Things You Don't Hear in Church

Things You Dont Hear In Church

You know those questions that keep you awake at night? We're here to answer them. Creating a place for non-Christians and Christians alike to have honest conversations about real questions that are usually neglected in the Church.

  1. Aug 1

    You don't need to follow Torah with Dr. Solberg #330

    Do Christians need to keep the Torah? Should followers of Jesus obey the Old Testament Law today? In this episode of Things You Don't Hear in Church, we sit down with Dr. Solberg from The Biblical Roots YouTube channel to examine a hotly debated topic in Christianity: the Torah Roots Movement and whether Christians are required to follow the Law of Moses. Together, we explore what the Bible teaches about salvation by grace through faith, the New Covenant, the role of the Mosaic Law, and how Jesus fulfilled the Law. We discuss common arguments made by Hebrew Roots and Torah-observant teachers, answer difficult biblical questions, and help Christians understand what Scripture actually says. Whether you're a new Christian, exploring faith in Jesus, questioning legalism, or looking for solid biblical teaching, this conversation will strengthen your understanding of the gospel and your confidence in God's Word. If you're interested in Christian apologetics, Bible study, theology, discipleship, biblical truth, the Old Testament, the New Testament, or defending the Christian faith, this episode is for you. You can get Dr. Solbergs books at: https://www.amazon.com/Law-Christ-Promise-Verse-Verse/dp/0310165849/ref=sr_1_1?crid=T4NG9GD03SLD&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.4wXQ73DiNjv9mRLaa4GV3BoMD9-m6WhioW-tyRjLWXE.lRvIBPy-ORk2KD1tEifolSW-NId8gA3aOqH72QgsQFA&dib_tag=se&keywords=rob+solberg&qid=1785424680&sprefix=rob+solberg%2Caps%2C165&sr=8-1And his website is https://thebiblicalroots.org Enjoy!

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You know those questions that keep you awake at night? We're here to answer them. Creating a place for non-Christians and Christians alike to have honest conversations about real questions that are usually neglected in the Church.

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