In this episode Mike and Stephen start addressing an article titled "Jews & Christians Worshipping Together" by Mark van Niekerk, lots of profitable and serious discussion follows: these things matter.

Stephen wonders whether we read our modern practices back into the past without realising it. It might make you think, it might not.

Mike and Stephen finally do another of their personal priorities which for Stephen is corporate worship, fortunately it dovetails nicely with the previous episodes on authority and worship. It looks planned but definitely not by us.

What's up with worship music these days? Mike and Stephen discuss their preferences, their theology of sung worship, and have a laugh at some truly terrible lyrics.

Christians must obey God above everything else but God in His word tells us to obey rulers, where are lines to be drawn when these come into conflict?

Believers know that their allegience to Christ is going to be in conflict with the world. We are also called upon to be peaceable and obedient citizens, so how should the Christian relate to the state?

Surely no Christian can support capital punishment? Well if the Noahic covenant is still in effect then that might have an impact on our beliefs.

The next part of the Noahic covenant is about the prohibition on eating blood when eating animals.