What does it mean that humans are made in the image of God?In this conversation with Dr. Brett Williams, we explore the biblical and theological meaning of the image of God, how it distinguishes humanity from the rest of creation, and ho...

Is morality just personal opinion—or is it rooted in God Himself?In this conversation with Dr. J.P. Moreland, we explore why morality is objective, how virtue connects to being conformed to Christ’s image, and how the church can model mo...

How do we get from the original Greek and Hebrew manuscripts to the English Bibles we read today?In this episode, Dr. Mark Ward—author, theologian, and YouTuber (War on Words)—talks thro...

Meet our new pastoral intern at Indian Hills Community Church, Andrew Ramirez!In this episode of the Sound Words Podcast, Andrew shares his testimony, how family life shapes his ministry, and his vision for the Alpha Omega Campu...

Why study 1 Corinthians, and what does it teach us today?Dr. Brent Belford, Faculty Associate at Virginia Beach Theological Seminary and Senior Pastor at Colonial Baptist Church, walks through the context, themes, and practical guidance ...

Why is literal interpretation essential for biblicism?Dr. Mark Snoeberger of Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary explains why we must read Scripture according to authorial intent, the dangers of rejecting literal hermeneutics, and how t...

How do we move faithfully from interpretation to application?Dr. Jack Hughes, Lead Pastor of Anchor Bible Church, explains why exegesis is essential, what mistakes to avoid, and how biblicist application safeguards the church. With pract...

What does it mean to be a biblicist—and why should Christians embrace the label?In this episode, Dr. Cory Marsh of Southern California Seminary unpacks the definition of biblicism, its connection to sola Scriptura, and how to guard again...

What does it mean to develop theology like a biblicist—and why does it matter?In this episode, Dr. Richard Bargas joins Pastor Jesse Randolph to share his journey of becoming a biblicist and how the Bible itself—not tradition or personal...

Why serve the local church—and how do good books help us see its importance?In this episode of Sound Reads, Pastor Jerry Wragg—Pastor-Teacher at Grace Immanuel Bible Church in Jupiter, FL, President of The Expositors Seminary, a...

Prayer is vital but often neglected.In this Sound Reads episode, Pastor Michael Otazu shares books that have deepened his prayer life and how they can encourage you to grow in consistent, fervent communion with God.📚 Affiliate lin...

Suffering is inevitable—but the Bible gives us hope.In this episode of Sound Reads, we recommend books that help believers understand suffering through the lens of God’s sovereignty. These are resources that don’t offer quick fi...

Some books leave a mark that never fades.In this episode of Sound Reads, Pastor Rick Holland of Mission Road Bible Church shares the books that have shaped his relationship with Christ, espe...

Church history isn’t just for scholars—it’s for every believer.In this episode of Sound Reads, Dr. Matthew Shrader of Central Baptist Theological Seminary joins us to share books that b...

Theology isn’t just for the classroom—it’s for every Christian. But where do you begin?In this episode of Sound Reads, Pastor Jesse Randolph joins Pastor Aaron Nicholson to highlight books that teach sound doctrine with clarity ...

We believe the best book in the world is the Bible—but there are some really helpful books that can guide us in understanding the big picture of Scripture.In this first episode of our Sound Reads series, Pastor Jesse Randolph jo...

Is dispensational theology a thing of the past—or is it still thriving today?To wrap up our Faithful Men series, Pastor Jesse Randolph joins Pastor Aaron Nicholson to answer the big question: Where are the dispensationalists tod...

Dr. John Walvoord was one of the most influential dispensational theologians of the 20th century. But who was he—and what is his legacy today?In this episode, Dr. Jeremiah Mutie, Professor of Theology and Church History at

Dr. Charles C. Ryrie is a household name in theological circles—but his impact goes far beyond his Study Bible.In this episode, Dr. Paul Weaver—Associate Professor of Bible Exposition at

What kind of man founded one of the most influential theological seminaries in America?In this episode, Dr. John Hannah—longtime professor at Dallas Theological Seminary—joins Pastor Jesse Randolph and ...

In this episode of the Sound Words Podcast, Dr. Dave Burggraff—Professor of Historical and Systematic Theology at Shepherds Theological Seminary—joins us to discuss the life and legacy of Cyrus Ingerson Scofi...

In this episode of Faithful Men, we’re joined by Pastor Robert Thurman—President of Brookes Bible College and pastor at Forest Park Bible Church in S...

In this episode of Faithful Men, Dr. James Fazio takes us into the life and legacy of John Nelson Darby, the “father of dispensationalism.” Learn about Darby’s background, his theological convictions, and how his literal approach to Scripture s...

In this episode of Sound Words Podcast, we launch our new series Faithful Men, highlighting influential voices in theology and church history. Pastor Jesse Randolph explains why dispensationalism still matters today. We discuss what...

In this episode, Elder Rob Jensen shares how the Lord saved him, how serving has shaped his faith, and why every believer—new or seasoned—has a part to play in building up the church. Tune in for wisdom, encouragement, and practical ways to ste...