The Salvation Army's Words of Life podcast explores the power of writing in the kingdom of God, featuring conversations with writers and editors about their experiences and passions. Guests share their journeys, from creative writing to editing and publishing, and discuss the importance of journaling and slowing down to process thoughts and emotions. The podcast aims to inspire listeners to deepen their relationship with God through writing and reflection. [... more]

Dr. Carolyn Moore shares her personal journey of faith, from her childhood to becoming a pastor, and her experiences at Asbury Theological Seminary. She discusses her church plant, Mosaic, and her transition to becoming a bishop in the global Methodist church. [... more]

Dr. Craig Keener discusses the concept of miracles, defining them as special divine action, and shares personal experiences and stories of healing, highlighting the importance of faith and God's promise of a world made new. [... more]

The reliability of the New Testament is supported by historical knowledge, including the existence of Pontius Pilate, and the use of ancient biographies as historical works. The oral tradition played a significant role in the transmission of stories, and the Hebrew language accommodated the creation narrative in a culturally relevant way. [... more]

Dr. Craig Keener, a professor of biblical studies, shares his personal journey from atheism to faith, discussing the reasons behind his initial skepticism and the moment that changed his life. He also explores the root causes of people being separated from God, including intellectual pride, hypocrisy, and scientific objections. [... more]

Lena Marlowe, a senior at Asbury University, shares her experiences and insights on the current revival on campus, emphasizing the importance of obedience, faith, and discipleship. She encourages listeners to take a risk and seek God, who is meeting people where they are and seeking to establish a deeper relationship with them. [... more]

The discussion revolves around various Christian apologetics topics, including Bible doctrines, eschatology, and the rapture. The conversation also touches on the differences between the Orthodox Church and the Catholic Church, as well as the concept of a global flood and creationism. [... more]

The Christian Apologetics Research Ministry explores the concept of the Trinity, addressing concerns about its complexity and discussing the idea of generational curses, while also examining the teachings of Catholicism and the importance of understanding Bible doctrines for a strong Christian faith. [... more]

Revival is not primarily evangelizing non-believers, but rather God enlivening believers to greater holiness and obedience, which often leads to greater proclamation of the gospel and non-believers coming to saving faith. The ordinary means of grace, such as prayer, reading and meditating on the Word of God, preaching of His Word, and fellowship with other believers, are the regular practices that God has ordained for believers in the community of a local church that God then works extraordinarily through. [... more]

A discussion on various Christian topics, including Bible study, theology, and the occult, with a focus on understanding the nature of faith and salvation. [... more]

The concept of revival is explored through biblical and historical examples, including the Reformation, the Puritan era, and the Great Awakenings. Jeremy Walker, pastor and writer of the documentary film Revival, The Work of God, discusses the importance of preaching the Word of God and the gospel in revival. The film covers periods of revival over the past 500 years in the UK and the US, featuring well-known and lesser-known people and places. The discussion also touches on the current purported revival at Asbury University in Kentucky, with Jeremy Walker offering a balanced and discerning biblical perspective on the event. [... more]

The Asbury revival has drawn thousands of people to the small town of Wilmore, Kentucky, sparking debate about its authenticity and the role of God's presence in the movement. Critics have raised concerns about the revival's emotionalism, lack of clear gospel presentation, and involvement of individuals with compromised views on biblical sexuality. However, supporters argue that the revival has brought people to a place of genuine repentance and holiness, and that it is a sign of God's presence and power in the world. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various Bible doctrines, including Satan's binding and the millennial view, as well as the charismatic gifts and the New Apostolic Reformation. He also answers listener questions on topics such as spiritual gifts, cessationism, and continuationism. [... more]

Biblical scholar and cultural commentator Dr. Michael Brown discusses the concept of revival, its characteristics, and how to discern whether a movement is genuinely from God. He shares his personal experiences and insights from the Brownsville Revival and the current outpouring at Asbury University, highlighting the importance of spiritual observation, repentance, and the exaltation of Jesus in worship and preaching. [... more]