Matthew 5:31–32 is one of the most debated and emotionally charged passages in the entire Sermon on the Mount. For centuries Christians have argued about what Jesus meant when He spoke about divorce and remarriage.

In this episode, we examine Matthew 5:28–30, a passage where Jesus mentions hell twice while speaking about lust. But these verses raise an important question: Do they actually teach us anything about hell itself?

A podcast recently asked whether artificial intelligence can be trusted to answer theological questions. But what happens when AI's answers don't align with the theology we already hold?

A podcast recently asked whether artificial intelligence can be trusted to answer theological questions. But what happens when AI's answers don't align with the theology we already hold?

Jesus' words in Matthew 5:22 are often heard as teaching that a single word can damn a person to hell. But when read carefully, the passage reveals something far more unsettling: Jesus is not adding a new sin alongside murder...

In this episode, we slow down and work carefully through Matthew 5:22, one of Jesus' earliest uses of the word Gehenna. As part of our commitment to examine every passage that speaks to judgment after death—without skipping a...