Many Christians want to read the Bible faithfully, but misunderstandings often happen when we don’t recognize how Scripture is written. In this episode, David and Natan continue their conversation on how to properly interpret the Bible by focusing on literary genre. They explain how historical narrative, poetry, prophecy, and letters each communicate truth differently, and why recognizing those differences is essential for understanding God’s Word.

Using examples like David and Goliath, they show how to identify plot, characters, dialogue, and the author’s intended message instead of reading personal meaning into every detail. The goal is not to force application too quickly, but to understand what God is actually communicating.

Reading the Bible can be intimidating—especially when you don’t know where to start or how to make sense of what you’re reading. In this episode, David and Natan get real about the struggles many Christians face when opening the Bible.

They unpack why it’s okay to feel overwhelmed at times, how to cultivate discipline without turning Bible reading into a checklist, and what it looks like to approach Scripture with hunger instead of guilt.

Conflict is a reality in a broken world but it does not have to lead to division. In this episode David and Natan explore how believers should approach conflict in the church using wisdom from James Galatians Ephesians and Proverbs. They share why conflict can actually be a catalyst for spiritual maturity when handled with grace humility and truth.