I have heard so many theories about the beginning of the world and it is very confusing. For someone heading into highschool, it would be really hard to ground yourself if you have so many ideas thrown at you all with their own agendas and scripts. I know that we are to believe in faith, but it would be nice to hear some of the evidence, compatibility, and credibility of each one. As well as some encouragement for believers struggling with their faith in these areas. Sometimes stubborn faith can be a little different than faith because it can turn people away if you do not have an explanation for why you personally believe. Like Peter says, always have an answer ready for anyone who asks of the hope inside you. (Paraphrased) I think that this podcast would hit home for many young people searching for answers! Please consider doing an episode on this subject!

With the renewed Israeli/Palestinian conflict, how should Christians biblically view modern day Israel?

It seems like this can be an awkward topic to discuss and it is something we don't talk about as church members amongst each other.  As a young Christan that has recently graduated from college and entered the work force, I have discovered that this is a topic that I do not know much about.

When does a child become accountable for their sin? It seems like it’s more complicated than simply knowing right from wrong. A young child raised in a Christian home knows right from wrong at a very early age And chooses wrong. Additionally, we are born sinners and therefore guilty in the eyes of God.

If a young child (5-10) would express sorrow for sin (or fear of hell) be able to make a confession of faith? And if so how do we make space for these baby believers? I’m not talking of child evangelism this would come unprompted from the child.

How do we cultivate a powerful, spirit-filled prayer life? Are we including enough individual and corporate prayer in our worship? 

The first two parts of this topic were very insightful.  However, they seemed to focus more on what Godly submission/headship is NOT rather than what it IS.  Perhaps it would be helpful if there was a “Part 3” (or more) to address this in more detail, and to give actionable advice on how we can apply these concepts in our relationships.