Skeptics will be skeptics. And it's a bit understandable when you walk through the Bible and encounter these incredible events that happen that defy logic.

A world-wide flood, donkey speaking, seas and rivers part, ax heads float, hungry lions lose their appetite, flames burn ropes but not skin, quail and manna to feed millions, dead being raised, and a four to six inch thick curtain rips from the top to the bottom: A bit difficult to imagine.

Yeah, there's a lot of head scratching about Biblical occurrences until you put it all in the perspective that the God of time, space, and matter can do anything He chooses.

And especially when He wants to reveal Himself.

These aren't fairy tales or historical fiction but instances where the Father works within His creation in His love and power.

We can accept the unexplainable when it comes to trusting Him. If He put the stars in their places and knows the number of hairs on your head, we can rely on His Word.

Milk.

We all start out drinking it. Babies need this great nutrition to eventually grow into mature, healthy adults. However, we can't live on just milk; physically or spiritually. Otherwise we just end up as "fat babies."

In this podcast, we break down four walks of spiritual life that contradict being a true follower of Jesus Christ. It really does go "Beyond Belief." And it's time we take spiritual inventory to see of any of the following characterize our spiritual lives.

Convenient, Casual, Carnal, and Compromised.

These are four words that should never describe our walk with the Lord. W

Now, we're not here to point fingers or put people's faith under a microscope. But we do want to point out pitfalls of faithlessness that the Holy Spirit can convict us of and lead us into truth.

Resurrection Sunday is an incredible celebration day for believers. It's even more significant than the Incarnation...and that's a big deal.

In this podcast, we look at some of the things people might not consider with just a cursory glimpse at the Biblical account of our Savior's rising from teh dead.

- Were the soldiers at the tomb Roman or Jews?

- Why didn't Jesus die in the horrendous process of His beatings, trials, and crucifixion?

- How do we know Jesus didn't just "swoon" and walk out of the tomb? Did He really and truly die?

- Just how much evidence do we have of the resurrection?

It's a time of both celebration and humility that Jesus Christ would become sin for us so that we can be reconciled to the Father. This was God's plan all along and, when the time was exactly right, He sent His Son to fulfill everything that was prophesied about Him throughout the Old Testament.

Guard at a cemetery? No problem...right?