Mel, Michael, Joel, and Gilbert discuss the principle of biblical perspicuity. This means the plainest readings of scripture are likely the correct ones. Is this always the case when reading the Bible or are there other considerations while interpreting the text? How do we balance the need for strong convictions with keeping an open mind for new information? Next they discuss whether the intellect is the primary means by which a person comes to know God. Are we undervaluing the mind when it comes to our relationship with God? Is the human heart totally depraved without being tempered by the mind? The conversation finishes with why pastors should take hospital visits seriously, and some common mistakes to avoid when you make a visit.
