It's easy to be tempted to try to counter all of the false teaching out there, but is that really the most effective thing to do? In this podcast, Dan talks about what he thinks is at the root of so many "false teachers'" "success". 


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We're so back.

With holidays, traveling, and illness (hopefully) done with, we're back with another episode!

Today, Dan talks about how the Great Commission isn't a call disconnected from the rest of Scripture. In fact, it's grounded in Genesis 1 and mankind's created purpose. 

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What's the point of high school reunions anyway?

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When we think about the Gospel being "good news" do we think of it as more of an invitation or a proclamation? Dan talks which way he views the Gospel and the unneccessary weight we might be putting on ourselves when sharing it.

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The Old Testament is filled with the people of God attaining material wealth. And that wealth seems to be tied to the promises of God. So, what, if anything, does that have to do with how we relate to God today?

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This week, Dan welcomes a long-awaited guest, Tim Trouten, to talk about the Trinity. What is it? Why might it be important that we understand what has been revealed about the Trinity?

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We can't just eat chicken nuggets every day. It's not healthy. When it comes to Scripture, we need to have a balanced diet. Let's not feast on just one portion while starving ourselves of the rest. 


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We got Noël. 

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Our church has been preaching through the book of Revelation. It can be one of the most confusing books of the entire Bible. Join Dan as he explains his approach to the book and let us enjoy together the richness of Scripture. 

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Sometimes talking about God's justice feels weird. Wasn't Jesus a peacekeeper? Inspired by a well-meaning but misguided Instagram Reel, Dan talks about our desire for justice, how we can tend to downplay God's justice, and how we might rightly view it. 

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Last time, we talked about how to read the Bible. This week, Dan talks though an example of some of the richness we could miss out on if we're not reading the Bible in this more comprehensive way.

In the second half, Dan addresses the practical question of how we can read the Bible in our "quiet time". 

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Episode one is here. In this inaugural episode, Dan walks us through the importance of reading the Bible comprehensively, urging us to consider the full sweep of Scripture rather than just isolated passages. Buckle up!

Buckle up. Polemical with Dan Collins aims to bring you insightful commentary and discussion on theology, culture, or whatever else Dan might want to talk about today.