A conversation between two friends studying the Bible, exploring the parts of religion that are often misunderstood.
I Want To Know
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A conversation between two friends studying the Bible, exploring the parts of religion that are often misunderstood.
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Publishing Since
11/8/2025
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December 15, 2025
#006: What Must I Do to Be Saved? (Pt. 2)
<p>This is part 2 of a conversation between Josh and John about what a person must do to be saved according to the New Testament. Watch the full episode to find out the full answer!</p>
December 8, 2025
#005: What Must I Do to Be Saved? (Pt. 1)
<p>In this episode, Josh asks John, "What must I do to be saved?" This is the same question the Philippian Jailer asked Paul and Silas in Acts 16. It's a very important question that everything should be asking. John goes to the scripture. The full episode was split up because of the length.</p>
December 1, 2025
#004: Does it matter if I go to church?
<p>Christ is the head of the church, and Scripture calls the church His body—not a scattered set of solo believers doing their own thing. That picture sits at the center of the question, “Does it matter if I go to church?” Josh and John talk about how the early Christians gathered because life in Christ was never meant to be lived alone. The apostles warn against forsaking the assembly, not to box people in, but because drifting from the body slowly dries out the heart. Paul’s picture in Ephesians shows every joint supplying strength to the others, each believer a living stone set into something bigger than himself. When someone steps away from the body, they’re stepping away from the very means Christ uses to teach, steady, and mature His people.</p><p>Josh Freeman and John Daniel unpack this in a down-to-earth way. They talk through why Jesus built a church instead of offering a private spirituality path, how shared worship, communion, preaching, fellowship, and simple week-to-week life together shape a believer far more than most realize. The episode keeps circling back to a simple point: the church isn’t an optional add-on, it’s the place where Christ actually shepherds His people. They wrap up by inviting listeners to see the church not as a Sunday obligation but as a living organism joined to Christ Himself—messy at times, but essential and life-giving.</p>
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