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What happens to truth when a civilization stops reading?

In this episode, we open with the Celts, barbarians, and the so-called “Dark Ages”—a world often caricatured as ignorant and primitive, yet far more complex. As Rome collapses, literacy fractures. Books disappear. Memory replaces manuscripts. Oral culture dominates, and with it comes both preservation and loss.

Beowulf- How we need a hero!

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A clear walk through the Covenant of Grace—its first announcement in Genesis 3:15, its unfolding to Abraham, and its fulfillment in Christ. We show how Scripture presents one saving promise across all of redemptive history and how this shapes the Christian’s confidence, worship, and hope.

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Sin didn’t vanish when you were justified. The old nature still fights, but it no longer reigns. In this episode, JDV and PBK unpack how believers can face indwelling sin without fear—because Christ has broken its dominion. We trace the ongoing presence of the flesh, the freedom of the new man, and how grace equips you to wage war with confidence and hope.

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Where sin abounds grace much more abounds.

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Why sin no longer reigns in those united to Christ, and a brisk plan to fight its lingering presence.

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Is man two parts or three? In this episode we tackle the classic question of human nature: dichotomy (body–soul/spirit) vs. trichotomy (body–soul–spirit). We define the terms, survey key Scriptures (KJV), and trace how Christians have argued the issue across the centuries. We’ll weigh texts like Hebrews 4:12, clarify word-usage (ψυχή / πνεῦμα), and ask why this matters.

You’ll learn:

• Definitions and the best arguments for each view
• How key passages are used (and misused)

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JDV and PBK open Titus 2 to explore what it really means to be “keepers at home.” Far from an outdated command, this calling reveals how the Christian household serves as the first mission field and a living picture of ordered love under Christ.

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In this episode of Knights of the Round Table with PBK, we explore what it means that God created humanity “male and female” in His image (Genesis 1:27). What does Scripture teach about the distinction, equality, and complementary roles of men and women? How has God’s design been challenged in our culture, and how should Christians respond with clarity and conviction?

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