A library for reasoning together.
Studies, PDFs, a documentary and printable tracts — all free. Read them, share them, and bring your questions.
Biblical Discussion
Jesus taught through conversation in 6 of every 7 recorded situations, and Paul “reasoned” in open forums. What would church look like if we did the same?
Read →Sermons Don’t Work
Research on how much is remembered from lectures versus discussion — roughly 10% versus 90% — and where sermons came from.
Read →Preachers in the Bible Didn’t Do Sermons
A Greek lexicon study of the words translated “preach” and how they’re used across ancient literature.
Read →Who Owns the Pulpit?
A book posted a chapter at a time on a blog where you can comment — on who God lets stand in His pulpits.
Read →The Evidence for Fellowship
Biblical evidence for worshipping with a “multitude of counsellors” — within churches and across denominations.
Read →Light in the Darkness
Matthew 5:13–16 asks us to shine where it’s darkest. A study on churches returning to that mission.
Read →The Gift of “Governments”
A study of the Holy Spirit gift listed in 1 Corinthians 12:28.
Read →How Jesus Changed Government
Half of the Gospels record Jesus’ exchanges with Palestine’s political rulers.
Read →God’s Political Heroes
The examples of faith in Hebrews 11 — and how each one influenced their government.
Read →1620: When Freedom Was Reborn
How the Pilgrims’ Bible-based discussion services became laboratories of free speech, religious freedom, and a vote for every household.
Read →The Verses That Launched Freedom
Which Scriptures did the Separatists quote, and how did they assemble those verses into Freedom?
Read →The Last Five Reformation Theses
Luther stopped at 95. Here are five more, first published on the 500th anniversary of Reformation Day.
Read →Saltshaker Operation & History
How Saltshaker handles philosophical, theological and logistical challenges — plus a Bible study on “Salt.”
Read →Adventure Verses
God offers life like a movie. A study of Psalm 91, Matthew 25 and the call to real-life adventure.
Read →Answered Prayer
A printable tract about answered prayer — not just little prayers, but prayers as big as mountains.
Read →“But doesn’t the Bible say…?”
Short answers to the questions we hear most. Each one is explored in depth in the studies above.
“Christians have no business in politics.”
When politics gets involved in sin, the Gospel calls us to get involved. The Gift of “Governments” (1 Corinthians 12:28) is a gift of the Holy Spirit.
“Politics is dirty. Christians should separate from it.”
The way to avoid being soiled by dirty politics isn’t to call it too dirty to clean, but to clean it. (Matthew 9:10–13)
“The Bible says not to offend church members.”
In Scripture, “offend” means to cause someone to stumble into sin — not to upset them with the truth. Jesus Himself was called a “stone of offense.”
“We are to pray for our leaders, not lobby them.”
1 Timothy 2:1–2 lists prayer alongside three other actions. God asks us to speak to the people causing a problem, not only to Him about it.
“Just get people saved — then they’ll know what to do.”
If saved people automatically knew what to do, we wouldn’t need teachers. Studying together what God calls right and wrong helps immunize us all.
“Come now, and let us reason together, saith the LORD.”ISAIAH 1:18
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