In this episode of Becoming Outlaws, host Ken McMullen delves into one of Christianity's most controversial and challenging topics: the doctrine of hell. While many hold to the traditional view of hell as eternal conscious torment, deeper study reveals that the early church considered alternative, biblically-based perspectives—perspectives often deemed taboo in modern discussions.

Ken is joined by guest Steve Gregg, a renowned Bible teacher, author, and host of The Narrow Path radio program. With decades of teaching experience, Gregg discusses his book, Why Hell?, which explores the three main biblical views of hell with clarity and theological depth.

Together, they unpack the complexities of this topic, offering insights for those questioning traditional teachings and those seeking a deeper understanding of how to share their faith. This thought-provoking episode challenges listeners to engage with difficult questions and explore how theology shapes faith and community. www.thenarrowpath.com

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In the latest episode of Becoming Outlaws, host Ken McMullen dives into the mysterious world of ghosts and the paranormal with guest L.G. Nixon, a fiction author known for her ghost novels for teens. Are ghosts real? What exactly are they? Together, they explore these questions, sharing examples of ghostly beliefs from scripture, including moments involving Jesus' own disciples. Tune in to hear personal ghost encounters from both L.G. and Ken, and join the conversation on the reality of the supernatural.

In this episode of Becoming Outlaws, we welcome Dr. Sandra Richter, a renowned Old Testament scholar and author, to discuss the crucial role of the Old Testament in forming the foundations of Christian faith.

The conversation delves into the ongoing debate around whether Christians should maintain a strong connection to the Old Testament, touching on contemporary perspectives like those of Andy Stanley, who suggests “unhitching” from it.

Dr. Richter also shares insights from her latest installment in the Epic of Eden series, Deborah, highlighting the complexities of gender roles in Scripture. She explores how modern Western society often misinterprets the roles of women in the Bible, emphasizing the importance of understanding the cultural context and original audience of these ancient texts.

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