In the final episode of season four, Adam and Charlie look at how different generations work together in the church.

What does unity in the church look like? And how do we get there?

Discipline and discipleship go hand in hand. This week, Adam and Charlie continue their look at What is the Church, turning now to the question of church discipline.

To answer this question, Adam and Charlie ask: What is a church member's responsibility?

Having looked at the exegesis of the church, and then theology, now we turn to the application side: What should be in a local church's bylaws? And how should we use them?

Thinking now about the age to come, and specifically, how the church is triumphant in the age to come.

The next part of the definition of the church is: "the church is triumphant in this world, though often through suffering and perseverance."

Adam and Charlie pickup their definition of church, breaking down the next phrase: "threatened both from within and without."

Continuing to break down — phrase by phrase — the definition of the church from episode 44 (first episode of this season), Adam and Charlie now look at: "the church is called to be holy in the midst of a sinful world."

Continuing their conversation around the question: What is the Church? Adam and Charlie now turn to this central idea: The Church is built on the foundation of the apostles and the prophets.

Adam and Charlie turn their attention to passages that help us understand a biblical-theological perspective on the church, beginning with Ephesians 5 and Acts 20.

Continuing the question, What is the church?, Adam and Charlie now put a finer point on it, asking: Why does the church matter?

Beginning season 4, Adam and Charlie now look at the question: What is the Church?

Dealing with a false gospel in your church, unfortunately, isn't that uncommon today. This episode looks at how to handle that.

Today, Adam and Charlie turn to apologetics and how we can work it into preaching and evangelism.

Today, Adam and Charlie, turn to the preeminence of keeping the gospel central to your preaching.

As pastors, how do we lead our churches in the area of evangelism?

Today, Adam and Charlie turn now to a common, but sometimes overlooked, topic of sharing the gospel with children.

Continuing with the question, What is the Gospel? Adam and Charlie look now to the practical side, asking: How do we actually proclaim the Good News?

Today, Adam and Charlie switch to a practical turn now, looking at what makes for a counterfeit Gospel. Galatians 1 is the text they use as a springboard.

Bring it all to a head, what does the question, What is the Gospel?, tell us about the promises of the gospel?

Examining the question this core question (What is the Gospel?), Adam and Charlie look at the theological content of the gospel.

Today, Adam and Charlie, still looking at the question: What is the Gospel?, turn their attention now to the theological side of the question.

Continuing the question (What is the Gospel?), Adam and Charlie examine Galatians 3.