In Season 1, Episode 6 of the Simply Christian Podcast, hosts Casey, Michael, and David explore the profound question of who Jesus is and why He holds such significance in our lives. They examine the Biblical claims about Jesus and the declarations He made about Himself, delving into His identity as the cornerstone of faith. Through this insightful discussion, the hosts highlight the implications of Jesus' life and teachings for our understanding of eternal hope. Join them as they navigate the Scriptures to uncover the transformative power of knowing Jesus and what it means for our journey of faith.

In Season 1, Episode 5 of the Simply Christian Podcast, hosts Casey, David, and Michael delve into the often-overlooked topic of sin in contemporary culture. They explore its definition and significance, discussing the dangers that arise from ignoring or misunderstanding sin. Through a biblical lens, the hosts examine who grapples with the concept of sin and the implications it has for individuals and society. They also offer insights on how to address and overcome sin in our lives, encouraging a deeper understanding of humanity’s moral struggles and the hope found in faith. Tune in for a thoughtful and engaging conversation that challenges listeners to reflect on this critical aspect of the Christian journey.

In this thoughtful installment, Casey, David, and Michael move from foundational questions (what it means to be simply Christian, why Scripture matters, and who God is) into a focused conversation about the origin of all things. They consider the uncreated Creator and the active, relational work of the Godhead/Trinity at the dawn of creation. The guys examine what it means to be made in God's image, explore the richness and complexity of human personhood, and sadly, but honestly, address how sin entered and skewed God’s good design. Expect clear, accessible theology, real biblical concern, and practical insights that bring light to the spiritual confusion that many face today.

Perfect for anyone curious about faith, creation, and the hope of restoration.