Word Matters is a podcast dedicated to helping Christians understand some of the most confusing passages of the Bible. Hosts Brandon Smith and Trevin Wax, along with special guests, help the audience both understand why the passage is difficult and how to teach it to others. Word Matters is sponsored by the Christian Standard Bible. Find out more at CSBible.com.
Word Matters
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Podcast Overview
Word Matters is a podcast dedicated to helping Christians understand some of the most confusing passages of the Bible. Hosts Brandon Smith and Trevin Wax, along with special guests, help the audience both understand why the passage is difficult and how to teach it to others. Word Matters is sponsored by the Christian Standard Bible. Find out more at CSBible.com.
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4/15/2016
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Recent Episodes
December 2, 2022
A Word Matters Reunion with Brandon and Trevin
Hello! If you’re still subscribed to this feed, we have a special episode for you. Brandon and Trevin recently reunited on Brandon’s podcast, Church Grammar, to discuss Trevin’s new book
July 29, 2019
What Is John Warning Us About at the End of Revelation?
In the series finale, Brandon and Trevin answer a question raised in Revelation 22, "What is John warning us about at the end of Revelation?"<br /> <br /> Check out our new sister podcast, Church Grammar.<br /> <br /> --<br /> <br /> Meet the Hosts:<br /> <br /> Trevin Wax is Bible & Reference Publisher at B&H Publishing and the author of many books, including This Is Our Time, Counterfeit Gospels, and Gospel-Centered Teaching. Follow him on Twitter.<br /> <br /> Brandon D. Smith is Assistant Professor of Theology and New Testament at Cedarville University, host of the Church Grammar podcast, and the author of Rooted: Theology for Growing Christians and They Spoke of Me: How Jesus Unlocks the Old Testament. Follow him on Facebook.
July 22, 2019
Did a Witch Bring a Prophet Back from the Dead?
Brandon and Trevin answer a question raised in 1 Samuel, "Did a Witch Bring a Prophet Back from the Dead?"<br /> <br /> Check out our new sister podcast, Church Grammar.<br /> <br /> --<br /> <br /> Meet the Hosts:<br /> <br /> Trevin Wax is Bible & Reference Publisher at B&H Publishing and the author of many books, including This Is Our Time, Counterfeit Gospels, and Gospel-Centered Teaching. Follow him on Twitter.<br /> <br /> Brandon D. Smith is Assistant Professor of Theology and New Testament at Cedarville University, host of the Church Grammar podcast, and the author of Rooted: Theology for Growing Christians and They Spoke of Me: How Jesus Unlocks the Old Testament. Follow him on Facebook.
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