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The internet has allowed us to share and spread ideas across the world in the matter of seconds, but what does the internet mean for us in the faith? Does the internet help our cause, or does it just open more pitfalls for Christians to fall into. How are we supposed to be ambassadors for Christ in a world that is increasingly becoming more and more digital?

A new generation is changing the face of Southern Baptist culture and practice, but is this a good thing? This week Timothy, Kenneth, and David discuss these shifts based on an article from The Gospel Coalition.

Is our responsibility as Christians only to share the gospel with people, or are we called to do more than that? What roll does the church need to play in social justice issues like poverty, racism, classism, and sexism? These questions and more will be covered on this episode of Roundtable Christianity!

This week David, Andrew, Timothy, Kenneth, and Hardin discuss the Bible and Biblical Authority? Is the Bible really free from error? How do we know the Bible can be trusted as authoritative? What do we make of the seeming contradictions in the text? And where did this book we call The Bible come from anyways? All these questions and more will be answered on this week's Roundtable Christianity!

On this episode Timothy, Kenneth, Hardin, David, and Andrew discuss the sinners prayer. Is the sinners a resource that ministers need to use in order to guarantee people are saved, or is it an non-biblical heresy that oversimplifies salvation. Is the prayer more helpful or hurtful to the efforts of evangelists, and if it is hurtful then what should replace it?

This is our first Round Table Q&A. Today we are responding to a question we received regarding Episode 1 - The Local Church. In this mini-episode Timothy, Hardin, David, and Andrew try to give some insights on whether a person can or should leave a church over theological disagreements.

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