Roseanne Forte shares her journey of overcoming life-interfering behaviors and finding freedom from addiction through the power of God's promises and neuroscience. She discusses the importance of spiritual habits, such as the Lord's Prayer, and how they can help individuals rewire their brains and renew their minds. Roseanne also talks about the value of getting a good night's sleep and how it can be restorative to the body and mind.

Matthew McQuarter, a former atheist, shares his journey from law school to becoming a Christian apologist, discussing the importance of evidence and faith in understanding the Bible and Christianity. He explains how his research and experiences led him to trust the Bible and believe in God's existence, and how he now uses his skills as a lawyer to present the case for Christianity.

Stu Epperson Jr. shares his personal story of coming to Christ and the importance of being a witness for the gospel. He emphasizes that every believer has an obligation to share the good news with a lost world and that life is a mission trip. Stu also discusses his writing ministry and the need for people to be intentional about sharing their faith with others.

The church plays a vital role in shaping the faith of children, but with the rise of screen addiction, parents and pastors must find new ways to disciple kids in today's digital age. Awana, a global leader in child discipleship, equips churches with training and resources to help parents and leaders shape the faith of children and reach them with the gospel.

The resurrection of Jesus is the central fact of the Christian faith, validating the man and the message. Eyewitness testimony from over 500 people, including the empty tomb, provides strong proof for his resurrection. The New Testament is recognized as a trustworthy source, and the resurrection appearances of Jesus to multiple people, including the apostles and others, demonstrate the reality of his return.

Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday fulfilled Old Testament prophecies, marking the beginning of Holy Week. The event is a pivotal moment in the Christian faith, demonstrating Jesus' messiahship and offering salvation to humanity. As the Bible says, 'Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Zion, Shout in triumph, O daughter of Jerusalem, Behold, your King is coming to you, He is just and endowed with salvation, humble, and mounted on a donkey, even on a colt, the foal of a donkey.'

Kathy Ireland shares her inspiring story of growing up, her early days as a model, and her journey to becoming a successful entrepreneur and follower of Christ. She talks about the importance of putting God first, seeking His guidance, and persevering through challenges. Kathy also shares her experiences as a business leader, highlighting the value of mentorship, spiritual growth, and personal development.

The Christian voice in America is spreading the gospel through various means, including digital content and evangelism. In Ireland, the Christian Heritage Tour brings people to the land of their ancestors to experience the rich Christian history and impact of the nation. The tour aims to reconnect people with their Irish heritage and introduce them to the love of Jesus Christ.

Nick Voyacic shares his life story of being born without limbs and finding hope and purpose in Jesus Christ. He discusses how his faith has helped him navigate difficult circumstances and how he believes God has a plan for every life. Nick's story is an inspiration to many, and he encourages listeners to find hope and purpose in Jesus Christ.

The concept of natural law and its significance in American law and government is discussed, highlighting the importance of recognizing the Creator and the laws of nature in shaping the country's foundation and values. The discussion also touches on the sanctity of human life, the role of the Constitution, and the work of the Pacific Justice Institute in defending religious freedom and promoting a Judeo-Christian worldview.

Dr. O.S. Hawkins shares his journey to becoming a pastor and author, highlighting his experiences and lessons learned along the way. He discusses the importance of the Holy Spirit in Christianity, the need for spiritual awakening, and the role of believers in spreading the gospel. Hawkins also talks about his book, The Spirit Code, which explores 40 truths about the Holy Spirit that every believer should know.

Every believer is part of the church and has at least some spiritual gift, which is a supernatural ability given by the Holy Spirit for the work of the gospel and the edification of the body of Christ. Knowing and operating in one's spiritual gifts is vital to the success of the church and the fulfillment of the Great Commission.

Fergus Scarfe, a principal leader of God TV, shares his personal journey of finding Jesus and how it changed his life. He emphasizes the importance of the Great Commission and the role of every believer in sharing the good news of eternal life. Fergus discusses the challenges of living in a world that is not yet heaven and the need for the church to redeem technology and use it for the glory of God.

Suffering is not a sign of God's absence or abandonment, but rather a means of deepening one's faith and trust in Jesus Christ. Through the lens of Scripture, we can see that suffering is a purposeful and redemptive experience that can lead to Christian growth, spiritual power, and a deeper understanding of God's love.

The Bible presents hell as a real and tangible place of eternal suffering, where the soul or spirit is forever separated from God. The concept of hell is often misunderstood, with some believing it's a temporary punishment or annihilation. However, the Bible clearly teaches that hell is a place of everlasting destruction and exclusion from God's presence, where people will suffer sensory pain and the loss of God's vision and presence forever.

The Bible's book of wisdom, Proverbs, teaches us to seek God's guidance and follow His Word, which is the beginning of wisdom. We are to trust in the Lord and not lean on our own understanding, and God will direct our paths. Wisdom is to see life from God's perspective, and it is a scarce commodity in a world filled with information. We are to build our lives on what God's Word says, follow God's Word, seek God's will, acknowledge God's ownership, submit to God's correction, and maintain God's perspective.

Born-again Christians can still struggle with mental health issues, despite being indwelt with God's Holy Spirit. Dr. Mark Mayfield discusses the impact of technology on mental health, particularly among younger people, and the importance of rest and stewardship of one's life. He shares his personal journey with mental health struggles and how God brought him to where he is today, and offers practical advice on how to constructively face the stresses of the day without them tearing us down.

Andrew Womack shares his personal journey of discovering the transformative power of the Word of God, from his early days as a skeptic to becoming a renowned teacher and leader of Karis Bible College. He emphasizes the importance of making the Bible a daily priority, and how it can bring about spiritual growth, victory over sin, and a deeper relationship with Jesus.

Dr. Dondi Kosten, president of Liberty University, shares his personal journey of faith and how God has led him to this point in his life. He discusses the importance of Christian education and how Liberty University is committed to helping students grow in their faith and become champions for Christ. The conversation also touches on the role of chaplaincy in the military and the importance of freedom of religion. Dr. Kosten emphasizes the need for Christians to be stewards of their time, talents, and resources, and to live their lives aligned with God's design for human flourishing.

The timeless good news of Christmas is a reminder of God's love and redemption, as seen in Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol, where Ebenezer Scrooge's transformation is a powerful allegory of the gospel message. Through his journey, Scrooge learns the true spirit of Christmas and the importance of faith, family, and generosity, ultimately leading to a changed heart and a renewed appreciation for the season.

Christmas is a reminder that God is aware of our needs, sympathizes with our struggles, and plans for our salvation. The birth of Jesus is a historically provable event that changes lives and offers hope for a better future. By examining the historical facts of Jesus' birth, we can gain a deeper understanding of God's love and plan for humanity.

The birth of Jesus is a significant event in history, commemorated by Christmas, and foretold by prophecies in the Old Testament. The incarnation of God, as a human, is a central theme in the Bible, with Jesus being the promised Messiah. The Old Testament hints at the God-man, and the prophecies about Jesus' birth, life, and death are fulfilled in the New Testament. The birth of Jesus marks the beginning of the kingdom of God, and it is a time for reflection and celebration of the faithfulness of God.

Christmas is a time for personal revival, restoring relationships, and resetting priorities. It's a reminder of God's love and the birth of Jesus, who came to relieve the burden of sin and the fall. As we reflect on Christmas, we can renew our relationship with Christ, mend fences with others, and recommit ourselves to the Great Commission.

The hosts reflect on the true meaning of Thanksgiving, sharing personal experiences and biblical teachings on gratitude, faith, and the importance of acknowledging God's love and provision in our lives.

Pastor Shane Ray shares his inspiring story of faithfulness and spiritual legacy, from his early call to ministry at 13 to leading Open Door Worship Center in Mississippi. He emphasizes the importance of planting seeds that may not bear fruit in our lifetime, and the value of unity and partnership in church revitalization and multiplication.

Alan Becker, a Jewish believer in Jesus Christ and audiologist, shares his journey from a traditional Jewish upbringing to accepting Jesus as his Lord and Savior. He discusses the intricacies of the human ear and how it points to a Creator God, and reflects on his experiences as a Jewish person in America and his relationships with Christians.

The United States is in a state of spiritual emptiness and moral decay, with a loss of awe and gratitude for the transcendent. Christians must give themselves to revival, seeking a move of God's Holy Spirit, and repentance is the first step towards revival. A passionate, unified movement of prayer and a clear proclamation of the gospel are also essential for a spiritual awakening in America.

The Bible teaches that being born again is a necessity for heaven, a prerequisite for salvation, and a personal responsibility. Jesus told Nicodemus that unless a man is born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God. The new birth is not just a religious vocabulary or activity, but a supernatural transformation that occurs when we put our faith in Jesus Christ.

The Christian life is not a guarantee of a pain-free journey, but it can be a journey of growth and redemption through suffering. Jesus, who suffered unjustly, is our example of how to respond to suffering with love and forgiveness. By putting our faith in Christ, we can find meaning and purpose in our pain and trust that God is working redemptively in our lives.

Living in a time of false and dangerous presuppositions, people assume things about reality, morality, and truth, jeopardizing their lives, futures, and souls. The Bible teaches to pursue truth and seek it like fine gold, and it's imperative to believe what's right and live what's right. Presuppositions about one's self, reality, America, and the world shape our motivations, priorities, and behaviors, and it's essential to call out and critique these assumptions to speak truth and expose the Democrat-woke Marxist worldview.

A young Christian leader shares his journey of discovering apologetics and evangelism, and how he is using his gifts to reach his generation with the gospel. He discusses the challenges of being a Christian in a dopamine-driven society and the importance of silence and stillness in seeking God's voice.

The Bible teaches that evil is present in the world but is limited and temporary, and that God's plan of salvation offers hope and redemption for humanity. Christians must cultivate a rational and biblical worldview to resist evil and promote truth, and to equip others to do the same.

The existence of evil in the world is a perennial apologetics question, and Christians must reconcile the presence of wickedness with an all-powerful, good God. Alex McFarland explores this issue in the context of the shooting of Charlie Kirk, a Christian leader who was assassinated for proclaiming the truth. McFarland argues that fascism is not a Christian value, but rather a totalitarian ideology that suppresses opposition and controls society. He also discusses the importance of free speech, due process, and the free exchange of ideas in a Christian, Judeo-Christian Principled representative capitalist republic.

The discussion revolves around the life and legacy of Charlie Kirk, a Christian leader who gave his life for the message of American freedom and the Christian gospel. The conversation touches on the importance of honoring the Sabbath, the natural law, and the Gen Z revival, as well as the need to speak truth and live boldly in the face of opposition. The discussion also explores the biblical worldview and its relevance to contemporary issues such as the LGBTQ narrative and the need for Christians to be salt and light in the world.

The Bible is a unique book that claims to be of divine origin, alive, and carrying supernatural power. It speaks to the human condition, addressing the spirit, soul, and body of a human being. The Bible's authority and truth are essential for a person's spiritual life, and it is a source of guidance, comfort, and conviction.

Charlie Kirk, a top 10 social media influencer, discusses the importance of Christianity and conservatism in America, the revival of faith among young people, and the need to honor the Sabbath and live a life rooted in biblical values.

The concept of artificial intelligence and its potential to surpass human intelligence raises questions about its capabilities and limitations. Alex McFarland explores the idea of AI singularity and its implications for humanity, arguing that AI will never be human or God, and that its limitations include a lack of consciousness, emotional empathy, and moral decision making based on God's law.

Dr. Jim Burns shares his personal story of coming to faith and the importance of mentorship in his life. He emphasizes the significance of spiritual disciplines, stewardship, and consistency in growing in one's faith and making a lasting impact. Burns also discusses the value of perseverance and the need to be faithful in the small things, as these can lead to significant changes in one's life and the lives of others.

Tammy Hartman shares her personal story of battling cancer and finding hope and healing through her faith in Jesus. She discusses the importance of spirituality, the power of prayer, and the comfort of God's promises in the Bible. Her book, Overcoming Cancer: Using Spiritual GPS, is a testament to the transformative power of faith in the face of adversity.

Gigi Graham shares her personal story of growing up as the daughter of Billy Graham, discussing her family's Christian heritage, her parents' ministry, and the importance of faith in her life. She reflects on her childhood, her parents' influence, and the lessons she learned from them. Gigi also talks about her own relationship with Christ, her experiences as a Christian, and the impact of her family's legacy on her life.

Dr. O.S. Hawkins shares his personal journey to becoming a pastor and author, highlighting the importance of the Holy Spirit in Christian living. He discusses his book, The Spirit Code, which explores 40 truths about the Holy Spirit, and emphasizes the need for believers to understand and experience the power of the Holy Spirit in their lives. Hawkins also talks about his ministry, Mission Dignity, which provides support to retired pastors and their widows, and shares his insights on the security of the believer and the role of the Holy Spirit in salvation.

Pastor Shree shares his story of spiritual transformation and his commitment to seeing a spiritual awakening in America. He discusses the importance of revival, the role of pulpits in America's spiritual history, and the need for Christians to be radical disciples of Jesus Christ.

Alex McFarland discusses the importance of Christians supporting the nation of Israel, citing biblical promises and the current state of anti-Semitism around the world. He emphasizes the need for Christians to stand against hatred and racism, and to pray for the peace of Jerusalem.

America was founded on natural rights, with the Ten Commandments serving as a moral code written on the hearts of all people. The nation has a rich history of Christians standing for liberty and has been blessed with miraculous victories, iconic historical achievements, and a can-do spirit that has led to numerous technological and economic advancements. Today, America is a nation of 370,000 Christian churches, 500,000 ordained ministers, and 120 million adult followers of Jesus Christ, with a representative republic that allows for freedom of speech, assembly, and religious expression.

The modern state of Israel holds significant prophetic importance, and Christians should support the nation due to its fulfillment of biblical promises. The church and Israel are not interchangeable entities, and the covenant promises made to Abraham remain in effect. The regathering of Israel in 1948 was a pivotal moment in history, and its existence is a testament to God's faithfulness to His people.

The sanctity of human life is a fundamental right that should be protected, and the pro-life movement seeks to promote this value through creative storytelling and visual media. The film 'Dear Mommy' tells the story of a child in the womb speaking to its mother, highlighting the potential and purpose of every human life. The filmmakers aim to shift minds and hearts towards valuing all life, whether planned or unplanned, and to promote a culture that respects the inherent dignity of every person.

Dads play a crucial role in imparting wisdom, justice, judgment, and equity to their children, shaping their moral compass and spiritual values. According to Proverbs, these qualities are essential for a life of purpose and meaning. As Christian fathers, it's essential to model trust in Christ, self-control, and integrity, and to teach their children the importance of knowing God and living for Him.

Alex McFarland shares his personal experience of witnessing to two young adults at a gas station, leading them to accept Christ, and emphasizes the importance of evangelism and sharing the gospel with others, citing biblical teachings and examples of successful evangelists.

The battle for truth and the human condition is a central theme in the discussion of worldview, with Christianity offering a clear and objective perspective on the nature of God, humanity, and morality.

Alex McFarland discusses the importance of a Christian worldview in shaping American culture, highlighting the dangers of secularism, nihilism, and narcissism, and encouraging listeners to stand strong for truth and live out their faith in a world increasingly built on lies.

Jesus Christ's conversation with Nicodemus in John 3 reveals the necessity of being born again to see the kingdom of God. The new birth is a supernatural process where the Holy Spirit regenerates our spirit, making us a new creation in Christ. It's a personal responsibility to put faith in Jesus and be saved from sin, with the promise of eternal life and a relationship with God.

Alex McFarland discusses the importance of motherhood and family in Christianity, highlighting reasons to love and appreciate mothers, including their selfless sacrifices, influence on character development, and role in passing on faith to future generations.

Christian parents and leaders discuss the importance of helping teenagers understand their identity and purpose in Christ, and how to impart this to the next generation through biblical worldview and family values.

June Hunt shares her personal story of growing up in a dysfunctional family, struggling with lying and deception, and finding healing and purpose in Jesus Christ. She discusses the importance of truth, integrity, and the Great Commission, and how Satan's lies can lead to bondage and destruction.

The resurrection of Jesus is a proven fact that underscores the reality of the Christian faith. It proves that there is life beyond the grave, and that every person will experience resurrection, either to eternal life or eternal condemnation. Preparation for heaven requires resurrection in Jesus Christ, and new life in Christ begins with faith and a prayer. The Bible teaches that salvation is not automatic, but requires a decision to put one's trust in Jesus.

Dr. Erwin Lutzer discusses his book The Eclipse of God, analyzing the modern concept of an inclusive deity and the importance of understanding God's wrath and judgment. He shares his personal testimony and explains how Christians can navigate the culture while remaining thoroughly biblical.

Dr. Carol Swain shares her inspiring story of overcoming adversity and achieving great success through hard work and determination, despite growing up in poverty and facing numerous challenges. She discusses the importance of education, the dangers of DEI and critical race theory, and the need for unity and reconciliation in America.

Breaking free from pain and living in the freedom and joy of Jesus Christ is a journey that requires understanding the prison of lies we build within our minds. Mona Rosin, author of Hellbent and Heavenword, shares her story of how she overcame codependency and shame to find true freedom in Christ. Through her book, she helps readers identify the four main lies that keep them in bondage: perfection, punishment, performance, and permanence. By receiving God's love and forgiveness, readers can break free from these lies and live in the abundant life that Jesus offers.

Eric Metaxas shares his personal story of conversion and his experiences as a Christian thinker, highlighting the importance of understanding the context in which we live and appreciating historical events that shaped America. He emphasizes the need for Christians to stand against evil, not just make converts, and to live out their faith in the culture.

Gary Wilkerson, son of evangelist David Wilkerson, shares his experiences with the Jesus movement and its impact on his life. He discusses the possibility of a new Great Awakening and the importance of radical discipleship, emphasizing the need to prioritize Jesus above all else. Wilkerson also talks about his book, The Jaw-Dropping Beauty of Jesus, which explores the glory and majesty of Jesus Christ.

Jenna Ellis, a Christian leader and attorney, shares her journey from homeschooling to working in the Trump administration and now as a voice for the American Family Association. She emphasizes the importance of understanding first principles and natural law in understanding the Constitution and the design of government. Ellis argues that the Constitution is a moral document that recognizes God-given rights and that the United States is exceptional because of its commitment to these principles.

The universe's order and harmony suggest a creator, and scientific discoveries affirm the biblical view of creation. A Christian's acceptance of science should not be at odds with their faith in God, as both can coexist and support each other. The pursuit of truth in science should not be limited by agendas or biases, and the complexity of the universe and life itself points to a creator beyond time, space, and matter.

The Bible's creation account in Genesis 1 is examined for its compatibility with modern physics, revealing a universe with a finite beginning and a causal agent beyond time and space. The discussion highlights the distinction between science and faith, emphasizing that true science is observable, testable, and repeatable, while evolution is not. Theism is presented as a rational and coherent worldview, offering a unified explanation for the origin of the universe and the existence of moral truth.

Alex McFarland discusses the importance of having a biblical worldview, how it affects individuals and society, and the consequences of not having one. He shares statistics on how young people with a biblical worldview are less likely to engage in certain behaviors and emphasizes the need to be committed to truth over the long haul.

The concept of being made in God's image is a central theme in Christianity, encompassing moral absolutes, human identity, and the nature of truth. It is rooted in the biblical account of creation, where humans are described as being created in God's likeness. This understanding has implications for human relationships, social justice, and the recognition of inherent worth and dignity in every human being.

The concept of being made in the image of God is a fundamental aspect of biblical worldview and Christian theology. It speaks to humanity's spiritual identity, moral values, and ethical responsibilities. This realization has significant implications for how we live our lives, treat others, and understand our place in the world.

Alex McFarland discusses the importance of truth and its eternal implications in American culture, referencing scripture and historical events to emphasize the role of truth in shaping morality and reality.

Rebuilding America's families starts with America's marriages. Gary and Barbie Rosberg share their personal story of restoration and offer hope for couples struggling in their relationships. They emphasize the importance of surrender, confession, and repentance, and provide practical advice on how to rebuild a strong marriage.

The Bible's divine origin is supported by its fulfilled prophecies, historical accuracy, and miraculous preservation. Christians believe the words of the Bible are from God, and the evidence is compelling that it is. The Bible's impact on history and the lives of millions of people is unparalleled, and its words have been the basis for historic documents and countless teachings.

As we start a new year, it's essential to reflect on life's most important questions, such as why we're here, what our purpose is, and how we can honor God in our relationships, work, and daily lives. Alex McFarland explores these topics and encourages listeners to view life as a stewardship, recognizing that everything we have is a gift from God.

Paul and Jeanette Savage share their personal story of building a blended family and overcoming challenges, highlighting the importance of patience, kindness, and love in creating a harmonious home life. They discuss the statistics of blended families and the need for churches to support families in transition, emphasizing the value of a stable home life for young people.

The birth of Jesus is the fulfillment of many prophecies and promises of God. The city of Bethlehem, where Jesus was born, is referenced in ancient writings, including the Armana Letters, which date back before the time of Joshua. The careful and meticulous way God rolled out his plan of salvation is a testament to his love and power. The virgin birth of Jesus is a theological necessity, and the story of Mary and Joseph's dedication of Jesus in the temple is a powerful reminder of God's plan for salvation.

The Bible talks about Jesus, who was born in Bethlehem, and in itself is an amazing thing, because Bethlehem was a tiny village, not even to be numbered in the census or even counted on the maps. The Bible also says that Jesus is the second Adam, and that he who knew no sin was made to be sin for us. The law of God was a tutor or schoolmaster to bring us to Christ, a coach to help us admit, God have mercy. I've broken your law, and I can't undo my disobedience. God, I stand before you guilty. But the beautiful thing is, like Galatians four, four says, that Jesus was manifested to redeem those, save, forgive, absolve, convert. There are many terms the Bible uses about being made right with God by the Savior, and all it takes is for you to put your faith in him.

Alex McFarland reflects on the significance of Jesus' arrival, discussing reactions to his birth and the nature of God, emphasizing the importance of faith and the incarnation, and encouraging listeners to rejoice and believe in the true meaning of Christmas.

Cultivating a spirit of gratitude is God's will, and it brings numerous benefits, including emotional stability, a stronger prayer life, and a deeper appreciation for life's blessings. Gratitude is commanded by God, and it's essential to recognize that everything He does or allows in our lives is ultimately good and for our good.

Growing up on a farm, Angie shares her family's traditional Thanksgiving celebrations and the importance of gratitude in their lives. Alex McFarland and Angie discuss the meaning of life, the importance of faith, and the role of gratitude in their relationship with God. They also share personal stories of struggles and blessings, and emphasize the need to focus on the good things in life, even in difficult times.

As Thanksgiving draws near, Alex McFarland reflects on the importance of gratitude and the benefits of a personal relationship with God. He explores Psalm 103, highlighting God's mercy, redemption, and promises, and encourages listeners to cultivate a sense of thankfulness and appreciation for the blessings in their lives.

Alex McFarland explores the spiritual condition of America, analyzing current events through the lens of Scripture. He delves into the concept of divine kenosis, the importance of faith in Christ, and the five commitments of every true Christian, including a commitment to the Son of God, the Word of God, living as a child of God, the Church of God, and the Kingdom of God.

The Protestant Reformation, sparked by Martin Luther's 95 Theses, brought about a rediscovery of the Gospel and the importance of faith in Jesus Christ. This movement, rooted in biblical truth, has had a profound impact on Western civilization and continues to shape the lives of people today. As a nation enters a time of great spiritual revival, the principles of the Reformation remain relevant, emphasizing the need for a biblical worldview, apologetics, and a deep understanding of the Christian faith.

In a fallen world, Christians face pain and suffering, but with a risen Jesus, miracles happen. The Cove, a Billy Graham Training Center, is providing relief efforts in western North Carolina after devastating hurricanes, and its staff is using the opportunity to share the gospel with those in need.

Kirk Cameron shares his journey of faith, from being an atheist teenager to becoming a courageous Christian leader. He discusses his new book, Born to Be Brave, and the importance of standing up for one's values in a rapidly changing culture. Cameron also talks about his efforts to promote biblical values through his children's TV show, The Adventures with Iggy and Mr. Kirk, and his desire to see a revival in the hearts of Americans.

The Bible commands Christians to stand with Israel, and its restoration is a proof of the trustworthiness of God's Word. Every person in the world is indebted to the Jewish people, who have given the world civilization, human rights, and due process. Christians should stand with Israel because it is a moral obligation and a way to serve the earthly family of Jesus.

The Alex McFarland Show explores the spiritual condition of America, discussing the Lord's presence with the brokenhearted and the concept of theodicy. Mike Segovia shares his personal testimony and the impact of the Jesus Revolution on his life, while Alex McFarland delves into the idea of sin and its repercussions on the world, including extreme weather patterns. The conversation turns to the importance of faith and the availability of Jesus Christ for salvation, with a call to action for listeners to seek God and accept Him as their Savior.

Christians have a duty to vote, as it reflects their faith and stewardship. The Bible teaches that righteous people should vote for leaders who uphold biblical values, and that Christians should engage in the public square to shape the nation's future.

Alex McFarland shares his personal story of faith and how his wife Angie came to know Jesus Christ. They discuss God's plan for each person's life, the importance of faith, and the challenges of caregiving. Angie shares her experiences as a caregiver for her parents and Alex's mother, and how it has been a rewarding experience to serve others in need.

Alex McFarland discusses the importance of prayer and faith in America, highlighting the Pray North Carolina event and the need for revival and spiritual renewal in the nation. He also emphasizes the importance of defending the Christian faith and standing strong for truth in the face of cultural challenges.

The importance of Christians standing up for their faith and values in the face of a rapidly declining moral America, and the need for spiritual revival to restore the nation's foundation on God and biblical principles.

Christian parents face a spiritual battle when their children turn prodigal, embracing the LGBTQ lifestyle. Author Melinda Patrick shares her personal story of heartbreak and healing, offering advice on how to love and support children while holding firm to biblical truth.

The Bible refers to God in masculine terms, and the concept of masculinity has been under attack in modern culture. Alex McFarland discusses biological essentialism, the idea that humans are born with specific immutable traits, and how this relates to the debate over transgenderism and the nature of reality.

Money is a tool, and its use is a spiritual issue. Christians should understand responsible investing and the biblical perspective on wealth creation, rather than viewing the stock market as evil. By being informed and taking calculated risks, individuals can achieve financial freedom and grow their resources to make a tangible impact in Christ's great commission.

As Christians navigate a world filled with evil and immorality, it's essential to remember the true nature of the struggle. The Bible teaches that our fight is not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, powers, and spiritual hosts of wickedness in heavenly places. We must stay focused on what is ultimately true and real, and trust in the Lord's sovereignty over all things.

The recent Olympic blasphemy and the demonic portrayal that kicked off the Summer Olympics have sparked discussions about Satan's existence and his agenda to mock God. Alex McFarland explores the concept of blasphemy, the work of Satan, and the period of history, asking if we are near the end times. He emphasizes the importance of sharing the gospel and equipping Christians to defend the biblical worldview.

Alex McFarland shares insights from his Biblical Worldview Camps, highlighting the importance of teaching young people to defend their faith and navigate challenging topics. He interviews camp attendees, including teenagers and adult leaders, who share their experiences and perspectives on the impact of the camps on their spiritual journeys.

Randy Sutton, founder of The Wounded Blue, discusses the importance of supporting law enforcement officers and their mental health, as well as the impact of the defund the police movement on public safety. He also shares his experiences as a speaker at the Republican National Convention and his upcoming book, Rescuing 9-1-1, The Fight for America's Safety.

Jesus' conversation with Nicodemus in John chapter 3 reveals the necessity of being born again to see the kingdom of God. The new birth is a supernatural transformation that occurs when a person puts their faith in Jesus Christ, and it is a prerequisite for heaven. Jesus' message of salvation is clear: admit your sin, believe in him, and call on his name to be saved.

The trustworthiness of the Bible and its authority are discussed through the lens of scripture, with a focus on inerrancy, textual criticism, and the New Testament. Dr. Abaddon Shah shares his expertise on the subject, emphasizing the importance of understanding the Bible's original text and its relevance to modern Christianity.

The preamble to the US Constitution is a foundational document that outlines the nation's purpose and objectives. It emphasizes the importance of forming a more perfect union, establishing justice, and promoting the general welfare. However, the author argues that if woke leftists were to rewrite the preamble, it would likely prioritize social justice, diversity, and inclusivity over traditional values and principles.

God's love and relationship with humanity is explored through the lens of Scripture, emphasizing the nearness of God and the transformative power of personal faith in Jesus Christ.

Fathers play a vital role in shaping their children's lives, imparting values, and modeling faith. The Bible emphasizes the importance of fathers in spiritual development, and research highlights the positive impact of involved fathers on children's emotional, social, and academic well-being.

The church's teachings are often misunderstood, with some claiming they're a net negative. However, Christianity is based on historical facts, including the life and resurrection of Jesus Christ, which provides hope for eternity and a reason to live today. Christianity does not ask people to believe without evidence, but rather presents a statistical proof of its claims, including eyewitness testimony and hostile testimony. Additionally, Christianity is unique in its teachings about Jesus's identity, message, and credentials, setting it apart from other religions.

The church is the body of born-again believers banded together for the purpose of world evangelization, and it's a powerful institution that blesses lives, honors God, and changes eternity for people. However, it can also be susceptible to problems like nepotism, despotism, poor HR habits, the rumor mill, and a lack of faith and obedience in budgeting. Despite these challenges, the church does an immense amount of charitable and benevolent work, with over one trillion dollars worth of missions work done annually.

A person struggling with addiction and incarceration writes to Alex McFarland, seeking redemption and forgiveness through Jesus Christ. McFarland shares the biblical view of humanity, sin, and salvation, emphasizing that anyone can be saved through faith in Jesus and the shedding of his blood for our sins.

Pastor Howard McNeil shares his experiences in revitalizing a declining church, emphasizing the importance of evangelism, prayer, and being gospel-centric. He discusses how to get excited about Jesus again, lead people to Christ, and restore the forgotten art of soul winning and evangelism.

As a Christian, it's essential to prioritize spiritual growth, including tithing, witnessing, having a daily quiet time, serving the body of Christ, and attending church on the Lord's Day. These habits are not only mandated by the Bible but also crucial for a thriving Christian life and a healthy church.

Alex McFarland discusses the spiritual condition of America, analyzing the rise of atheism among millennials and the failure of prominent atheists like Christopher Hitchens to provide solid arguments against Christianity. He examines the fallacies used by atheists and emphasizes the importance of defending one's faith and presenting the Gospel to others.

The animosity against the Jewish people is a deeply rooted issue that has been present throughout history, and it's essential for Christians to understand and address this problem. The Bible teaches that God's blessing is on the Jewish people, and Christians should love and support them. The modern state of Israel is a fulfillment of biblical prophecy, and its existence is a sign of God's sovereignty. However, the rise of anti-Semitism on college campuses and in society is a concerning trend that needs to be addressed.

The battle for truth and the preservation of our constitutional republic is a matter of great importance, as Alex McFarland discusses the philosophical foundations of the woke world and the need for a return to biblical principles and rational thought.

The Christian faith is built on solid evidence and sound reasoning, and its message of salvation is validated by historical facts. However, the current wokeness and critical theory-driven worldview is damaging the nation and world, and Christians must defend their faith and influence others to understand the battle of worldviews and the importance of faith and reason.

On this week's episode of the Alex McFarland Show, Alex has a very special guest and hero on the show, Dr. Erwin Lutzer. Dr. Lutzer is a speaker, author, has the gift from God to see trends in our culture before they manifest themselves and has great discernment to speak to the culture. Together, they discuss the Word of God and a Biblical worldview in our culture and ways our culture has deviated from it.  Scriptures:  John 17:17John 5:39Alex McFarlandAsk Alex Online alex@alexmcfarland.com  booking@alexmcfarland.comBook: The Assault On AmericaBook: 21 Toughest Questions Your Kids Will Ask About ChristianityDonateAlex McFarland MinistriesPO Box 10231  Greensboro, NC 274041-877-937-4631 (1-877-YES-GOD1)Guest Info - Dr. Erwin Lutzer:Moody MediaBook: Eclipse Of GodBook: Hitler's Cross#alexmcfarlandshow #alexmcfarland #podcast #podcastcommunity #drerwinlutzer #biblicalworldview #Jesus #Godswill #partnership #culture #TheBibleSend us a text

Jesus is the resurrection, the way, the truth and the life. On this week's episode of the Alex McFarland Show, Alex talks about Easter, the resurrection of Christ, the unique proof that underscores the reality of Christian faith. Listen as he shares four facts about the reality of Easter.  Four Facts:There is life beyond the grave.Every person will experience resurrection. The lost will experience the resurrection into damnation and the believers will experience resurrection into life.Preparation for heaven requires that you are resurrected in Jesus.  New life in Christ begins with faith and a prayer. Trust who Jesus is!Scriptures:  John 11:25-26Daniel 12:2Genesis1 Corinthians 15:21-23, 15:461 Thessalonians 5:23-24Hebrews 9:27Romans 5:14-19Psalm 22:1Links:Alex McFarlandAsk Alex Online alex@alexmcfarland.com  booking@alexmcfarland.comBook: The Assault On AmericaMy Relationship With God BookletDonateAlex McFarland MinistriesPO Box 10231  Greensboro, NC 274041-877-937-4631 (1-877-YES-GOD1)Keywords/Hashtags:#alexmcfarlandshow #alexmcfarland #podcast #podcastcommunity #Easter #Resurrection #Jesus #lifebeyondthegrave #partnership  Send us a text

On this week's episode of the Alex McFarland Show, Alex has a panel of guests on the show from Bethel Baptist Church in Plainview, TX. Together, they discuss the Plainview Awakening Event that brings people in the community together to know and worship God through the help of several other churches in the area. God's hand was in the preparation and promotion of this event to bring unification to the community.Scriptures:  John 17:21John 15:5Acts 11:29Galatians 5:22-23Alex McFarlandAsk Alex Online alex@alexmcfarland.com  My Relationship With God BookletBook: 21 Toughest Questions Your Kids Will Ask About ChristianityTruth and Liberty CoalitionEvent Preparation ManualDonateAlex McFarland MinistriesPO Box 10231  Greensboro, NC 274041-877-937-4631 (1-877-YES-GOD1)Send us a text

A devout Christian shares her experience of surviving the killing fields of Cambodia, praising God's goodness and love, while discussing the problem of pain and suffering, the role of Marxism and secularism, and the importance of faith in a fallen world.

June Hunt shares her personal story of overcoming a painful childhood, including abuse and abandonment, and finding hope and healing through her relationship with Jesus Christ. She emphasizes the importance of compassion and empathy in ministry, and encourages listeners to build relationships with young people and help them find purpose and meaning in life.

George Barna discusses the importance of having a biblical worldview and the decline of Christian values in American society. He shares his research on the impact of media on people's beliefs and the need for discipleship and stewardship in the church.

The spiritual condition of America and current events are analyzed through the lens of scripture, exploring the Middle East, Israel, and the bloodlines of nations. A Christian author and speaker discusses the rise of atheism, the emergence of the Antichrist, and the significance of the Tribulation, emphasizing the importance of understanding God's promises and the fulfillment of prophecy.

Kamal Saleem shares his remarkable story of conversion from Islam to Christianity, describing his experiences with the love and power of God, and how he has seen miraculous works of God in the lives of former Muslims. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the spiritual war taking place in the world, particularly in the Middle East, and encourages Christians to build bridges with their Islamic neighbors through hospitality, relationships, and sharing the love of Jesus Christ.

Living in expectation of Christ's return is a comfort, motivation, and incentive for Christians. The Bible teaches that Christ's return is a reality, and believers are to stay ready, live pure and blameless, and not be ashamed before Him. The world situation looks like we are nearing the end of history, and philosophers are asking if earth has an expiration date. The Bible promises reward for the faithful believer, retribution against the enemies of God, and the restoration of all things when Christ returns.

The Bible says that we're to be sanctified through truth, and God's Word is truth. Christians must defend truth and understand the philosophies of the world to witness effectively. The consequences of ideas have a significant impact on society, and Christians must take action to preserve their republic and defend their nation.

Understanding the role of the church in changing the culture through cultural engagement and Christian education, empowering believers to make a difference and influence lives for Christ.

Dexter Van Zyl, managing editor of Focus on Western Islamism, discusses the compatibility of Islam with Western values and the dangers of Islamist ideology in the West. He shares his personal journey from being a liberal Protestant to becoming a Catholic and his work in educating people about the attempts of Islamist activists to undermine Western principles and values.

Rabbi Ellie Snyderman and photojournalist Jenny Kaiser discuss the importance of standing against antisemitism, the impact of the Holocaust, and the role of Christians in supporting Israel and Jewish people.

The Jewish people have been subjected to an inexplicable amount of persecution throughout history, and the current wave of anti-Semitism is a pressing concern. The concept of critical theory, which divides the world into oppressors and oppressed, has led to a morally flawed system where those deemed oppressors can be persecuted, and those deemed oppressed can do no wrong. It's essential to remember the Holocaust and its lessons to prevent similar atrocities from happening again.

Christmas is proof of God's love and promise, and it's a time for personal comfort and reminder that God sees and cares about each individual. The holiday has a rich history, connecting to biblical prophecies and fulfilled promises, and it's a time for reflection on the true meaning of Christmas, which is about God's love and redemption through Jesus Christ.

The true meaning of Christmas is a reminder of God's love and redemption, and it's a time to tell a lost world about the Savior. Christians should celebrate Christmas as a way to instill in their children a love for Christ and to show the gospel through the beautiful imagery and reality of Christmas.

The arrival of Jesus Christ into the world is a significant event that has sparked various reactions throughout history. From the rejection of Jesus by some to the rejoicing of others, the story of Jesus' birth is a powerful reminder of God's love and plan for humanity. As we reflect on the Christmas story, we are encouraged to consider our own response to Jesus and to seek a deeper understanding of God's will for our lives.

Mike Roberts, a renowned nature photographer and columnist, shares his passion for teaching youngsters about God's creation and the importance of appreciating and respecting the natural environment. He discusses the symbiotic nature of the forest, the role of insects, trees, and animals in sustaining life, and the need for future generations to understand and care for the environment.

The spiritual significance of Thanksgiving and Christmas is explored through the lens of American history and Christianity, highlighting the nation's heritage of recognizing God's goodness and dependence on Him. The importance of living as a disciple, bearing the fruits of the spirit, witnessing to others, and being expectant is emphasized, as well as the need for godly leaders and a return to biblical values in America.

As Thanksgiving week approaches, Alex McFarland reflects on the importance of gratitude, citing the Bible's emphasis on giving thanks to God for who He is and the blessings He provides. He shares stories of how God's mercy and redemption have impacted individuals and nations, and encourages listeners to cultivate a heart of thankfulness and to stand with Israel.

The devaluing of human life is tied to the calls for Israel to cease fire, and this is a misguided liberal thought that has been prevalent for decades. The Bible establishes the sanctity of human life, and God is pro-life. The fight in Israel is also being waged in media and on college campuses across America, where pro-life battles for the unborn are being fought. The war against the Jews is also being waged in media and on college campuses, where human rights, decency, and peace are at risk.

In a world lost and groping in the dark for truth, God invites you to be truly free and to truly feel accepted as his child. You are precious in his sight, forgiven, redeemed, and have an eternal inheritance. Nothing can separate you from the love of God.

The war in Israel is analyzed through the lens of Psalm 83, exploring the nation's right to self-defense and the role of God in times of trouble, danger, and persecution.

Alex McFarland discusses the connection between faith and will, exploring how faith is a matter of the will and how it involves obedience to God's revelation and authority. He also examines the links between faith and conscience, personal experiences, and authority figures, emphasizing the importance of embracing truth and showing grace to others.

The Bible contains prophecy that has been fulfilled with 100% accuracy, pointing to its divine origin and the complete trustworthiness of its content. The return of Christ is near, and the Bible clues us in on some of the indicators that Christ's return is near, predicted are wars, godlessness, violence, immorality, unspeakable sexual sin, and persecution of those who affirm morals and righteousness.

The spiritual condition of America's youth is a pressing concern, with many young people struggling with social media pressures, identity issues, and a sense of loneliness. Christian leaders and parents can play a crucial role in guiding and mentoring young people, teaching them about their identity in Christ and helping them develop essential life skills and values.

The importance of a biblical worldview in shaping one's perspective on truth, morals, and purpose in life. Alex McFarland discusses the need for Christians to stand strong for truth in a world where relativism and secularism are prevalent.

The importance of a biblical worldview in understanding current events and the need for Christians to stand strong in their faith, especially in times of crisis. The discussion also touches on the concept of Christian identity and the role of the American Family Association in promoting biblical values.

Alex McFarland discusses the spiritual condition of America, analyzing the rise of atheism and unbelief among millennials, and the intellectual fallacies used by some atheists to reject Christianity. He shares personal anecdotes about his interactions with prominent atheists, including Christopher Hitchens, and critiques their arguments, highlighting the importance of evidence and reason in faith.

Alex McFarland answers questions about the Bible, Christianity, and faith, discussing topics such as the age of the universe, polygamy, and genocide, and emphasizing the importance of taking the Word of God at its word.

The Bible offers physical visions of heaven, and the concept of eternity is central to the Christian faith. People have questions about heaven and eternity, and the Bible provides answers. The Bible teaches that there is a real place called heaven where believers will go to join God, and that there is a final judgment after death. The Bible also teaches that people will be conscious and aware in heaven, and that they will know each other. The Bible provides evidence for life after death and answers questions about heaven and eternity.

We are in a story, and our lives are a reflection of the greatest story ever told, the story of God's redemption and our relationship with Jesus Christ. This story is full of love, hope, and faith, and it's the reason we relate to stories of heroes and villains. As we navigate the complexities of life, we must remember that we are not just mere mortals, but everlasting souls, and we have the incentive to live for Jesus and show love to others.

Alex McFarland discusses the legitimacy of apologetics, the importance of faith, and the impact of Jesus Christ on people's lives, using scripture and personal experiences to illustrate his points.

Discovering one's purpose in life and living it out through a personal relationship with Jesus Christ is a journey of spiritual growth and transformation. Two students, Young Eulig and Sarah Christner, share their stories of how they found God's mission and are now empowered to make a difference for the gospel. They emphasize the importance of loving the presence of Jesus and being still in His presence to receive His love and healing.

Atheism is often seen as a rational choice, but Jay Seigert argues that it's a heart issue, driven by a desire to be one's own god. He discusses how science can be used as a club to bully people into submission, and how the Bible promises that when we share Scripture, it will never return void.

Alex McFarland discusses the importance of passing on Christianity to young people, emphasizing the need for a biblical worldview and practical application of faith in everyday life. He shares stories of his summer camps and the impact they have on young people, highlighting the need for churches to reach out to the younger generation and provide them with a strong foundation in their faith.

Christ's return is a reality that brings comfort, motivation, and incentive to believers. Living in expectation of Christ's return is crucial, and it's essential to stay ready, faithful, and blameless. The Bible promises reward for faithful believers, retribution against God's enemies, and the restoration of all things.

The Bible is the authoritative, infallible Word of God, and its teachings on morality and truth are being undermined in a post-truth world. Christians must stand for truth and defend their faith in the face of relativism and false teaching.

Born-again believers have a true and lasting hope in the risen Savior Jesus Christ, and are called to pursue virtues such as righteousness, knowledge, self-control, patience, godliness, brotherly kindness, and love to grow in their faith and become more like Jesus.

The founders of America never envisioned a secular state, and the Judeo-Christian worldview was the primary influence on their crafting of founding documents. Today, religious liberty is under attack, and the church and Christianity are facing unprecedented challenges. A documentary, Intolerant, exposes the war on religious liberty and calls for a return to the biblical worldview that has guided America's history.

The importance of understanding and defending the Christian faith, particularly in the face of progressive Christianity and biblical illiteracy. A discussion on the role of apologetics, the gospel, and the need for Christians to be equipped to share their faith and defend their beliefs.

Alcohol abuse is a common struggle for many Christians, but with the help of the Holy Spirit and a biblical worldview, individuals can overcome addiction and find sobriety. Roseanne Forte shares her personal story of transformation and offers practical advice on how to break free from shame and hopelessness, and find purpose and joy in Christ.

The Bible says it is shameful to speak of immorality, paganism, and blasphemy, yet corporations are promoting these things, contributing to the unraveling of society and the condemnation of souls. The Church is called to expose these works of darkness, to awaken the lost world, and to call them to Christ, who will give life and light.

Jane Jenkins Herlong shares her life story, from her experiences as a Miss America pageant contestant to her current work as an author and speaker. She emphasizes the importance of staying true to one's Southern heritage and faith, and encourages listeners to seek joy and purpose in their lives through serving others and following God's plan.

Autumn Miles shares her personal experience of abuse and how she found hope in Jesus. She discusses the importance of the church being a sanctuary for those affected by domestic violence and the need for churches to be prepared to support victims.

God's design for family structure is central to understanding biblical manhood, which encompasses personal reverence to God, self-control, and spiritual leadership, as well as communal service and leaving a lasting legacy.

Alex McFarland discusses the importance of living a life of purpose and achievement, emphasizing the need to trust in God's plan and believe in one's own potential. He shares biblical teachings and personal anecdotes to illustrate the value of striving for success and prosperity, while keeping God at the center of one's life.

Christians are called to judge morally, theologically, and experientially, using the Word of God as their measuring stick. They are to expose sinful actions, recognize false teachers, and beware of false philosophies and worldviews. Ultimately, God and His Word will judge all people in light of their response to Jesus Christ.

Eric Metaxas, a renowned Christian author and speaker, discusses his book Is Atheism Dead? and shares his personal journey of faith, from skepticism to conviction. He emphasizes the overwhelming evidence for God's existence and the importance of faith in a world increasingly hostile to Christianity.

The Bible teaches that we are set free in Christ through simple faith, and that our salvation is not based on works, but on God's grace and love for us. We are baptized into Christ's death and resurrection, and we are called to live a life of gratitude and obedience to God.

Alex McFarland discusses the potential dangers of artificial intelligence through the lens of scripture, exploring its capabilities, biases, and potential impact on human society.

The events of Holy Week, including Palm Sunday, Passion Week, and Resurrection Sunday, are examined through the lens of Scripture, highlighting the significance of Jesus Christ's crucifixion and resurrection in the Christian faith.

The concept of ultimate peace and joy, even in the face of heartbreak and tragedy, is a central theme in Christianity. Christians believe that God is in control and that Christ is coming soon, bringing redemption and peace. The Bible teaches that human longing for peace and justice is proof of our need for Jesus, and that human salvation experiences are proofs of the reality of Jesus Christ and the hope and new life he offers.

Alex McFarland discusses the importance of understanding one's identity, focus, and commitment in achieving spiritual growth and victory over temptation. He emphasizes the need to fill one's soul with the Word of God and to resist the devil's lies, believing what is true and living in the reality of God's love and blessing.

The spiritual loyalty of America has been transferred, leading to chaos within the gates. The nation has abandoned its moral code and conscience, and is now vulnerable to communism. Alex McFarland emphasizes the importance of a moral and spiritual revival to save the nation, and encourages listeners to stand up for truth and influence others for the Gospel.

Alex McFarland discusses the importance of marriage and family in a biblical worldview, highlighting the need for husbands to love and serve their wives, and the role of Christian media in promoting spiritual growth and faith.

Dr. Lawrence Clapp and Alex McFarland discuss the concept of eternal security, salvation, and the importance of discipleship in one's walk with Christ. They explore the idea that salvation is not just a one-time event, but a lifelong journey, and that Christians must continually seek to deepen their faith and relationship with God.

The importance of family and values in shaping a person's identity and legacy is discussed through the lens of scripture. A father's role in developing courage, competency, and confidence in their children is highlighted, and the need for intentional parenting and rites of passage is emphasized.

The Great Commission is a mandate to spread the gospel and make disciples of all nations, but it's not just a foreign mission field, it's also a challenge in America where many people are unfamiliar with the true message of Christianity. The Tide Ministry is working to take the name of Jesus everywhere, but there are still many unreached people groups around the world, including in North Korea and the Ukraine.

Tony Cook shares his expertise on church history, highlighting the importance of unity among believers and the role of the Holy Spirit in the church. He discusses the miraculous works of God throughout history and how they can be a catalyst for revival and spiritual growth.

Alex McFarland explores the nature of God, the Trinity, and the Christian faith through the lens of Scripture, referencing the works of Thomas Aquinas and other theologians to defend the biblical worldview against objections and criticisms.

The nature of God, as revealed in Scripture, is a central theme in Christianity, with the Trinity being a key concept. Christians believe in one God, yet manifested in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The Bible teaches that God's nature consists of three persons, equal in power, glory, and might, yet distinct and undivided. Understanding the Trinity is crucial in today's culture, where distorted views of God abound, and it is essential to accept God as he has revealed himself, rather than making Him in our image.

In a world facing rapid moral decline, Alex McFarland draws on Psalm 46 to offer a word of encouragement and hope. He explores the concept of God as our refuge and strength, and how this truth can be applied to everyday life. McFarland discusses the importance of standing strong for truth and the presence of God in a world that has lost its way.

Eric Metaxas discusses the importance of living out one's faith in everyday life, the role of the church in American society, and the need for Christians to engage in politics and morality. He draws parallels between the current state of the American church and the failure of the German church during the rise of Hitler, and emphasizes the need for Christians to be salt and light in a crooked and perverse generation.

Dr. Erwin Lutzer discusses his book No Reason to Hide, tackling topics like social justice, racism, and political divisions through a biblical lens. He emphasizes the importance of unity, despite differences, and the need for the church to speak out on issues like sex and gender, and the dangers of propaganda and moral relativism.

Alex McFarland explores the relationship between God and evil, discussing the nature of sin and its consequences. He also delves into the topic of atheism, examining the arguments for and against the existence of God. Additionally, Alex discusses the importance of faith and Christianity, and how they relate to the world around us.

As we look toward a new year, it's essential to prioritize wisdom, which is the ability to think through the mind of God, see through the eye of God, hear with the ear of God, and live by the heart of God. According to Proverbs 3, the characteristics of a wise person include following God's Word, seeking God's will, acknowledging God's ownership, submitting to God's correction, maintaining God's perspective, and fulfilling their obligations. By living a life of wisdom, we can honor God and experience His blessing in our lives.

The birth of Jesus Christ is a reminder of God's selfless love and the importance of human relationships. According to the book of Isaiah, Jesus is the stability of our times, a wealth of salvation, and the source of wisdom and knowledge. He offers us a relationship with God, allowing us to approach Him as Abba Father, and provides us with the power to navigate life's challenges and achieve redemption and restoration.

Christmas is a time of joy and hope, as it reminds us of the birth of Jesus, the Savior of the world. The story of Simeon and Anna, two elderly individuals who experienced great joy at the birth of Jesus, is a powerful reminder of the significance of this event. Through their experiences, we are reminded that Christmas is a time to rejoice in the knowledge that God is in control, that He personally cares about us, and that we can be right with Him through faith in Jesus Christ.

Alex McFarland explores the vision and mission of Child Evangelism Fellowship, a ministry dedicated to reaching children with the Gospel and equipping them with Christian apologetics. He discusses the importance of evangelism, the role of apologetics in defending the faith, and the impact of the ministry on children's lives.

The true story of Jesus' birth and the significance of Christmas is explored, highlighting the miraculous nature of God's love and the importance of faith in Christianity. The discussion delves into the biblical account of Jesus' life, death, and resurrection, and how it has impacted human history and relationships with God.

The benefits of cultivating a grateful heart are explored, citing biblical passages and scientific research. Gratitude is linked to improved mental and physical health, stronger relationships, and increased happiness.

Chris Romans, a veteran and youth pastor, shares his experiences in community leadership, including serving on the school board and promoting faith-based values in education. He emphasizes the importance of Christians being involved in local government and education to counteract the spiritual decline in America and to promote revival.

The intersection of God's Word and culture is analyzed through the lens of Scripture, discussing the role of the church in government and the importance of moral and righteous leaders in shaping the nation's future.

The church is called to be a watchman and counter the culture of hate, death, and darkness with the truth and love of God, leading to a great awakening and restoration of the culture and society.

The founders of America understood that individual rights and morality were the foundation of a just society. However, the erosion of civility and morality in modern America has led to a crisis of values. The Electoral College, a unique aspect of the American system, was designed to protect the rights of smaller states and prevent the tyranny of the majority. As America navigates the challenges of immigration and identity politics, it is essential to remember the principles of individualism and the rule of law that have made the country great.

The Bible is the word of God, and its authority is paramount in Christianity. Christian apologetics is essential for defending faith, and understanding the Bible's relevance in today's world is crucial. Alex McFarland emphasizes the importance of trusting God's word and its preservation, highlighting the dangers of rejecting scripture and the consequences of doing so.

Pastor Jamie Arnett shares his church's growth and success in reaching young people and families, despite the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. He also opens up about his personal struggles as a caregiver for his wife, Kathy, who has been diagnosed with Huntington's disease, and how he has found strength and comfort in his faith and relationship with God.

Garland Grimes discusses his book God Is, which explores the existence, nature, and character of God, and how this understanding relates to apologetics, defending the faith, and the intersection of science and faith.

Living in a time of cultural inflection, America is facing a spiritual and moral revival, or a descent into cultural anarchy. Alex McFarland explores the rise of various isms, including socialism, collectivism, and relativism, and how they relate to the spread of the Gospel and the sovereignty of individual nations.

Alex McFarland discusses the importance of the Church standing for truth and influencing culture, citing 1 Timothy 3:15, and encourages Christians to be realists, not nihilists or relativists, and to fulfill their divine assignment to save souls.

The contrast between Christianity and Islam is explored, highlighting their differences in monotheism, the nature of God, and the concept of salvation. Christianity is presented as the only faith system that can promise salvation, with a risen Savior and an empty tomb, while Islam is seen as a religion that rejects the Bible and the divinity of Jesus.

Alex McFarland and Pastor Burt Harper discuss the state of the American church, the importance of a biblical worldview, and the need for spiritual revival. They share personal experiences and practical advice on how to revitalize local churches and bring about national spiritual awakening.

Alex McFarland discusses the importance of a biblical worldview in understanding current events and the world situation. He is joined by Robert Youngblood of the American Family Association to explore topics such as Christian identity, apologetics, and the potential consequences of an electromagnetic pulse. They also touch on the need for revival and the importance of staying informed and prepared for the challenges ahead.

The Jehovah's Witnesses deny the deity of Jesus Christ, a core part of the Christian gospel. This denial is a key characteristic of cults, which also reject the Bible as sufficient for finding God. The Watchtower Bible and Tract Society, the Jehovah's Witnesses' governing body, has a history of incorrect prophecies and tampered Bible translations, making it essential to critically evaluate their teachings and compare them to the word of God.

The LDS Church, founded by Joseph Smith, is analyzed through the lens of Scripture, highlighting its deviations from New Testament Christianity. The program examines the history and teachings of Mormonism, including its claims of divine revelation and the role of Joseph Smith as a prophet. The discussion emphasizes the importance of biblical truth and salvation through faith in Jesus Christ, contrasting with the LDS Church's emphasis on obedience to laws and ordinances.

The Bible warns us about Satan's intentions for spiritual destruction, and the importance of understanding demonic activity in our culture. As Christians, we must be aware of the spiritual battle we are in and focus on Jesus, not the darkness. Familiarity with Satan is crucial for soldiers in war, and the Bible makes it clear that we are at war. We must be cautious and prudent in our study of things satanic, and remember that Satan's doom is a certainty, and hell was prepared for him and his angels.

C.S. Lewis's life and legacy continue to impact generations, with his writings on spiritual warfare, faith, and apologetics remaining relevant today. His conversion from atheism to Christianity is a powerful story, and his work continues to inspire and challenge readers to think critically about their worldview and the nature of reality.

Dr. Gary Habermas discusses the importance of apologetics and the resurrection of Jesus, highlighting the significance of early eyewitness testimony, creedal statements, and the closeness of the data to the lives of Jesus and other religious figures.

The spiritual condition of America is analyzed through the lens of Scripture, with a focus on the connection between moral decay and spiritual blindness. The discussion touches on the implications of transgenderism, relativism, and the loss of moral values in society, highlighting the importance of standing for truth and defending biblical values.

Eric Metaxas shares his personal story of conversion to Christianity, discussing the role of miracles and the overwhelming evidence for God's existence. He emphasizes the importance of faith and the need to address the secular narrative that has led many to doubt God's existence.

The Bible has a lot to say about citizenship, love of one's country, and being a good citizen without compromising love for Jesus Christ. America is a unique nation founded on biblical principles, and its people are blessed with freedom, opportunity, and a strong likelihood for success. The country's history and founding are rooted in Christianity, and its values are based on the Bible and the laws of nature.

The early American colonies were pervasively Christian, with the Bible being quoted four times more than any human author in founding documents. The Declaration of Independence mentions God four times, stating that rights come from God. The Christian faith of the founders, including George Washington and Thomas Jefferson, has been misrepresented as deists or non-believers, but evidence shows they were committed Christians. The church played a significant role in the American Revolution, with ministers preaching independence and leading the process towards becoming an independent nation.

Dave Glander shares his personal story of conversion from atheism to Christianity, and discusses the importance of equipping young people with a biblical worldview to combat relativism and spiritual darkness.

Ground Zero, a Christian ministry in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, is reaching out to young people with a personalized spirituality, emphasizing autonomy, freedom of choice, and fulfillment in the here and now. The ministry's leader, Scott Pacer, shares his vision and passion for helping teenagers realize that God wants to use them now, not just when they're older. They're working to create a reproducible model to reach more students and give them a sense of hope through a daily walk with Christ.

The Bible offers clear teachings on the reality of life after death, with heaven and hell serving as the final destinations for all people. The concept of eternity is central to Christian theology, with Jesus Christ being the key to salvation and eternal life. The Bible provides numerous references to heaven, including physical visions and descriptions of the afterlife, emphasizing its reality and importance.

The recent school shooting in Texas has sparked a debate on gun control and morality. Alex McFarland argues that the answer lies in restoring morality and the family, rather than disarming citizens. He believes that human life is sacred and that the blame for such tragedies lies with those who have fought for the abolition of moral conscience in America.

The Bible teaches that leadership is not just about power or position, but about influence and character. King Solomon's request for wisdom from God is a model for leaders today, and his life shows the importance of integrity, discernment, humility, and courage in leadership. These characteristics are not just for leaders, but for anyone who wants to make a positive impact in the world.

The Bible is all about Jesus, the Son of God, and his message of salvation. Understanding the Bible is crucial for Christians to present, explain, and defend their faith. Alex McFarland emphasizes the importance of knowing the Word of God and how it applies to everyday life, from creation to eternity.

Alex McFarland discusses the importance of speaking truth in an age where it's unpopular, referencing the US Supreme Court's potential overturn of Roe vs. Wade and the role of natural law in American history. He emphasizes the need for the church to stand for truth, even in the face of persecution, and shares personal anecdotes and biblical examples to illustrate the importance of moral courage and faithfulness.

David's story of facing and overcoming the giant Goliath serves as a powerful reminder that Christians can triumph over challenges and obstacles in their lives. Alex McFarland shares principles for being an overcomer, including not being intimidated by the size or length of time faced with a challenge, and addressing the root cause of the problem. He emphasizes the importance of trusting in God's power and provision, and that victory may not necessarily mean the elimination of all challenges, but rather a deeper understanding and reliance on God.

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the cornerstone of the Christian faith, a purposeful death, a prophesied death, and a personal reality that when Christ paid the sins of the world, that includes you, your sin, my sin. We needed forgiveness, and Christ arose, bringing liberation, forgiveness, restoration, security, redemption, and a home in heaven.

Buffalo Academy, a new Christian school in North Carolina, aims to provide a classical education that teaches Western civilization, the classics, and a Judeo-Christian moral code, offering an alternative to public schools and promoting a restoration of truth in America.

Jesus gives abundant life, healing, and restoration to those who have been through deep valleys of pain, including abuse. Biblical counselors Donald and Robin Moon share practical steps to break generational cycles of darkness and find freedom in Christ.

The existence of evil is a complex issue that raises questions about the nature of God and humanity. From a Christian perspective, evil exists as a corruption of good, and it is not created by God but rather by human free will. This worldview acknowledges that humans have the capacity for moral decision making, which allows them to choose between good and evil. The Bible provides a solution to the problem of evil, offering a path to redemption and salvation through faith in Jesus Christ.

Jason Lawson, a minister to students at South Elm Street Baptist Church, shares his personal journey of overcoming panic attacks and finding hope in God's will. He discusses his new devotional book, The Potter's Hands, which explores the attributes of God and how they can be applied to everyday life. Jason emphasizes the importance of trusting God and surrendering to His plan, even in the midst of trials and suffering.

The discussion revolves around the importance of standing up for life, defending the vulnerable, and combating human trafficking, with a focus on the intersection of faith and social justice.

A Christian woman shares her life story of finding Jesus and learning to forgive, emphasizing the importance of understanding God's character and love. She discusses how forgiveness is not forgetting, but rather choosing not to hold onto hurts and offenses, and how trusting God is key to forgiving others.

As we anticipate our meeting with Jesus, we are to stand in our soundness, letting God preserve us, guard over us, and guide us to understand that in the eyes of God, we're blameless, declared righteous. We are to live like it, striving for sanctification, purity, and holiness, and being prepared for the return of Christ.

The Bible teaches that there is a hell for those who reject Jesus, and that eternity is real. The concept of hell is unique in the pantheon of world religions, and it is a serious warning in the pages of God's Word about the fate of the unredeemed. Jesus Christ offers forgiveness, and His resurrection proves that everything He taught about the afterlife is real.

Debbie Chavez discusses her journey from being a homeschool mom to becoming a champion for liberty and truth, and her work with My Faith Votes to educate and mobilize Christians to vote and make a difference in the public square. She emphasizes the importance of natural law and moral truth in shaping American culture and history, and encourages Christians to engage in politics and voting to defend their values and influence the country for good.

The Bible calls for the whole counsel of God to be preached, including the unpalatable truths about hell, Satan, and sin. However, many churches fail to address these topics, instead focusing on encouraging messages. The absence of these discussions can lead to a lack of spiritual growth and a failure to confront the spiritual battle that is raging in the world. In this context, the importance of a biblical worldview and the need to proclaim the truth of God's revelation are emphasized.

Paul Milligan shares his journey of creating wealth and living a life of biblical stewardship, emphasizing the importance of giving and receiving in the kingdom economy, and providing practical steps for achieving financial freedom and spiritual growth.

As Christians, we are called to live in the midst of a fallen world, but we can know that God is in control and will work all things together for our good and his glory. Understanding the concept of purpose and the ultimate goal of God's kingdom can bring us hope and joy, even in the midst of challenges and tragedies.

As a believer, you have power in your relationship with God, reassurance, insight to understand history, and the ability to comprehend life. You can overcome your past, stay hopeful in the present, and understand what the future holds. God never abandons you, and you can know that you have eternal life.

The Bible teaches that living in reality, acknowledging God as the basis of truth, responding to the truth that God has already shown you, and becoming committed to God's truth are essential for a life of purpose and fulfillment. By following these principles, individuals can discern God's will and experience true transformation.

As we enter a new year, it's essential to establish our hearts by yielding to the Lord Jesus Christ and his priorities. This means having a heart that is fixed, stable, and strengthened on the foundation of a relationship with Jesus Christ. By controlling our thoughts and emotions, we can live a life that is pleasing to God and make a positive impact in the world.

At Christmas, many people struggle with depression and feelings of isolation. But God's providence is at work in our lives, guiding us through the challenges we face. By cultivating a biblical worldview and seeking help from mental health professionals, we can find joy and peace in the midst of adversity.

God has empowered believers to create wealth for others, not just themselves, and applying His principles can lead to financial success and spiritual growth. Chris Bernard shares his insights on navigating uncertain economic times and building wealth through faith-based investing.

Elizabeth Hirschberger shares her journey of coming out of the Amish community, where she experienced physical and emotional abuse, but found healing and restoration through her personal relationship with Jesus Christ. She emphasizes the importance of trusting God and His presence in our lives, and how He can heal even the deepest emotional scars.

Bert Harper shares his personal story of coming to know the Lord at 12 years old, and how his relationship with God has shaped his life and ministry. He discusses the importance of spending time in God's Word, memorizing scripture, and living a life of integrity as a pastor. Alex McFarland and Bert Harper also talk about their upcoming book, 100 Bible Questions and Answers, and the need for a moral and spiritual revival in America.

Exploring the connection between gratitude, faith, and the biblical worldview, Alex McFarland delves into Psalm 22, highlighting its themes of thanksgiving, God's presence, and the importance of praising and obeying Him. He emphasizes the value of acknowledging God's goodness and love, and encourages listeners to cultivate a spirit of gratitude and appreciation for the blessings in their lives.

The concept of truth is being thrown out the window in today's culture, where people are living in a time of relativism, making their own truth and reality. The Bible is clear that there is one way to salvation, through a relationship with Jesus Christ, and that truth is objective, not subjective. People are denying salvation and truth, and instead trying to reinvent reality, but this will not work apart from the truth of God and His Word.

When Christians come to Jesus, they enter into God's Sabbath, a perpetual rest and repose. Jesus fulfilled the entirety of God's law, and none of his bones were broken on the cross, indicating that every dictate of the law has been fulfilled. This means believers need not worry about being cast into hell in some state of double jeopardy, as they have entered into God's Sabbath through faith in Jesus.

College students are being used by God to turn their peers to truth, the gospel, and conservative Christian constitutional values. A young woman named Lakey Derrick is making a difference on her campus, advocating for free markets, free speech, and limited government. She is working to get a constitutional amendment passed that would ban Supreme Court packing and is inspiring others to stand up for their beliefs and make a difference in their communities.

A chemist shares her journey from atheism to Christianity, citing the complexity of the universe and the laws of thermodynamics as evidence of a Creator. She discusses the role of science in understanding the world and the importance of considering the possibility of a divine Designer.

The Bible teaches that a warped perspective can lead to darkness, and that self-righteousness, pride, biblical illiteracy, carnality, and pluralism are nearly insurmountable barriers to the gospel. Jesus said that if our eyes are unhealthy, our whole body will be full of darkness, and that we must humble ourselves before God and trust in His Word. The Holy Spirit is necessary to pierce through the lies people have believed and lead them to the solid rock of God's eternal truth.

Randall Murphree, the publisher of the AFA Journal, discusses the importance of critical thinking and seeking truth in a world of fake news. He shares his experiences in journalism and how the AFA Journal aims to provide accurate and truthful information to its readers, encouraging them to be involved in their communities and to uphold Christian values.

Born-again Christians possess nine areas of riches and power, including a spirit of wisdom, revelation, knowledge, understanding, enlightenment, hope, a calling, riches of glory, and an inheritance, which are essential to their identity and faith.

People often misunderstand Jesus, assuming he didn't exist or that he was only a moral teacher. However, Jesus claimed to be God incarnate, the fulfillment of scripture, and the Son of God. He said, 'I am the way, the truth, and the life,' and 'before Abraham was, I am.' Jesus' claims of divinity were what got him crucified, and he is the only one who can forgive sins. To be right about Jesus is to accept what he claimed for himself and to have faith in him as the Savior who gave his life for humanity.

The concept of truth is explored in the context of Christianity, with a focus on the importance of biblical worldview and the dangers of heresy. The discussion centers around the idea that truth is not relative, but rather an objective reality that can be known and understood. The conversation also touches on the role of faith in understanding truth and the need for Christians to stand firm in their beliefs in the face of opposition.

Alex McFarland discusses the principles of obedient inversion, emphasizing the importance of caring about America, serving others, and prioritizing the kingdom of God. He draws parallels between the American church and the ancient Roman leaders in Julius Caesar, highlighting the need for a spiritual awakening and revival in the nation.

Math is a proof that God exists, and the existence of math points to the reality of God, a God of order. The objective nature of math, its logical order, and its exactness demonstrate the existence of a creator. The blueprint of God's plan is revealed in the Bible, and understanding this plan is essential for living a life that honors God.

Arthur Blessed's remarkable life and ministry serve as a powerful reminder of the importance of living in expectation of Christ's return. As a renowned evangelist and Christian apologist, Arthur shares his insights on the intimate presence of Jesus and the need for believers to be pure, blameless, and holy in the eyes of God. Through his experiences and teachings, Arthur emphasizes the significance of sanctification, evangelism, and the pursuit of holiness in our daily lives.

As believers, we are called, saved, justified, and increasingly sanctified, with the promise of a glorified body. God's providential guidance can make all things work together for our good and His glory, even in the midst of suffering and challenges.

The greatest miracle in human history is the emergence of a free, safe, and prosperous America, which was made possible by the intentional weaving of biblical principles into American life. However, this miracle is now under attack from liberal ideologies and secularism, and it is up to individuals to take a bold stand for truth and defend the principles of liberty and following the rule of law.

Rowdy Cogdell, a blind man, shares his story of trusting in God despite his physical challenges, and how his experiences have deepened his desire for God and led him to minister to others through his suffering.

The historicity of Jesus Christ is a topic of debate among scholars, with some arguing that he was a mythological figure. However, evidence from the New Testament and external sources such as Flavius Josephus and Pliny the Younger suggests that Jesus was a real person who lived in ancient Palestine. The discussion also touches on the concept of the mystery religions and how they relate to the story of Jesus.

Kenny Evans, a former country music star, shares his journey from fame to faith, highlighting the dark side of the music industry and the importance of living for Jesus. He discusses how Christians can have fun while still being godly, and the need for the church to stand up and speak boldly on issues like abortion and human sexuality.

A former transgender woman shares her compelling story of how Jesus transformed her life, revealing the lies she believed and the journey to spiritual redemption, and offering hope to those struggling with similar issues.

The importance of holding to absolute truth and a biblical worldview in a culture that is rapidly shifting towards relativism and moral decline. Christians are called to engage the world with the truth of God's Word, but this can be challenging in a society that is increasingly tolerant of sin and idolatry.

A discussion on the state of Christianity in America, the importance of a biblical worldview, and the challenges of evangelism in a secular society. Experts from Probe Ministries share their research and insights on the decline of orthodoxy and the need for Christians to rediscover their faith and take a stand for the truth.

Bert Harper shares his personal story of coming to know the Lord, his experiences as a pastor, and the importance of setting boundaries in ministry. He also discusses the Fishbowl ministry, which provides retreats for pastors and their wives to help them navigate the challenges of ministry and maintain a healthy work-life balance.

A police widow shares her story of loss and grief after her husband's death in the line of duty, and how she found hope and healing in her faith and the support of her community.

The greatest message the world needs to hear is that God is real and Christ is risen, and we can know truth. This message is urgent, especially in a world where secularism is attempting to erase moral and ontological boundaries, and people are being punished for not acknowledging the lie of the hour that gender and morality can be changed.

The unpardonable sin, as described in the Bible, refers to the blasphemy of the Holy Spirit, which is the act of attributing the work of God to the power of Satan. Jesus warns that this sin will not be forgiven, either in this world or in the world to come. However, most scholars believe that this sin was committed by the Pharisees and religious leaders of Jesus' time, who rejected God's overtures and attributed Christ's work to the power of the devil. The Bible promises that God will forgive those who repent and put their faith in Christ, and that the Holy Spirit will draw people to Christ and convict them of their sinfulness.

The Great Commission is our standing orders, to go, to love, to preach, to teach, to evangelize, and to mark those disciples. However, many churches are plateaued or declining, and the number of people professing to be non-believers, agnostics, and atheists is rising dramatically. Revival has to begin with the best we've got, with prayer, surrender, and obedience.

The Bible says that the heavens and earth declare the glory of God, and the firmament shows His handiwork. Math is a powerful evidence of the Creator's existence, as it is precise, logical, and points to a higher intelligence. A math professor and teacher shares his testimony of how math brought him to the feet of God, and how it is a tool for witnessing and sharing the Gospel.

Kamal Saleem shares his testimony of salvation and discusses the impact of Muslim conversion to Jesus Christ on the Middle East and the world. He explains how God is moving in the Spirit and truth, bringing people to faith and causing them to share their faith with others.

The Bible teaches that a bad worldview can lead to spiritual darkness, and that self-righteousness, pride, biblical illiteracy, carnality, and pluralism are nearly insurmountable barriers to the gospel. Jesus said that if our eyes are unhealthy, our whole body will be full of darkness, and that we must humble ourselves before God and trust in His holiness to be saved.

Rowdy Cogdell, a blind man, shares his story of trusting God despite his physical challenges, and how his experiences have deepened his faith and desire for God. He emphasizes the importance of putting trust in the Lord and surrounding oneself with good people, and shares how his blindness has led to opportunities for ministry and a stronger witness for Christ.

Living in expectation of Christ's return is a mindset that requires being sound and blameless, holy and set apart, and letting Jesus be Lord. Arthur Blessed's story of evangelism and soul-winning is a testament to the power of living in expectation of Christ's return, and the importance of being committed to evangelism and sanctification.

The greatest message the world needs to hear is that God is real and Christ is risen, and we can know truth. This message is urgent, especially in a world where secularism is erasing moral and ontological boundaries, and people are trying to make themselves the ultimate authority.

The story of a man who realized that his accomplishments and wealth did not bring him fulfillment, and how this relates to the importance of turning back to God in a society that has banished Him from American life. The Apostles' Creed is discussed as a timeless truth of Christianity that remains relevant today.

As Christians face uncertainty and anxiety in America's current state, Dr. Alex McFarland reminds listeners to rejoice in the Lord and trust in eternal truth. He encourages believers to focus on what is true, honorable, and just, and to cultivate a spirit of gratitude and supplication. Drawing from Philippians 4, Dr. McFarland offers guidance on how to navigate difficult times and maintain peace and hope in the midst of chaos.

The resurrection of Christ is the focal point of history, guaranteeing redemption, righteousness, and a purposeful life. Jesus' resurrection proves God's existence, Jesus' divinity, and the authenticity of scripture. It offers hope, meaning, and a reward in heaven for serving Jesus Christ.

The last words of Jesus from the cross hold profound significance, speaking of forgiveness, care for others, and the ultimate sacrifice for humanity's sins. Jesus' words on the cross, including 'Father, forgive them,' 'Today you will be with me in paradise,' and 'Into your hands I commend my spirit,' reveal a compassionate and loving Savior who thinks of others even in the midst of His own suffering. These words have the power to change lives and point people to a deeper understanding of Jesus and His message.

The Bible warns against the blasphemy of the Holy Spirit, an unpardonable sin that can put one beyond God's forgiveness. Jesus' ominous warning in Matthew 12:31-32 suggests that this sin was uniquely committed by Jewish leaders who rejected Christ despite having unparalleled revelation and enlightenment. However, most scholars believe that this sin was specific to that time and place, and that the only sin that can put one beyond God's forgiveness is to die in a state of unbelief. Jesus' teachings and the Holy Spirit's work in the world reveal people's sinfulness and need for salvation, and a healthy concern for sin is evidence that the Holy Spirit is at work in one's life.

Alex McFarland discusses the nature of God and the benefits of knowing the Lord, including his unfailing love, trustworthy leadership, and merciful redemption, which give believers assurance and confidence in their faith.

The conversation revolves around the nature of God, the importance of faith, and the role of government versus the church in society. Bill Federer discusses his book on socialism, highlighting Plato's ideal structured society and the dangers of a ruling class. He also explores the history of the calendar and the dating system, tracing its origins back to the birth of Jesus. The discussion touches on the impact of socialism and government control on individuals and society, emphasizing the importance of private property ownership and the role of the church in caring for the poor.

A discussion on America's decline and the importance of its founding principles, including the role of Christianity and the laws of nature. The hosts reflect on the country's history, its drift away from God, and the need for a revival to restore its moral foundation.

Alex McFarland discusses the importance of returning to Christian values and morality in America, highlighting the need for a national revival and the role of the Bible in shaping the country's founding principles. He references historical figures such as Noah Webster, Benjamin Rush, and Fisher Ames, who emphasized the significance of Christianity in American life.

The decline of Western civilization is a result of abandoning Christian values and morality, leading to a loss of spiritual capital and a crisis of faith. Christians must rise to the challenge and defend the truth in an age of darkness, understanding that their labor in the Lord is not in vain.

The Bible's most controversial passage, Romans 1, reveals the wrath of God against those who suppress truth, actively work to silence it, and deny the existence of a creator. The passage describes the immorality, idolatry, and pride of humanity, and the consequences of rejecting God's law. It emphasizes the importance of understanding that God is a holy, eternal, and righteous God who demands justice and accountability for sin.

The Apostles' Creed is a foundational statement of Christian belief, outlining the basics of the faith and serving as a reminder of God's eternal truth. Christian leaders have used creeds throughout history to summarize and preserve essential Christian truths, and the Apostles' Creed is no exception. By examining the Apostles' Creed, we can gain a deeper understanding of the Christian faith and its relevance to our lives today.

As Christians face a challenging time in America's history, Alex McFarland encourages listeners to focus on their moral values and trust in God's sovereignty. He draws on the teachings of Philippians 4, emphasizing the importance of rejoicing in the Lord, practicing forbearance, and cultivating a grateful spirit. McFarland also discusses the need for the church to unify and stand for the gospel of Jesus Christ, highlighting the power of Christian love to change lives and transform human nature.

The Bible is clear that life is sacred and the giver of life is the preserver and protector of life. The issue of life is core to the ministry of Alex McFarland, who is joined by author Michelle Shelfer to discuss the personhood of the unborn and the importance of healing for those hurt by abortion. They explore the impact of a culture that celebrates sexual convenience and the consequences of cutting loose from biblical morality.

Jesus appears to his disciples in John 20, and he gives them the Holy Spirit. Andrew Hranich, a 19-year-old student at Liberty University, shares his insights on the importance of truth and the Gospel in today's culture. He discusses how some people have walked away from the church or don't believe in salvation or absolute truth, and how Christians can be effective in engaging the world for the sake of Christ.

The brevity of life and the importance of using time wisely are discussed in the context of Psalm 90, emphasizing the need to number our days and apply our hearts to wisdom, ultimately leading to a deeper understanding of God's plan and moral behavior.

The birth of Jesus Christ is a pivotal moment in history, proving God's love and salvation for humanity. Christmas highlights the significance of Jesus as the promised Savior, the Messiah, and the one who has claimed this earth as his own. Through his life, death, and resurrection, Jesus offers victory over death, salvation from sin, and a mediator between God and man. The Bible emphasizes God's accountability, compassion, and plan of salvation, demonstrating his reign and control over all things.

The arrival of Jesus is a reminder that God is in control, loves us, and is able. The Bible tells us that Jesus came into the world to be victorious over death, pay for sin, rescue humanity, and destroy the works of Satan. The facts about God's entry into human history, Christmas, are rooted in the Old Testament, with clues and prophecies that point to the coming of Jesus. The compassionate planning of Christmas is a reminder that God's love is for all people, and that Jesus is still on the throne, bringing structure, order, justice, morality, and truth to a chaotic world.

Christmas is a time to rejoice in the reality of God's favor and the gift of eternal life through Jesus Christ. As believers, we have a responsibility to cultivate joy and spiritual growth, and to focus on eternal things rather than temporal circumstances.

A high school student, Kaylee Ewell, shares her inspiring story of trusting God despite a debilitating injury and chronic pain, and how it has given her ministry opportunities to reach out to others in similar situations, highlighting the power of faith and the importance of not giving up in the face of adversity.

The story of a group of Estonians fleeing communism in 1945 serves as a reminder of the importance of freedom and the dangers of socialism. Today, America is facing a similar crisis, with many citizens feeling like they're living in a nightmare. Alex McFarland discusses the state of the nation, the breakdown of the family, and the need for a revival. He explores the concept of a covenant nation and the importance of building a nation on the law of God and the moral truth written on the heart of all people.

The world may be heading towards Armageddon due to six damaging trends: bad science, bad philosophy, bad sociology, bad economics, bad politics, and bad religion. These trends are influenced by influential thinkers like Charles Darwin, Karl Marx, and Sigmund Freud, and are leading to a world that has false views about man, morals, and God.

The God of the Bible is sovereign, all-powerful, and good, working all things together for the ultimate good of those who love Him. In times of fear and uncertainty, it's essential to keep a biblical perspective on life's circumstances and the God who is above them. Christians must be grateful for their freedoms and pray for their preservation, as the world grapples with the dynamics of living in a pandemic world.

You can know with certainty that you have eternal life based on God's promises and the Word of God. Salvation is a one-time event, but Christian growth is a lifelong process. You can overcome doubts about where you stand with God by understanding the promises of scripture and the character of God.

The importance of morality and lawfulness in a culture that is increasingly embracing relativism and subjectivism is discussed, with a focus on the role of Christianity in shaping our understanding of truth and reality.

The gospel is a global, timeless, dutiful, personal, exclusive, and authoritative message that comes with responsibilities. It is a call to repentance and a reminder of God's sovereignty over nations. The Bible is the foundation of American history and the key to preserving the nation's freedom and prosperity. Christians must speak out, pray, vote, and stand for God and country in a time when morality and truth are under attack.

The American Founding Fathers saw Christianity and the Judeo-Christian moral code as a guiding light in public life, with the word of God as the only rule to be attended unto in ordering the affairs of government. They frequently quoted the Bible and believed in the importance of morality and religion in shaping the nation's values and principles.

The concept of American exceptionalism is rooted in the country's Judeo-Christian foundation, which emphasizes the importance of natural law and morality. However, the influence of progressive ideas and leftist ideologies has led to a decline in religious freedom and a shift away from traditional values.

Alex McFarland discusses the importance of gratitude and stewardship, emphasizing that everything we have is a gift from God and that we are accountable for how we use these blessings. He explores the concept of stewardship in the context of the United States and the need for Christians to engage in the world with a biblical worldview, addressing pressing issues like abortion and morality.

Tony McVickers of Rockfish Church shares how his church adapted to the challenges of COVID-19, focusing on a powerful presence of God, a compelling purpose, obvious opportunities, and intentional preparation, leading to growth and a renewed sense of mission.

Christians are called to engage in missions, spreading the gospel and sharing their faith with others, as seen in the lives of Pastor Paul Baker and his wife Christina, who have worked in Haiti and among Native Americans, and Paul and Mary Haynes, who have also worked with Native Americans, demonstrating the importance of obedience to God's call and the impact of sharing the gospel with others.

The age of the earth and the implications of Darwinian evolution on Christianity and the Bible are discussed, highlighting the importance of a biblical worldview and the role of God as creator and judge.

America is struggling to survive as a nation, with a culture of relativism and autonomy leading to chaos and destruction. The country needs a spiritual revival to turn back to God and restore its moral foundations. This can be achieved through prayer, repentance, and intercession, as seen in the biblical account of Israel's history. The current state of America is compared to a patient struggling to live, with honest citizens fighting for its survival against the forces of evil and destruction.

The importance of standing for truth in a culture of error is discussed, referencing Deuteronomy 8 and the consequences of deviating from God's commandments. The dangers of cancel culture and the revision of American history are also explored, emphasizing the need for a spiritual awakening to preserve the nation's values and humanity.

The host discusses the importance of a moral foundation in a nation, citing the decline of America's moral standards and the need for national revival. He emphasizes the significance of elections and encourages listeners to be informed and vote for leaders who uphold Christian values.

The existence of pain and suffering in the world raises questions about God's benevolence and the nature of evil. Christians believe that sin entered the world through Adam and Eve's disobedience, leading to a fallen world where evil and suffering coexist. The Bible teaches that God is good and omnipotent, but also allows humans to have free will, which can lead to sin and suffering. Understanding the relationship between God and humanity is crucial in addressing the problem of pain and suffering.

Alex McFarland and Bob Kelly discuss the rise of socialism in America, its incompatibility with the country's founding principles, and its negative impact on the economy and society. They also explore the importance of teaching biblical worldview and apologetics to young people and the need for Christians to engage with the world's pressing questions.

The Christian worldview brought human rights to the world, but today's culture is plagued by growing intolerance and selective tolerance, where people demand justice while doing unjust things. Christians must stand strong in their faith, live a life of Christian service, and pray to navigate the dangers of 2020 America.

The host discusses the rise of socialism in America, its connection to biblical principles, and the importance of praying and voting for a fair result in the upcoming election. He also talks about the plans of God overriding the schemes of man and the need for Christians to be salt and light in the world.

The concept of human life being sacred in all contexts is a founding principle of the United States, but it's being challenged by the abortion debate and the erosion of moral values. The nation's history and founding documents emphasize the importance of God-ordained rights and the sanctity of human life, but the current cultural landscape is marked by relativism, hedonism, and the abandonment of truth.

The non-negotiables of Christianity are discussed, including the view on creation, which infers a creator and a moral code. The two main theories explaining the universe's existence are Darwinian evolution and creationism, with the latter being rooted in the Bible. The importance of apologetics in defending the faith and calling the nation back to God is emphasized, with a focus on the role of creation in shaping one's worldview.

The Bible has a lot to say about truth, and it's defined as that which corresponds to reality. Jesus is the personification of truth, and the church's responsibility is to proclaim truth to the world. The most fundamental truth is the truth of Jesus Christ, and how to be saved. Christians are called to engage the world for the sake of Christ, and to defend the faith against false teachings and heresies.

Alex McFarland discusses the importance of understanding America's founding principles, the role of God's Word in shaping the country's moral compass, and the need for personal responsibility in creating wealth and prosperity. He also touches on the dangers of liberal progressivism and the importance of rediscovering America's values and the truth that built the nation.

Alex McFarland discusses the importance of remembering God's existence, character, and works, and how these unshakable realities can bring hope and stability in uncertain times. He also talks about the need to preserve the constitutional republic and the importance of living out one's faith in everyday life.

The church's posture and voice are crucial in times of apostasy and unbelief, where many people reject God or walk away from Christianity. Dr. Alex McFarland emphasizes the importance of a solid grasp of biblical truths, biblical authority, and a clear understanding of conviction versus preference. He also stresses the need for a consistent commitment to the right things, wisdom to ask the right questions, and the humility to change where appropriate.

The Bible's most controversial passage, Romans 1, reveals God's wrath against those who suppress the truth and deny His existence. Christians must stand strong in their faith, especially in the face of secular education and politics that promote relativism and immorality.

The world may be heading towards Armageddon due to six damaging trends, including bad science, philosophy, and sociology, which are influencing policies and shaping the world's views on creation, morality, and God. These trends, such as the denial of objective truth, the promotion of egalitarianism, and the dismissal of traditional gender roles, are leading the world away from its Judeo-Christian roots and towards a more relativistic and secular worldview.

Tony McVickers, pastor of Rockfish Church, shares his journey to faith and his approach to leadership, emphasizing the importance of selflessness, servant evangelism, and being a good follower of Jesus. He discusses the challenges of ministering in a post-COVID world and the need for churches to adapt and be flexible, while staying focused on their mission and trusting in God's guidance.

The comforting facts that can only be said about the God of the Bible include God's power is unlimited, God's character is good, and God's plan is perfect. These truths can bring hope and encouragement during difficult times, such as the pandemic lockdown, and remind us that God is always working things together for our good.

Does truth exist? Alex McFarland explores the concept of absolute truth, moral truth, and the importance of a biblical worldview in a world increasingly consumed by relativism. He discusses the dangers of compromising faith and the need to defend truth, citing examples from history and scripture.

The resurrection of Christ is a pivotal moment in history, offering redemption and hope to humanity. Christians celebrate this event as a testament to Jesus' power and love, while also acknowledging its significance in the context of biblical truth and faith. As a central figure in history, Jesus' resurrection has been documented and studied by historians and scholars, with many recognizing its impact on the world and its people.

The last words of Jesus from the cross are a profound and powerful message of forgiveness, salvation, and the love of God. In this conversation, Alex McFarland and Stu Epperson explore the significance of Jesus' words, including his statement to the thief on the cross, 'Today you will be with me in paradise.' They also discuss the importance of social justice, the Gospel of Jesus Christ, and the great exchange of sin and righteousness.

You can know the Word of God promises, whoever has the Son has life and will not pass into condemnation. Jesus said, whoever sees the Son and believes in Him will have everlasting life. God lovingly receives all who turn to Him and all who return to Him, and He'll cleanse us from our sins and restore our fellowship with Him.

A Christian couple shares their story of living with Huntington's disease, a neurological degenerative disease that affects their daily life and marriage. They discuss how their faith has been strengthened through their journey and how they have learned to rely on God's grace in their darkest times.

The concept of lawfulness versus lawlessness is crucial in today's chaotic world, where people are abandoning objective truth and embracing subjectivism. Christianity's influence on Western culture is being eroded, leading to a decline in moral boundaries and a rise in lawlessness. The preservation of Christianity is essential for maintaining stability and order in society, as it provides a moral foundation and a sense of purpose.

The origin of the universe and the age of the earth are crucial questions that have puzzled people for centuries. Dr. Alex McFarland discusses the implications of Darwinian evolution and the importance of a biblical worldview in understanding creation and salvation. He explores the history of scientific thought, from the 17th century to the present day, and examines the evidence for a young earth and the role of catastrophism in shaping the world's topography.

Living in a time of anti-Christian hostility, Christians can find comfort and guidance in Psalm 25, which speaks of God's care and comfort, His covenant, and the importance of fearing Him. The Lord confides in those who fear Him, offering counsel and wisdom for a time of great need.

Reaching young people with the gospel requires a heart for teens, a team around the youth leader, and being visible in the community. Building relationships with school staff and students is key, and being genuine and authentic is essential for making a positive impact.

The problem of pain and suffering in the world is a perennial apologetics issue that Christians must address. Alex McFarland discusses how God's goodness and omnipotence are not mutually exclusive with the existence of evil and suffering. He explores the concept of free will and how it allows humans to choose between good and evil, and how this choice has led to the existence of sin and evil in the world.

The relationship between creation and the Creator is a fundamental aspect of Christianity, with the Bible providing evidence of God's existence and the importance of faith in understanding the world. Alex McFarland discusses the connection between creation and the Creator, highlighting the role of the Bible in revealing truth and the significance of faith in everyday life.

The conversation revolves around the importance of faith, culture, and morality in America, discussing the Great Awakening and its impact on the country's history and values, as well as the need for a unified Christian identity and the role of the Church in shaping American society.

A Christian ministry leader discusses the pain of abortion and the importance of healing and forgiveness, sharing personal stories and experiences of those affected by abortion and the role of the church in providing support and guidance.

Deadly types of ignorance, such as historical, biblical, eschatological, and soteriological ignorance, can imperil people and endanger a nation. Alex McFarland discusses the importance of knowledge and understanding of God's truth to navigate life's challenges and make informed decisions.

The non-negotiables of Christianity, such as the view on creation, are essential to understanding the faith. The Bible teaches that God created the universe in six literal 24-hour days, and this view is supported by empirical evidence. In contrast, evolution suggests that the universe is eternal and that life emerged from non-life through random chance. This philosophy has led to a breakdown of morality and family values, and has contributed to many of the problems facing society today.

The Bible emphasizes the importance of truth, defining it as that which corresponds to reality. Jesus is the personification of truth, and the Church's responsibility is to proclaim truth to the world. The concept of absolute truth is often denied in contemporary society, but the Bible teaches that truth exists and can be known through creation, conscience, and the person of Jesus Christ.

Does truth exist? Alex McFarland explores the concept of absolute truth, moral truth, and the importance of defending one's faith in a world where relativism and skepticism are prevalent. He discusses the role of reason, conscience, and scripture in understanding truth and challenges listeners to engage with the world for the sake of Christ.

The battle of worldviews is a pressing issue in today's society, with many people struggling to distinguish between objective truth and subjective opinion. Christians are called to stand firm on the rock-solid foundation of truth revealed through God's Word, creation, and conscience, and to engage in apologetics to defend their faith. In a culture obsessed with relativism, it's essential to know what is true and to live out a biblical worldview, integrating scriptural truth into daily life.

As Christians, we're called to engage the world for the sake of Christ, but we often disagree on pressing questions. To go the distance, we must remember why we stay motivated, who we're close to, how we live, and where our priorities are focused. With sincerity, faith, and obedience, we can spur one another on to love and good deeds, and make a mark that counts for eternity.

The virgin birth of Jesus Christ is a significant event in history, foretold in the Bible and fulfilled through the miraculous conception of Mary. The doctrine of the virgin birth is essential to understanding the nature of Jesus Christ, who is fully God and fully man, and is the only one qualified to die on the cross and offer forgiveness to humanity. The biblical account of the virgin birth is supported by historical and theological evidence, and is a fundamental aspect of the Christian faith.

The story of Christmas reveals God's power and grace, showing that He is sovereign and His love is stronger than all demonic powers. Jesus' birth demonstrates that God's grace is sufficient for our circumstances and empowers the powerless, reminding us that He is in control, wise, powerful, merciful, and loving.

A call to Christians to recover convictions and prioritize their relationship with Christ, the Church, and their nation, emphasizing the importance of biblical truths, faithfulness, and obedience in achieving a national revival and spreading the gospel.

The American pulpit has lost its way, failing to speak truth to the world and neglecting the judicial wrath side of God. Christians are called to be salt and light, but many pastors have sold out for a large crowd and a large budget, handcuffing themselves from speaking on important issues. A return to the Lord Jesus is needed, and Christians must be courageous in speaking out about the issues of the day, even if it means losing their job or their members.

Casey Flanagan shares her powerful testimony of overcoming addiction and finding hope in Jesus, highlighting the importance of thankfulness, restoration, and the love of God in her life and the lives of others.

Teresa Conbier shares her remarkable story of choosing to trust God in the midst of unimaginable pain after a tree fell on her, instantly paralyzing her from the waist down. She explains how she maintained joy and radiance for her Savior, and how she's learned to recognize and fight against the lies of Satan. Teresa emphasizes the importance of building her outlook on the Word of God and reminds listeners that their circumstances don't define their identity in Jesus, which never changes.

Alex McFarland discusses the power of the Holy Spirit and the authority given to believers to be witnesses and demonstrate power over disease and demons. He shares testimonies of miraculous healings and emphasizes the importance of Christians being bold and faithful in their faith, and using their authority and power to spread the gospel and make a difference in the world.

The redefinition of truth and morality in a postmodern world is a growing concern. Alex McFarland and Tripp Harman discuss how postmodernism is blurring the lines between right and wrong, and how it's affecting our culture, education system, and even the church. They explore the history of postmodernism, its impact on our worldview, and the importance of standing firm on objective truth.

Living in a time of anti-Christian hostility, believers need to draw on God's promises and guidance from Psalm 25, which offers encouragement, comfort, and wisdom for those facing challenges and persecution.

Alex McFarland discusses the dangers of deadly ignorance, including biblical ignorance, eschatological ignorance, and soteriological ignorance, and emphasizes the importance of a Christian worldview and knowledge of salvation in understanding the world and making informed decisions.

The importance of having strong convictions and a solid grasp of biblical truths in order to achieve great things and contribute to the betterment of our nation. Christians must be committed to the right things, have wisdom to ask the right questions, and humility to change where necessary in order to be effective in their walk and witness for Christ.

Living in expectation of Christ's return is a crucial aspect of the Christian life, as it serves as a motivation to turn one's life over to God and live a holy, blameless, and pure life. The Bible emphasizes the importance of being prepared for Christ's return, and believers are encouraged to live in the light of this reality, shining the light of Jesus to guide others through the darkness.

The Church's response to human sexuality and same-sex attraction is a pressing issue in today's culture, with many Christians grappling with how to approach this topic with love and truth. A Christian parent's desire to rescue their child from same-sex attraction can be a spiritual journey in itself, and finding community and support is crucial for both parents and individuals struggling with these issues.

Physical death is a certainty that all will face, spiritual judgment is a reality for which all should prepare, and complete salvation is a promise offered to everyone through Jesus Christ.

The 9-11 attacks were a wake-up call to America, but the nation turned a blind eye to the evil that was perpetrated. The Bible says the face of the Lord is against those that do evil, and the wicked will be cut off and forgotten. Christians must have the courage to speak truth and forsake sin, repent of evil, and turn back to the true and living God, the Lord Jesus Christ.

The American church is facing a crisis of plateaued and declining congregations, with many churches struggling to reach lost people and make disciples. Alex McFarland and his guest, Trip Harman, discuss the need for churches to re-examine their approach and become more obedient to God's mandate to make disciples of all nations.

Reading the Bible can be a powerful tool for spiritual growth and evangelism, as it provides a clear understanding of God's plan for humanity and a relationship with Jesus. Bill Campbell, founder of Scripture Awakening, shares his vision for getting people into the Word of God, and Alex McFarland discusses the importance of Bible reading in daily life, citing examples from his own experience and the lives of others.

Alex McFarland and Tripp Harman discuss the redefinition of truth, morality, and God in a postmodern world, where objectivity is thrown out and emotions take precedence. They explore how this worldview has crept into the church and education system, leading to a loss of moral compass, rational thought, and social structure.

J.J. Jasper shares his personal testimony of finding joy and purpose in his life through his relationship with Jesus Christ, despite facing numerous challenges and tragedies, including the loss of his five-year-old son. He emphasizes the importance of faith and the Bible in navigating life's difficulties and finding hope and healing.

The importance of godly women in prayer and their role in sparking revival in America is discussed. The hosts highlight the need for men to step up and join women in intercession, emphasizing that prayer is a powerful tool for spiritual awakening and evangelism.

Apologetics and worldview are crucial in today's culture, and one ministry, World View Warriors, is equipping students to impact this generation for Jesus Christ. The founder, Jason Dzurik, shares his personal testimony and how he came to know the Lord, and discusses the importance of apologetics and worldview in defending the faith and sharing the gospel with skeptics and atheists.

Dr. Megan Brown shares her experiences as a Christian professor in academia, discussing the challenges of maintaining faith in college and the importance of spiritual growth. She emphasizes the need for Christians to be prepared to defend their faith and to surround themselves with like-minded individuals. Dr. Brown also highlights the importance of mentorship, Bible study, and involvement in local churches for young adults navigating the challenges of higher education.

The Restored Hope Network provides pastoral care and Christian counseling to individuals grappling with their gender identity or sexual orientation, aiming to align with God's plan as outlined in scripture.

Marianne Herring, a seasoned Christian publisher and editor, shares her insights on the importance of cultivating a love for reading in children, the role of Christian publishing in shaping a biblical worldview, and the challenges of navigating a culture increasingly hostile to Christian values.

The Church's response to human sexuality and sexual sin is crucial in today's culture. Gary Ingram, a board member of Restored Hope Network, shares his personal story of coming out of the homosexual lifestyle and finding redemption through Jesus Christ. He emphasizes the importance of authenticity and transparency in the church, and the need for Christians to speak truth to the issues of our time.

Reading the Bible can be a powerful way to deepen one's faith and spiritual growth, leading to a stronger relationship with God. Bill Campbell, founder of Scripture Awakening, shares his passion for getting people into the Word of God, and how it can transform lives and communities.

In a world where truth is relative and morality is subjective, Christians must stand firm in their faith and defend the Gospel. Alex McFarland discusses the importance of apologetics and worldview in a changing America, and how to navigate the complexities of relativism and moral ambiguity.

The Great Commission calls the church to present the gospel to the world and make disciples of all nations. Christian apologetics and world missions are crucial in spreading the message of Jesus Christ, and Christian radio and discipleship programs are effective tools in reaching people of different cultures and languages.

The church's growth and health depend on its ability to equip saints for the work of the ministry, but pastors often face burnout and isolation due to unrealistic expectations and a lack of unity within the body of Christ. A focus on prayer and aligning one's life with the word of God can bring power and effectiveness to ministry, and unity among believers is crucial for winning the world to Jesus Christ.

Coach Travis Reeve shares his inspiring story of how God has used him to make a difference in the lives of young people through his coaching and leadership at Cuero High School in Texas. He discusses the importance of putting God first, living with purpose, and developing character traits such as relentless effort, true toughness, and the power of family. Reeve's unique approach to coaching and ministry has led to remarkable success, both on and off the field, and serves as a powerful example of how God can use ordinary people to achieve extraordinary things.

The importance of understanding the biblical foundation of government and the role of Christians in shaping the culture through informed involvement in the electoral process and defense of absolute truth.

Reaching young people with the gospel of Jesus Christ is crucial, especially as the odds of salvation decrease with age. Dustin Whittington, minister to students at Rockfish Church, shares his unique story of coming to faith and his approach to connecting students with Jesus' mission, highlighting the importance of relationship-building and equipping students to serve in the local church.

Dan Stanley, author of Transforming Growth, shares his heart for the church to grow and thrive, not just in numbers, but in spiritual depth and maturity. He emphasizes the importance of the Gospel, repentance, and stewardship in achieving abundant life and fulfilling the Great Commission.

J.J. Jasper shares his personal testimony of how he came to know Jesus and how his life was transformed. He discusses the importance of being a witness for the gospel and how God imparts power and authority to His church. J.J. also talks about his book, Losing Cooper, Finding Hope to Grieve Well, which tells the story of his son's tragic death and how he and his wife found hope and healing in the midst of their grief.

Alex McFarland and Reverend Darrell Davis discuss the state of evangelism in America, the importance of the Great Commission, and how to effectively share the Gospel with a 21st-century audience.

Michael Canis discusses the significance of the Great Seal of the United States, its connection to American history and values, and how it reflects the country's founding principles. He also explores the dangers of socialism and the importance of a biblical worldview in understanding America's identity and purpose.

Dan Stanley, senior pastor of Rockfish Church, discusses the importance of the gospel in personal and church growth, and how a flawed view of God can hinder spiritual health and the fulfillment of the Great Commission.

Colonel Ray Moore discusses the importance of Christian education and homeschooling, highlighting the dangers of secular education and the benefits of a biblical worldview. He emphasizes the responsibility of parents to shepherd the minds and hearts of their children, and encourages listeners to consider alternatives to public education.

Atheism is a worldview that lacks objective moral standards, is unscientific, and provides no basis for ethics and morality. Christians argue that atheism is illogical, as it's impossible to prove God does not exist, and that theism, or the belief in a personal God, provides a satisfying and fulfilling explanation for the universe and human existence.

The importance of Christian education and homeschooling is discussed, with a focus on the need for parents to take responsibility for their children's education and provide a biblical worldview. The conversation also touches on the state of public education and the challenges faced by Christian families in secular schools.

Colonel Ray Moore discusses the importance of Christian education and the decline of public schools, citing a 10-to-1 ratio of liberal to conservative professors in higher education. He emphasizes the need for parents to take responsibility for their children's education and to consider homeschooling or Christian schools as alternatives to public schools.

Apologetics is a call for one's life to be as unassailable as our message, a discipline that flows out of worship for the Savior, and a ministry in which the practitioner is a living proof for the facticity of the gospel. Christians are called to be unashamed of the Gospel and to defend their faith with gentleness and respect, as exemplified by 1 Peter 3.15 and 2 Corinthians 5.20.

The sanctity of human life is a fundamental aspect of Christian apologetics, emphasizing the inherent value and dignity of every human being from conception to death. Pro-life advocates argue that abortion is morally wrong and that human life is sacred, while also promoting a biblical worldview that values the sanctity of life and the importance of moral truth.

The heroes of old, as described in Hebrews 11, demonstrate faith and trust in God, often in the face of great challenges and uncertainty. Their examples serve as a reminder to live by faith, not by sight, and to prioritize obedience to God over material possessions and worldly status.

The concept of personhood and human life is a pivotal issue in today's society, with many young people turning against abortion on demand. The scientific community has shown that the child in the womb is developed and viable from conception, and many secularists and atheists are now pro-life, arguing that the unborn child has inherent value and worth.

The Christmas story is the foundation of all great stories, inspiring imagination, lifting souls, and contributing to the betterment of humanity. It's a story of selfless love, sacrifice, and redemption, centered around the birth, life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, the Messiah and Savior of the world.

The coming of Jesus is a monumental worldwide phenomenon, not just to save sinners from hell, but to give his life to be our Savior, ultimately about the coming of God's kingdom into this fallen world. The personal coming of God's kingdom is that you have a relationship with this Savior, and it's a personal thing that we get to be involved with. The number one thing is that you have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, and God offers salvation to all, but it says that all would come to repentance.

Dr. Gary Habermas, a renowned expert on the evidence for the resurrection of Jesus Christ, discusses the importance of apologetics and its growth in America and beyond. He shares his experiences and insights on how apologetics has become a cultural juggernaut, and how it has unified the body of Christ. Habermas also addresses the misconceptions about Jesus' existence and the empty tomb, and emphasizes the need for churches and families to be familiar with the evidence for Christianity.

The importance of truth in today's culture is a pressing question. As society becomes increasingly post-truth, Christians are called to stand for what is true, even in the face of censorship and ridicule. The Bible teaches that truth is a person, Jesus Christ, and that we are called to accept, commit to, and promote truth in our lives.

The intersection of Christianity and politics in a postmodern world is a complex and contentious issue. As the country becomes increasingly polarized, Christians must navigate the nuances of moral relativism and subjectivism, while holding fast to a biblical worldview. The Frankfurt School's influence on modern thought and the dangers of progressive ideology are explored in this thought-provoking discussion.

The concept of personhood and when life begins is a pivotal issue in modern society, with many arguing that it is a matter of science and morality. Christian advocates like Dr. Alex McFarland and Dylan Burrows discuss the importance of understanding the sanctity of human life and the role of government in protecting it. They explore the history of abortion in America, the scientific evidence supporting the pro-life position, and the growing number of secularists and atheists who are now advocating for restrictions on abortion.

Discovering and using your gifts and abilities is a crucial part of living a fulfilling life, according to Alex McFarland and Dylan Burrows. They discuss the importance of recognizing and utilizing your natural and spiritual gifts, and how this can bring glory to God and benefit others. The hosts also explore the concept of stewardship and accountability in using one's gifts, and encourage listeners to operate within their areas of giftedness through the power of the Holy Spirit.

Drawing near to God and experiencing his presence is a fundamental aspect of the Christian life, allowing believers to know God's plan and will for their lives. Through the Bible, God reveals himself as a holy and sovereign King, worthy of worship and reverence, and establishes a covenantal relationship with his people, promising to never leave or forsake them.

The Bible is the X-Factor in the life of a thriving Christian, providing guidance, strength, and hope. Understanding the Bible requires effort, research, and a willingness to apply its teachings to daily life. The perspicuity of Scripture means that the message of the Bible is understandable and accessible for all people, and the Holy Spirit can open one's understanding to the Word. A biblical worldview is essential for Christians, and studying the Bible can help individuals develop a deeper understanding of God's Word and its application in their lives.

The Bible teaches that the world is a fallen place where suffering and pain are real, but God is still good and faithful. Christians must respond to these challenges without compromising God's core characteristics. The purpose of suffering can be to show us our dependence on God, to bring us to faith, or to prepare us for future ministry. God can use even the worst circumstances to change lives for eternity and to do his work in ways that we can't comprehend.

Dr. Erwin Lutzer discusses his book The Church in Babylon, exploring the challenges of being a Christian in a secular culture and the need for faithfulness in the face of adversity. He also addresses the issues of immigration and Islam, and the importance of maintaining a strong Christian witness in a hostile culture.

Dr. Chris Nonican shares his journey from a Hindu background to becoming a Christian and a professor of apologetics at Liberty University. He discusses the importance of loving God with all one's mind, the need for a Bible revival, and the importance of sacrifice and discipleship in following Christ.

The country is facing spiritual decline, and Christians must take responsibility to change the situation. They need to admit the problem, get involved, and live out their faith in a way that influences their culture. The Bible teaches that Christians are in a spiritual battle, and they must be prepared to defend their faith and live according to God's Word.

The concept of eternity is a universal human phenomenon, with people everywhere thinking about what happens after death. The Bible provides answers to these questions, describing heaven and hell as the only two options for the afterlife. God's Word reveals the truth about death and the afterlife, and it's essential to understand the Bible's teachings on this topic to make informed decisions about one's eternal destiny.

The creation itself points both toward the blessings that we have in our created world as pointing toward God and His knowledge, but also toward the negative consequences of living in a fallen world and how that draws us to humble ourselves before God, turn from sin and to live for God fully.

Dr. Erwin Lutzer discusses the challenges facing the Church in a culture that has forgotten God, and how Christians can stand strong in their faith and be a light in the darkness.

Bill Federer discusses the history of Islam, its influence on the world, and the importance of understanding its teachings. He explores the concept of dhimmi, the conquered people's second-class citizenship, and how this has shaped the relationship between Muslims and non-Muslims. Federer also examines the rise of Islam in the 20th century, including the discovery of oil in Saudi Arabia and the subsequent spread of fundamentalism. He emphasizes the need for Christians to stand strong in their faith and to proclaim the gospel to the Muslim world.

Mark Middleburg shares his journey of becoming a confident Christian, his work in evangelism, and his new resource, Making Your Case for Christ, which helps people give reasons for their faith and share the message of Jesus Christ.

Atheism is growing among young people, but is it a worldview that we should build our life upon? Dr. Alex McFarland and Dylan Burrows discuss five reasons not to be an atheist, including that atheism is illogical, unscientific, and ultimately unethical. They also explore the concept of theism and the importance of having a moral standard of right and wrong.

Tina Marie Griffin, a Christian activist, shares her experiences living in Hollywood and how she maintained her faith despite the temptations and pressures of the entertainment industry. She emphasizes the importance of parents instilling a strong Christian foundation in their children to prepare them for the challenges they will face in college and beyond.

Sherry Abbott, a prolific author and theologian, discusses the importance of biblical literacy and authority, emphasizing the need to return to the Word and repent. She shares her personal story of coming to faith and how she became involved in Christian apologetics, highlighting the significance of understanding one's identity in Christ and the power of the gospel in daily life.

Pastor Paul Blair shares his fascinating story of transitioning from a football career to a life of ministry, highlighting the importance of living by faith and the need for churches to take a bold stand for truth in a culture that often rejects it. He emphasizes the need for Christians to understand and apply a comprehensive biblical worldview in all areas of life, including government, and to be prepared to defend their faith in a hostile world.

C.S. Lewis was a renowned Christian leader and writer who used his intellect and talents to defend the faith and inspire others. His works, including 'Mere Christianity' and 'The Screwtape Letters,' continue to impact people's lives and challenge them to grow in their knowledge of Jesus and the Bible.

Pastor Rick Lawrence of Nags Head Church shares his insights on the health and care of local churches, the challenges of the 21st-century spiritual landscape, and the importance of replanting churches to reach new communities with the gospel.

The concept of American exceptionalism is explored, discussing how the country's founding and unique blend of Christianity and morality have contributed to its prosperity and influence. The importance of living for God and country is emphasized, and the potential for restoration in America is highlighted.

The Bible teaches that humans really do know God's moral truth, and this concept is universal, with everyone having a sense of right and wrong. This moral awareness is the basis for human history, civilizations, and moral laws, and it's essential for a civilized society. The question is, where does this moral truth come from, and how do we understand it?

The family is a cornerstone of society, and its preservation is crucial for the spiritual well-being of individuals and society as a whole. A father's influence on his children can have a profound impact on their spiritual trajectory, and it is essential for fathers to model their faith and live out their values in their daily lives.

Ben LaCorte, a Christian apologist and engineer, discusses the importance of defending the faith in the 21st century, particularly in the face of atheism and the problem of pain and suffering. He shares his personal story of coming to faith and how he approaches apologetics with a relational and open-minded approach.

Dr. Alex McFarland and guests discuss the importance of the Great Commission and evangelism in the 21st century, highlighting the need for Christians to stand strong and share the gospel with every creature, despite the challenges and distractions of modern life.

Dr. Wayne Grudem discusses the importance of doctrine and biblical truth, the definition of evangelicalism, and the critique of theistic evolution in light of biblical teaching. He also explores the role of men and women in marriage and the Church, and the need for Christians to be prepared to defend their faith in a culture that is increasingly hostile to biblical values.

The Bible addresses the future, including the role of modern Israel in end times, and the significance of the 70th anniversary of Israel's rebirth as a nation. The U.S. Embassy's move to Jerusalem and the rebuilding of the Jewish temple are discussed, along with the potential for conflict and the importance of understanding Bible prophecy to live accordingly.

Exploring the reasons to praise God, including His creation, relationship, and patience. Discussing the importance of a biblical worldview and how it shapes our lives and witness.

The return of Jesus Christ is a central theme in Christianity, promising a world of justice, righteousness, and restoration. The Bible teaches that Jesus will reign on earth, bringing an end to suffering, pain, and injustice. This future reign is a time of hope and encouragement for believers, who are called to share their faith with others and live out their lives in accordance with God's will.

The Bible provides an answer to the problem of pain and suffering, explaining that God allows evil in a fallen world where humans have the ability to make moral choices. God is not the author of sin, and he has a plan for suffering that takes place in our lives, often with a purpose and meaning that has a lasting impact.

Exploring the eternality, omnipotence, and authority of the Word of God, as well as the trustworthiness of the Bible, through the lens of Christian apologetics and the life of Jesus Christ.

The Bible teaches that moral truths exist and are known by all people, but a society that rejects moral boundaries will lead to societal anarchy and threaten the preservation of the Constitution and freedoms. Christians must courageously and consistently speak truth, but also model and live truth, as they seek to apply moral truth in their daily lives and impact those around them.

The trustworthiness of the Bible is a crucial topic for Christians, and two experts, Alex McFarland and Dylan Burrows, discuss the evidence supporting the accuracy of Scripture. They explore the eternality and omnipotence of the Word, as well as the authority of Jesus Christ, and provide guidance on how to develop a faith that lasts beyond high school.

The hosts discuss the dangers of pragmatic ministry, where churches focus on what works rather than preaching the Word of God. They emphasize the importance of a biblical worldview and spiritual gifts in equipping Christians for service. The conversation also touches on the consequences of narcissism and hedonism in society, and the need for Christians to stand strong in their faith.

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is a pivotal event in Christianity, marking the triumph over death and the promise of eternal life. The empty tomb, a testament to Jesus' promise, is a central theme in the Gospels, with four accounts of the resurrection morning, each with unique details, yet emphasizing the same message of hope and redemption.

Rebuilding the foundations of the gospel in our culture is crucial, as America's core moral and spiritual foundations have been eroded. Christians must stand firm on the resurrection and teachings of Jesus, and not be ashamed of the gospel. We need a great revival, and it starts with growing close in our walk with God, being a witness, and serving others.

The relationship between Christianity and science is a topic of ongoing debate, with some arguing that they are inherently in conflict. However, the hosts of this discussion argue that science and faith are not mutually exclusive, and that the evidence for creation and an intelligent designer is growing and cannot be ignored. They discuss the work of scientists such as Stephen Hawking and Stephen Jay Gould, and the implications of their ideas on our understanding of the world and our place in it.

The Bible's historicity and the importance of apologetics in defending the Christian faith are discussed, with a focus on equipping believers to present and explain their faith with confidence and compassion.

Exploring the trustworthiness of the Bible and the power of the Word of God, Alex McFarland and Dylan Burrows discuss the eternality and omnipotence of Jesus, the living Word, and how it relates to the written Word, Scripture. They also delve into the concept of fulfilled prophecies and the authority of the Word, emphasizing the importance of faith and doubt in one's spiritual journey.

The Great Commission is a centuries-long, all-encompassing call to spread the message of Jesus to all nations, and each of us has a role to play in sharing the gospel with those around us, whether through evangelism, apologetics, or simply being a witness to our faith.

Christian journalists like Alan Bloom bring a biblical perspective to the news, but media bias and a liberal worldview often distort the truth. As Christians navigate today's headlines, they must be aware of the challenges and opportunities to share their faith. A biblical worldview is essential in understanding the world and its complexities, and Christian news sources like the Biblical Recorder provide a much-needed alternative to secular media.

The downward slide of a godless culture is a theme explored in the book of Isaiah, with parallels drawn to modern-day America. The discussion highlights the importance of a righteous mission and the need for a spiritual revival in the nation, emphasizing the significance of a biblical worldview in shaping individual and collective values.

The importance of passing the faith to the next generation, addressing the challenges of moral relativism, and the need for spiritual awakening in America, as discussed through the lens of Christian apologetics and the Great Commission.

The host discusses the importance of Christian apologetics and the role of faith in American politics, referencing the civil rights movement and the teachings of Martin Luther King. A guest, Stacey Washington, shares her experiences as a black conservative and her views on the current state of American society, emphasizing the need for Christians to engage with politics and promote unity.

The Great Commission is a mandate to share the gospel with all nations, and missionaries like Jonathan Dow are working to reach the Muslim world in Cyprus. Discussing the challenges of sharing the gospel in a different culture, Jonathan emphasizes the importance of building relationships and showing the authenticity of the Christian message.

Dr. Wayne Grudem discusses the importance of biblical doctrine, the role of evangelicals in society, and the implications of theistic evolution on Christian theology and ethics.

The concept of legacy is a crucial aspect of life, as it determines how one is remembered and the impact they have on others. Relationships, priorities, and faith are essential in shaping one's legacy, and a revival in Christianity is necessary to restore the values and principles that are essential for a society to thrive.