The existence of God is a question that has been debated for centuries, with various arguments for and against its existence. One approach to proving the existence of God is through the classical method, which involves establishing a sufficient reason to explain reality as we encounter it. This method involves looking at four possible explanations for reality: that our experience of reality is an illusion, that reality is self-created, that reality is self-existent, and that reality is created by something that is self-existent. The classical approach aims to provide a rational proof for the existence of a self-existent eternal being, rather than just evidence or persuasion. [... more]

God's ownership of all things is a central theme in the Bible, with Jesus being the heir of all things and creator of the world. Scripture gives four reasons for this, including Jesus' inheritance, creation, sustenance, and redemption of all things. [... more]

Immanuel Kant's critique of traditional arguments for the existence of God challenged the notion that reason can prove God's existence, leading to a crisis in the Christian Church and a shift towards fideism. However, Christian philosophers and theologians have sought to reconstruct natural theology to answer Kant's objections, citing the Apostle Paul's declaration that the invisible things of God are known through the things that are made. [... more]

Dr. Amy Sherman joins the show to discuss vocational stewardship, the idea that our work is a means of seeking the common good and participating in God's redemptive mission in the world. She explains how this concept is not just about character and integrity, but also about the actual work itself and how it can reflect God's heart for justice, beauty, and restoration. [... more]

Chip Ingram continues his series, The Jesus Revolution, emphasizing the importance of being confident in Jesus' presence and purpose, clear on one's calling, dependent on the Holy Spirit, and obedient to God's truth. He shares personal stories and biblical principles to encourage listeners to take steps of faith and live out their faith in community with others. [... more]

Babylon, the cradle of civilization, has long been a symbol of defiance against God, and its final fall is predicted in the Bible. The city's history is marked by repeated attempts to rebuild and reclaim its former glory, but each effort ends in failure. According to prophecy, Babylon will once again rise to power, but this time it will be a one-world government and religion that will ultimately be defeated by God. The fall of Babylon is described in Revelation as a catastrophic event that will bring about the end of the world as we know it. [... more]

Cody Hobelman shares his personal journey of moving from accumulation to impact, setting a financial finish line, and experiencing transformation in his life and finances. He discusses how this shift in perspective has allowed him to live with greater purpose, clarity, and generosity, and how others can start their own journey by defining what is enough and taking the first step towards setting a financial finish line. [... more]

Terry Neal shares her story of growing up in a chaotic household with addicted parents, joining a gang, and becoming pregnant at 16. Despite the challenges, she found faith and redemption, pursued higher education, and became a strong believer in prayer and spiritual growth. She now works with at-risk youth and is proud of her two sons, both Marines, who have broken the cycle of addiction and abuse. [... more]

The conversation revolves around the concept of Rededicate 250, a national event aimed at rededicating the United States to God, and its potential impact on revival in the nation. The discussion highlights the challenges of dedicating a nation to God, especially when half of the population is hostile to the idea. It also explores the role of the educational system, particularly in college, in leading people away from Christian mooring. The importance of proclaiming the gospel and making disciples is emphasized, and the need for Christians to be discerning about campus ministries and to prioritize joining a local Bible-teaching church is discussed. [... more]

North Carolina sues Vietnamese electric vehicle manufacturer VinFast for breach of agreement, citing failure to create jobs and invest in the state as promised. Meanwhile, gas prices are expected to be high over the Memorial Day weekend, with many Americans unaware of the true meaning of the holiday, which honors those who died in service to their country. [... more]

Investors should consider looking beyond the U.S. markets for diversification and growth opportunities, as foreign stocks can offer broader growth potential and emerging markets are exciting due to their significant growth potential and rapidly rising standards of living. [... more]

Looking back on God's promises propels us forward in faith, giving us the focus and fuel to achieve our goals and fulfill His plan. Nehemiah's prayer and leadership demonstrate the importance of trusting in God's promises and joining Him in His mission to reach the world with the gospel. [... more]

When God calls us to step up, there's a cost involved, and it's not just about sacrificing a weekend or two. It's about being willing to give up our comfort, our security, and our status. Nehemiah's story in the Bible is a powerful example of what it means to be a shepherd and to have a shepherd's heart. It's about seeing people the way Jesus sees them, with compassion and love. We need to ask ourselves what moves us, what challenges us, and what motivates us to serve others. We need to be willing to pray and fast, not just to feel bad for others, but to be moved by their needs and to take action. We need to remember that God is still working, even in the midst of chaos and uncertainty, and that He has a plan for His people. We need to be the salt and the light in the world, and to seek His guidance and direction in all that we do. [... more]

Finding one's soul's location at any given moment is critical to being fruitful, as Jesus explained in John chapter 15. The concept of the secret place is tied to abiding in God, as described in the 91st Psalm, which sustained a pastor in a Vietnamese swamp for five years. This story challenges listeners to be aware of God's leading and to share their story with others, highlighting the power and grace of our Lord and Savior. [... more]

The rejection of God's authority leads to the degradation of humanity, as seen in the glorification of transgression and the pursuit of autonomy. This is a fundamental aspect of human nature, dating back to the story of Adam and Eve. The consequences of rejecting God's will are evident in modern society, where technology and feminism have contributed to the desecration of the human body and the devaluation of human life. The pursuit of autonomy and the rejection of God's authority ultimately lead to the desecration of humanity, as individuals seek to become their own gods and defy God's laws. [... more]

The rejection of God degrades humanity, leading to a crisis of meaning and a loss of moral depth. This is evident in modern society's glorification of transgression, autonomy, and the pursuit of self-creation. The Christian faith offers a solution to this problem through the consecration of man, which involves a return to deep, rooted conceptions of our limits, obligations, and ends. [... more]

The Philistine cities are afflicted with tumors and plagues after capturing the Ark of the Covenant, which they believe is a trophy of their victory. However, they soon realize that the Ark is a manifestation of God's presence and power, and they are unable to handle its wrath. Despite their attempts to appease God with offerings and sacrifices, the plagues continue to intensify, and the Philistines are forced to return the Ark to Israel. The story highlights the importance of faith and reason in understanding God's ways and the consequences of ignoring His presence. [... more]

We often take God for granted, but as followers of Christ, we should be thankful for our eternal inheritance, spiritual cleansing, and deliverance from darkness into the kingdom of God's beloved Son, where we have redemption and forgiveness of sins. [... more]

When we feel God's presence is distant, it's not necessarily a sign of abandonment. Sin, testing, and trial can cause us to feel disconnected from God, but He's always with us. We must trust in His character and remember that He's a loving God who gives us His only begotten Son. [... more]

A discussion on the importance of Christ-centered preaching, the decline of Protestantism, and the rise of false religions. The host shares his personal experiences and insights on how to deliver effective sermons, and the need for pastors to prioritize teaching the truth over attendance numbers. [... more]