Michael Rogers shares his "portrait": a simple story which causes he and Hunter to reflect on the blessing these testimonies have.

Jesse presents the assurance and distinction Christians have through the promised Holy Spirit. Beware of deceptive spirits that seek to silence the victory of Christ with heresy. 

Jesse and Hunter look at the history and background to the founding of the Mormon church.

Michael Rogers discusses the chief characteristic of children of God. Namely, loving your brother. 

The testimony of RJ Olmstead, in which he shares how God uses the people and circumstances of our lives in ways we could never know.

123 John Part 9:
Hunter continues the study by looking at the idea of practicing righteousness and practicing sin. For the Christian, a child of God, there is only one clear choice.

Hunter brings the character of Sosthenes to discuss with Jesse in a reminder about how God redeems our past as well.

Michael further explores and shares his frustrations with the idea of abiding, and how it relates to our position as children of God.

The Testimony of Hunter Hoover

123 John Part 7:
Hunter observes John's teaching regarding antichrists and his advice in standing firm in the face of their persecution and false teaching.

Jesse and Hunter discuss their experiences with and some beginning concerns about Mormonism.

Jesse shares his findings on John's poetic affirmations. In a letter full of instruction and straightforward speaking, why does John turn to poetry to communicate further facts?  

Hunter observes God's perfect timing at Christmas.

Hunter brings Nabal to discuss being the background character. Jesse brings the Bible's many mentions of magic to discuss the influence and far reach of the spiritual and the evil.

Jesse presents John's "new" commandment and explores the apparent contradiction of its newness. 

Hunter discusses Jesus role in the life of a Christian both in light of their past sin being removed and the sins which they still fall into.

Jesse and Hunter discuss the Reformation and the Catholic Church.

Michael addresses the importance of congruency and the audacity of claiming to have a sinless life.

Jesse opens the first letter of John by noting some of its peculiarities and observing the opening testimony it bears about the person of Jesus.

Hunter brings Doeg the Edomite as a lesson about selfishness and God's justice. Jesse brings the Pharisees to talk about keeping the law and allowing tradition to take control.