Tremper Longman, a Distinguished Scholar and Professor Emeritus of Biblical Studies, joins the discussion to tackle the controversial question: Did God command genocide in the Old Testament? He navigates complex themes like divine judgment, the ethical dilemmas of warfare, and differing interpretations of scriptural texts. Longman addresses how these narratives relate to modern faith and morality, emphasizing the need for contextual understanding and thoughtful teaching on spiritual warfare as highlighted in Jesus' teachings.

Distinguished Biblical scholar Tremper Longman III discusses the misunderstood Book of Revelation. They explore its relevance, different interpretations, and the dangers of misinterpreting Scripture. Longman highlights the book's core message of confidence, hope, and persistence in our faith. They emphasize the importance of recognizing the true enemy and finding hope in troubled times. The speakers also examine misconceptions about faith and struggles, including the negative impact of the belief in the rapture.