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A podcast for people who want to know what Scripture actually says, not what they have always been told it says.

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“Where doubt, knowledge, and truth collide“

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Episodes
Abandonment, Rejection, and Feelings
Abandonment, Rejection, and Feelings

How abandonment and rejection shape what you believe, how you relate, and how you see yourself. And what theology has to do with any of it. Season 1, Episode 7.

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Who Is Jesus? Born to Die!
Who Is Jesus? Born to Die!

Who Jesus is and what he was born to do. Redemption, teaching, the kingdom, atonement, and victory over sin and death. Season 1, Episode 6.

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The Great I AM. Who Is He?
The Great I AM. Who Is He?

Who God is according to Scripture. His love, mercy, justice and omnipotence, and the questions people have always asked about all four. Season 1, Episode 5.

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Who Is WJ Daggins?
Who Is WJ Daggins?

The host’s own story. Where he came from, what he believes, and why he teaches the way he does. Season 1, Episode 4.

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Is the Bible Still Relevant, and What Does Sovereign Mean?
Is the Bible Still Relevant, and What Does Sovereign Mean?

Relevance and the sovereignty of the Bible. Season 1, Episode 3.

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Can You Mix Theology, Identity and Culture?
Can You Mix Theology, Identity and Culture?

Faith does not arrive in a vacuum. Where Scripture ends and culture begins, and what happens to your identity when you confuse the two. Season 1, Episode 2.

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Hosted by Pastor WJ Daggins

Truth is, most of us inherited our theology before we ever examined it. A phrase repeated often enough starts to sound like Scripture.

This is for the person who keeps asking questions about the Bible and keeps getting answers that do not hold up. We put the passage back in its own context, then ask what it means now.

The goal is not argument. The goal is accuracy.