In this episode of Inside the Scholar's Study, Dr. Gallagher and Brad read, translate, and discuss the meaning the Greek text of Ephesians 1:3-10.

In this episode, we go back to Genesis 2 to explore God’s foundational design for marriage: leaving father and mother, holding fast to your spouse, and becoming one flesh. “Leaving” doesn’t mean abandoning or dishonoring your parents—it means recognizing that marriage creates a new family that should be prioritized. We can bring the good things we learned from our families of origin into our marriages, but we must build our own home together rather than simply continuing the traditions and expectations we grew up with. And leaving and cleaving isn’t just a decision we make on our wedding day. Throughout every season of marriage, we have opportunities to choose our spouse, cling to one another, and keep other voices in their proper place. Wise counsel from parents and others can be a blessing, but ultimately our marriage belongs to us, our spouse, and God. Because marriage is meant to reflect Christ and His church, we are called to continually choose each other, protect our union, and hold fast to the one God has joined us to.

In this episode of The Book Club, Brad overviews the New Testament book of James!

Technology is a wonderful servant but a terrible master. Ministers should leverage technology to serve people more effectively, not replace the personal relationships and spiritual formation at the heart of ministry. On this episode, Kase Britton, preacher for the East Hill church of Christ in Pulaski, TN, joins Robert to discuss this topic from three perspectives:3 Unhealthy Tech Practices3 Healthy/Useful Tech Practices3 Ways To Improve Your Relationship to Technology

Proverbs 23:29-35 contains much to say about alcoholism. When we turn to science, does it match the record of scripture? Andrew Crowe goes verse by verse to show how the two match up perfectly.