In 1 Corinthians, Paul says that eating food sacrificed to idols isn’t inherently sinful. Yet in Revelation 2, Jesus rebukes churches for participating in that very practice. Does this mean Paul is at odds with Christ?

In this episode, Pastor Charlie unpacks why apparent contradictions in Scripture often come down to context, not error. Exploring the early church in Acts and comparing Paul’s teachings with passages in James and Romans, he shows how different audiences and situations clarify what the Bible is really saying. We also examine why Paul’s writings spark debate today, how misinterpretation fuels confusion, and why reading Scripture in context matters.

If you’ve ever wrestled with Paul’s letters or wondered how the Bible fits together, this episode will help you understand Scripture with greater confidence and clarity.

Parenting may be one of the hardest callings God gives us and discipline is often the most difficult part of it. In this episode, Pastor Charlie tackles a thoughtful question about raising children in a Christ-centered way, especially during the toddler years. Drawing from Scripture and many years of parenting experience, he talks about how to balance grace and compassion with consistency, correction, and clear boundaries. We discuss biblical principles that address common questions about spanking and discipline, and remind parents that the ultimate goal is love, repentance, growth, and pointing our children toward Jesus. If you have ever wrestled with how to discipline well, this conversation is for you.

In this episode of Q&A with Pastor Charlie, a student’s question leads us into the story of Jesus walking on the water in Mark chapter six. What does it mean that Jesus intended to pass by the disciples, and why did they mistake Him for a ghost?

Pastor Charlie unpacks the context of the miracle, connects it to the feeding of the five thousand, and highlights Jesus’ divine authority over fear, nature, and hardened hearts. This episode encourages listeners to ask honest questions, stay rooted in Scripture, and learn to see Jesus more clearly in the midst of life’s storms.