Do you love your grandmother? How about your kids? Is it just something you say, or does it actually produce action? Strange how we sometimes claim we love God, and yet have no interest at all in Him. From 1 John 2:3-6.

How will we fare on the Day of Judgment.  Would it help us if we had a really great defense attorney? Luckily for us, one is available, and he is guaranteed to win. From 1 John 2:1-2

If you ask most people if they are sinners, you'll get a frank "no" response. But is that really true? What does it even mean to be a sinner? Find out from 1 John 1:8-10.

What does it mean to be a Christian? John begins to tackle this question in his epistle by telling us about "walking in the light." What does that mean? From 1 John 1:5-7.

How can an imprisoned man talk about making his joy complete just by delivering a message? It probably has something to do with the importance of the message. From 1 John 1:4.

Can we know God? What can we know about Him? Is it important? We hear some answers from a man who saw, heard, and touched God. From 1 John 1:1-3

For our 25th episode, we decided to talk a little bit about the Bible, and why this Book has some of the very coolest things ever inside.

We've been looking lately at a lot of problems with the heart and how we don't measure up. But today, we're going to look at someone with a perfect, pure heart, and what it means to us. From Hebrews 4:12-16.

We've spent the last few weeks talking about the problems in the hearts of people. Today, we're going to talk about one evil heart in particular: mine. From Genesis 6:5-6.

I know what everyone is telling you. They are telling you that you should be proud. That you deserve respect. I'm going to tell you the truth: your pride is killing you. From Luke 1:51-53

What stuff do we have dumped into the dark corners of our hearts? Is it hatred, lust, ambition, pride? Does it even matter? From 2 Corinthians 4:3-6

Are we okay with God? Is this something we should be worried about? Our hearts often tell us not to worry about it, but is that just the hardness of our hearts ignoring the truth? From Ephesians 4:17-20.

Has anyone told you to follow your heart? What a fickle thing to follow! In truth, our heart misleads us more often than we would like to imagine. There is a better choice when it comes to following something. From Jeremiah 17:9-10.

It's the most important question, ever. And most people ignore it. Its answer literally has life-or-death consequences, and most of us barely give it a moment's thought. Sounds rather foolish, doesn't it? From Psalm 14:1-2.

A prayer for mercy, for protection, and for guidance. Based on Psalm 143.

"You shall not covet." In the final of the Ten Commandments, we are no longer talking about our wrong actions, but our wrong thoughts. We discuss the importance of a right heart. From Exodus 20:17.

Is it really wrong when we lie? Is it a problem if we speak badly of our coworkers or neighbors? We discuss the 9th commandment, which tells us to not bear false witness. From Exodus 20:16.

We continue our look at the Ten Commandments by examining the command not to steal. Have we put money before other people? A look at the evening news will prove we have. But what does God say about it? From Exodus 20:15

Is God a prude who doesn't want us to have any fun in the bedroom? We explore the command against adultery and explain how God doesn't want to take away our fun, but to have more of it. From Exodus 40:14.

You shall not murder. It's a pretty simple command, but one you're probably breaking every day. We'll explain how. From Exodus 20:13.

It may be the one verse that gets more eye-rolling than any other in the Bible: that we should honor our father and mother. What is the importance and relevance of this passage? From Exodus 20:12.

What's the deal with the Sabbath anyway? How are we supposed to "keep it?" We talk about the fourth commandment: keeping the Sabbath. From Exodus 20:8-11.

What's the big deal with using the name of the Lord? We'll address that question today in the third podcast in the series on the Ten Commandments. From Exodus 20:7.

Does God care how we worship Him? Does He care how we depict Him? We'll look at the second commandment today. From Exodus 20:4.

Do the Ten Commandments have any meaning for us today? Does the warning against having gods before God mean anything to a society that doesn't really worship golden calves? Our first in a series on the Ten Commandments. From Exodus 20:2-3.

A prayer from Psalm 31.

We're doing a special edition of the podcast to talk about Joss Whedon's Firefly. My new book, One Power in the 'Verse: Finding God in Firefly and Serenity, is available now at www.paullytle.com.

There's a big debate about when the world began. Was it a six day Creation, or did it take millions of years? But the question isn't really a question of science, but of faith. Genesis 3:22-23

Satan used two tricks against Eve to tempt her to eat of the forbidden fruit. Today we look at the second of those two temptations. From Genesis 3:4-5.

The account of the Fall shows us two tricks that Satan still uses today. We will look at the first of the two today.

We are made in the image and likeness of God. Have we lived up to the honor? We look today at Genesis 1:26-27.

Ever wonder where the light came from on the first day of Creation? We don't know, but we think the better question is, do you have faith to believe it happened anyway? Please visit our written blog at www.christianpilgrimage.org

In which we explain the name of the podcast. Please visit our written blog at www.christianpilgrimage.org, where we are going through the book of Proverbs.

Our debut podcast. Please visit www.christianpilgrimage.org for our written blog on Proverbs.