at campaigncapitolhill.com. Connect: If you enjoyed this CrossTalk podcast, be sure to check out: www.facebook.com/radicallychristianpage www.facebook.com/bhcofc www.twitter.com/wesmcadams www.youtube.com/radicallychristian
Summary: In this episode of the CrossTalk podcast, Sam, Wes, and James discuss why we have a tendency to distrust our church leaders. Why is that we trust church leaders until it comes to issues of money or until we disagree with them? Why do we often question their motives when it comes to certain issues? Should we trust people automatically or do they have to earn our trust? These are a few of the things discussed in this week’s episode of CrossTalk. Question or Comment for the Show: Call and leave us a voicemail and you may hear yourself on a future episode of the CrossTalk Podcast. The number is (707) 238-2216. Episode Sponsor: Thank you to our sponsor: Campaign: Capitol Hill. You can find Campaign: Capitol Hill on Facebook at Facebook.com/CampaignCapitolHill or on their website at campaigncapitolhill.com. Connect: If you enjoyed this CrossTalk podcast, be sure to check out: www.facebook.com/radicallychristianpage www.facebook.com/bhcofc www.twitter.com/wesmcadams www.youtube.com/radicallychristian
Summary: In this episode of the CrossTalk podcast, Sam, Wes, and James discuss why we have a tendency to distrust our church leaders. Why is that we trust church leaders until it comes to issues of money or until we disagree with them? Why do we often question their motives when it comes to certain issues? Should we trust people automatically or do they have to earn our trust? These are a few of the things discussed in this week’s episode of CrossTalk. Question or Comment for the Show: Call and leave us a voicemail and you may hear yourself on a future episode of the CrossTalk Podcast. The number is (707) 238-2216. Episode Sponsor: Thank you to our sponsor: Campaign: Capitol Hill. You can find Campaign: Capitol Hill on Facebook at Facebook.com/CampaignCapitolHill or on their website at campaigncapitolhill.com. Connect: If you enjoyed this CrossTalk podcast, be sure to check out: www.facebook.com/radicallychristianpage www.facebook.com/bhcofc www.twitter.com/wesmcadams www.youtube.com/radicallychristian
Summary: In this episode of the CrossTalk podcast, Sam Dominguez, James Sumners, and Wes McAdams discuss “pride.” Is it ever right to feel proud? What about the way we feel about our children, aren’t we proud of them? What about when our children make a good choice and do the right thing, can we be proud of them? Why do we feel pride if it is always wrong? These are a few of the things discussed on this week’s podcast. Question or Comment for the Show: Call and leave us a voicemail and you may hear yourself on a future episode of the CrossTalk Podcast. The number is (707) 238-2216. Episode Sponsor: Thank you to our sponsor: Campaign: Capitol Hill. You can find Campaign: Capitol Hill on Facebook at Facebook.com/CampaignCapitolHill or on their website at campaigncapitolhill.com. Connect: If you enjoyed this CrossTalk podcast, be sure to check out: www.facebook.com/radicallychristianpage www.facebook.com/bhcofc www.twitter.com/wesmcadams www.youtube.com/radicallychristian
Summary: In this episode of the CrossTalk podcast, Sam Dominguez, James Sumners, and Wes McAdams discuss “pride.” Is it ever right to feel proud? What about the way we feel about our children, aren’t we proud of them? What about when our children make a good choice and do the right thing, can we be proud of them? Why do we feel pride if it is always wrong? These are a few of the things discussed on this week’s podcast. Question or Comment for the Show: Call and leave us a voicemail and you may hear yourself on a future episode of the CrossTalk Podcast. The number is (707) 238-2216. Episode Sponsor: Thank you to our sponsor: Campaign: Capitol Hill. You can find Campaign: Capitol Hill on Facebook at Facebook.com/CampaignCapitolHill or on their website at campaigncapitolhill.com. Connect: If you enjoyed this CrossTalk podcast, be sure to check out: www.facebook.com/radicallychristianpage www.facebook.com/bhcofc www.twitter.com/wesmcadams www.youtube.com/radicallychristian
Summary: In this episode of the CrossTalk podcast, Sam Dominguez, James Sumners, and Wes McAdams discuss why it feels so strange for someone to say, “I forgive you.” Why does it sound so condescending, or like the person is blowing things out of proportion, when he or she says that they “forgive” the other person? Sam, James, and Wes have a spirited discussion about why apologizing is not the most important part of this process. We hope you are edified by this discussion. Question or Comment for the Show: Call and leave us a voicemail and you may hear yourself on a future episode of the CrossTalk Podcast. The number is (707) 238-2216. Episode Sponsor: Thank you to our sponsor: Campaign: Capitol Hill. You can find Campaign: Capitol Hill on Facebook at Facebook.com/CampaignCapitolHill or on their website at campaigncapitolhill.com. Connect: If you enjoyed this CrossTalk podcast, be sure to check out: www.facebook.com/radicallychristianpage www.facebook.com/bhcofc www.twitter.com/wesmcadams www.youtube.com/radicallychristian
Summary: In this episode of the CrossTalk podcast, Sam Dominguez, James Sumners, and Wes McAdams discuss why it feels so strange for someone to say, “I forgive you.” Why does it sound so condescending, or like the person is blowing things out of proportion, when he or she says that they “forgive” the other person? Sam, James, and Wes have a spirited discussion about why apologizing is not the most important part of this process. We hope you are edified by this discussion. Question or Comment for the Show: Call and leave us a voicemail and you may hear yourself on a future episode of the CrossTalk Podcast. The number is (707) 238-2216. Episode Sponsor: Thank you to our sponsor: Campaign: Capitol Hill. You can find Campaign: Capitol Hill on Facebook at Facebook.com/CampaignCapitolHill or on their website at campaigncapitolhill.com. Connect: If you enjoyed this CrossTalk podcast, be sure to check out: www.facebook.com/radicallychristianpage www.facebook.com/bhcofc www.twitter.com/wesmcadams www.youtube.com/radicallychristian
Summary: In this episode of the CrossTalk podcast, Sam Dominguez and Wes McAdams discuss how they feel when they’ve done poorly teaching and preaching God’s word. Why do we feel bad when we’ve preached and taught poorly? What can help us cope with these feelings while at the same time striving to preach and teach better? This discussion will helpful for anyone who teaches or preaches, but also all Christians. Question or Comment for the Show: Call and leave us a voicemail and you may hear yourself on a future episode of the CrossTalk Podcast. The number is (707) 238-2216. Episode Sponsor: Thank you to our sponsor: Campaign: Capitol Hill. You can find Campaign: Capitol Hill on Facebook at Facebook.com/CampaignCapitolHill or on their website at campaigncapitolhill.com. Connect: If you enjoyed this CrossTalk podcast, be sure to check out: www.facebook.com/radicallychristianpage www.facebook.com/bhcofc www.twitter.com/wesmcadams www.youtube.com/radicallychristian
Summary: In this episode of the CrossTalk podcast, Sam Dominguez and Wes McAdams discuss how they feel when they’ve done poorly teaching and preaching God’s word. Why do we feel bad when we’ve preached and taught poorly? What can help us cope with these feelings while at the same time striving to preach and teach better? This discussion will helpful for anyone who teaches or preaches, but also all Christians. Question or Comment for the Show: Call and leave us a voicemail and you may hear yourself on a future episode of the CrossTalk Podcast. The number is (707) 238-2216. Episode Sponsor: Thank you to our sponsor: Campaign: Capitol Hill. You can find Campaign: Capitol Hill on Facebook at Facebook.com/CampaignCapitolHill or on their website at campaigncapitolhill.com. Connect: If you enjoyed this CrossTalk podcast, be sure to check out: www.facebook.com/radicallychristianpage www.facebook.com/bhcofc www.twitter.com/wesmcadams www.youtube.com/radicallychristian
Summary: In this episode of the CrossTalk podcast, James Sumners and Wes McAdams discuss parenting, especially as it pertains to young children. Often, parents of young children allow their young kids to keep them from attending worship services or other church events like weddings, funerals, gospel meetings, etc. How should parents deal with these types of situations? Question or Comment for the Show: Call and leave us a voicemail and you may hear yourself on a future episode of the CrossTalk Podcast. The number is (707) 238-2216. Episode Sponsor: Thank you to our sponsor: Campaign: Capitol Hill. You can find Campaign: Capitol Hill on Facebook at Facebook.com/CampaignCapitolHill or on their website at campaigncapitolhill.com. Connect: If you enjoyed this CrossTalk podcast, be sure to check out: www.facebook.com/radicallychristianpage www.facebook.com/bhcofc www.twitter.com/wesmcadams www.youtube.com/radicallychristian
Summary: In this episode of the CrossTalk podcast, James Sumners and Wes McAdams discuss parenting, especially as it pertains to young children. Often, parents of young children allow their young kids to keep them from attending worship services or other church events like weddings, funerals, gospel meetings, etc. How should parents deal with these types of situations? Question or Comment for the Show: Call and leave us a voicemail and you may hear yourself on a future episode of the CrossTalk Podcast. The number is (707) 238-2216. Episode Sponsor: Thank you to our sponsor: Campaign: Capitol Hill. You can find Campaign: Capitol Hill on Facebook at Facebook.com/CampaignCapitolHill or on their website at campaigncapitolhill.com. Connect: If you enjoyed this CrossTalk podcast, be sure to check out: www.facebook.com/radicallychristianpage www.facebook.com/bhcofc www.twitter.com/wesmcadams www.youtube.com/radicallychristian
