In this enlightening discussion, we explore 31 teachings from the Bible, serving them as cold hard facts for your warm tender hearts. Presented simply and clearly, without deep interpretation, these teachings may be controversial for some, but are undeniably located in the sacred Scriptures. We encourage you to verify these claims by checking the Bible references provided for each point.

We begin our journey with a powerful statement from Proverbs 6, clarifying God's disdain for injustices such as abortion. Delving deeper into the innocence of children, we invoke specific verses from the books of Second Samuel, Ezekiel, and Matthew. Then, we examine the priority God must be given over familial relationships, quoting Jesus' words from Matthew 10 other verses exemplifying God's love for all, his views on marriage, divorce, and the essential duality of his nature as love and a consuming fire are expressed.

In this discourse, we do not shy away from potent yet sensitive topics such as the status of homosexuals in the eyes of God, the importance of abiding by civil and religious laws, the requirement for couples to marry and divorce within the doctrines of the Bible, the existence of hell, and accountability for our choices. The limitations placed upon women in religious contexts are discussed alongside God's expectations for a wife's submission and a husband's love.

Emphasizing the seriousness of salvation and its many aspects, we refer to verses from the books of Galatians, Hebrews, First Peter, and Revelation. We expose the fragility of salvation, illustrating how it can be lost when one falls from grace. We also shed light on the importance of obeying civil government and maintaining adherence to sound doctrine for securing salvation.

Finally, we delve into the controversial topic of baptism, including its requirement of full immersion, its inappropriateness for infants, and its essentiality affirmed by Jesus, Paul, and Peter. We culminate this lesson with an emphatic statement that no single entity or concept alone can grant salvation—it is a complex, multifaceted event driven by the benevolence of God, the sacrifice of His Son, Jesus Christ, and the proper response from man.

We hope you take these teachings to heart and join us for more engaging discussions around the Word of God in future episodes.