Nimrod is a notorious character in the Old Testament, but has the Tower of Babel event had consequences that still effect us today? Well, outside of language diversity, there may be a group of people still trying to see Nimrod's call come to fruition. Join us on a wild episode!

So, if all dogs go to heaven, how do we know which angels go to hell? In this episode we explore the idea of Hell and how the Bible describes it and if there is any other literature that can shed some light. Its a hot episode, but let's dive in!

It's the age old question, right? The Old Testament is full of God being mean to people and He has a change of heart in the New Testament and starts loving everyone. Well, let's take a look at that and see how well that idea holds up.

Being so removed from cultures and geography, it can be hard for us to place people and think of ancient people's lives like our own. Growing up in a small town, you run into the same people and know just about everyone... was that the same for Jesus growing up? Join us as we ask the question of whether or not Jesus and Matthew went to school together.

Welcome back to Martyr's Row! In this episode, join us as we discuss the practice of excommunication and the significance of names. We look into the Gospel of Christ imbedded into even the very names of people and how that can effect our lives.

Jesus refers to Himself as the "Son of Man" more than any other title. Why did He use that so much and why is it so significant? Join us today while we explore the origins and implications of Jesus' favorite title for Himself.

Uh oh! We're talking about the book of Enoch. That's right, we're coming out of the gate swinging. In this episode we spend some time talking about what the book of Enoch is and, more importantly, what it isn't.

Are you excited for the return of Jesus?

Welcome to Martyr's Row. We're going to explore those thoughts and questions you feel like you aren't allowed to ask.