God's provision is the center of His attention when we put Him first in our lives. Anxiety and worry are forms of idolatry and sin, but trusting in God's promises and provision can bring peace and contentment. The Lord's Prayer teaches us to prioritize God's will and provision, and to trust in His promises to meet our needs. [... more]

Spiritual maturity is not about achieving perfection, but about pursuing a deep and growing relationship with Jesus. It involves forgetting past failures and successes, and instead, striving to know and become like Christ. This passionate pursuit requires honesty with oneself, talking with God, and being involved in relationships with people where there's love, support, and accountability. [... more]

Spiritual maturity is not about achieving perfection, but a passionate pursuit of knowing and becoming like Christ. It's about loving God and loving people, and being transformed by the power of the resurrection. The test of spiritual maturity is not about external actions, but about the depth of one's relationship with God and their love for others. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the concepts of free will and the sovereignty of God, with a focus on Calvinism and Arminianism. The host, Matt Slick, engages in a conversation with a caller, Ben from Washington, exploring the relationship between God's sovereignty and human free will, and how it relates to salvation and faith. [... more]

The book of Judges reveals a state of Christian atheism, where people believe in God but live like atheists, redefining God and morality according to their preferences. This leads to the strong oppressing the weak and despair, as seen in the stories of Micah and the Levite, who use God to serve their own interests rather than worshiping him. The absence of God's rule results in a nation where everyone does what is right in their own eyes, leading to chaos and destruction. [... more]

Walker Hayes, a Grammy-nominated singer and songwriter, and Craig Cooper, a Bible teacher and speaker, share their remarkable friendship and how it led to Walker's conversion to Christianity. Their story, documented in their book Glad You're Here, is a testament to the power of friendship and the impact one person can have on another's life. [... more]

A remarkable story of unlikely friendship and redemption unfolds as two men, one an atheist and the other a pastor, form a deep bond over their shared experiences of brokenness and the pursuit of faith. Their journey is marked by moments of humor, vulnerability, and ultimately, a profound transformation that changes their lives forever. [... more]

Atheism is rooted in moral issues rather than intellectual ones, with people rejecting God due to their own desires and biases. The existence of God cannot be determined by personal preferences, and the New Testament speaks to the issue of fallen man's natural tendency to suppress the truth about God. [... more]

A discussion on spiritual attacks, how to discern them, and the importance of free will in Christianity. The hosts also delve into apologetics, Bible study, and the concept of judging angels. Additionally, they explore the parable of the prodigal son and its significance in understanding repentance and moral standards. [... more]

Benjamin Franklin's faith was shaped by his Protestant upbringing, which influenced his work ethic, moral code, and views on Christianity and deism. He believed in a God who rewarded good deeds and punished bad ones, but had doubts about traditional Christian doctrine. Franklin's faith was centered on virtue and moral action, rather than dogma or doctrine. [... more]

The Bible teaches that everyone has received a knowledge of God, but has rejected it, and instead created a God in their own image. This is evident in the way people worship and the idols they create. The Bible also teaches that no one is saved apart from faith in Christ, and that God wants to save as many people as possible, even those who have never heard the gospel. [... more]

The existence of God is evident through creation, and rejecting this knowledge can lead to condemnation. Dr. Robert Jeffress explains how the universe's complexity and design demonstrate God's eternal power and divine nature, and how the unbeliever's rejection of this knowledge is sufficient to condemn them. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including Bible doctrines, atheism, the existence of evil, and the continuation of charismatic gifts. He also addresses the issue of food blessings and the sufficiency of scripture. [... 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]

The Bible's prophecies about Jesus are staggering in their specificity, making it difficult to dismiss them as coincidence. These prophecies, found in books such as Isaiah, foretell the life of Jesus, from his birth to his death and resurrection, with incredible accuracy. The implications of these prophecies are profound, suggesting that God's love for humanity is real and that Jesus' sacrifice was not in vain. [... more]

The Christian worldview offers a solution to guilt and shame by providing forgiveness through the cross and a new identity in Christ, where there is no condemnation. A correct view of human nature is essential, recognizing that humans are capable of both good and evil, and that humility is a key aspect of human flourishing. A loving family structure, particularly with an engaged father, is critical to the well-being of children, and mentoring is a powerful way to make a positive impact on others. [... more]

Exploring the intersection of true crime and Christianity, Jay Warner Wallace discusses how studying crime can reveal insights into human nature and the role of suffering in our lives. He argues that Christianity offers a unique perspective on the nature of evil and the purpose of suffering, and that understanding this can help us to thrive in the face of adversity. [... more]

A discussion on the false prophecies of the Jehovah's Witnesses organization, the dangers of cult mentality, and the importance of Christian values in politics, as well as a conversation about the consequences of abortion and the emotional impact on women. [... more]

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. [... more]

The Bible teaches that one day the world will be united under a new false system of belief, symbolized by the harlot in Revelation chapter 17, which will signal the earth's coming destruction. This false religious system is described as a harlot who seduces people, including kings and those who dwell on the earth, and is in an unholy alliance with the government at that time. [... more]

A discussion on the charismatic movement and biblical theology, including the concept of federal headship and God's fairness. The conversation also touches on materialism, emergent properties, transcendentals, and the one in the many problem, exploring the nature of God and the universe. [... more]

A discussion on the differences between rebuking and resisting the devil, the concept of federal headship, and the nature of God's fairness. The conversation also touches on materialism vs. dualism, emergent properties, and transcendentals. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various Bible doctrines, including the nature of Jesus Christ, the rapture, and the second coming. He responds to questions from listeners and provides explanations of scripture, including 1 Thessalonians 4, Matthew 24, and 2 Peter 3. [... more]

Jesus weeps over Jerusalem's rejection, symbolizing the spiritual barrenness of the nation. He delivers a prophecy from Daniel, foretelling the city's devastation. Jesus cleanses the Gentile court, a marketplace turned into a den of thieves, and teaches the people about God's house. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including the nature of Jesus Christ, the rapture, and the second coming of Jesus, referencing biblical passages such as 1 Thessalonians 4 and Matthew 24. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including the movie Aliens, UFOs, apologetics, atheism, divorce, generational curses, and wokeness, providing biblical perspectives and engaging with listeners' questions. [... more]

A discussion on the existence of aliens and UFOs, the biblical perspective on Christianity and atheism, and the application of biblical truth in everyday life, including the topics of divorce and generational curses. [... more]

Elon Musk's statement as a cultural Christian sparks interest, echoing a similar sentiment from atheist Richard Duncan. This acknowledgement highlights the positive impact of Christianity on individuals and nations, yet it's only a step towards a deeper relationship with Christ, who offers forgiveness and salvation through his sacrifice on the cross. [... more]

To know God, one must be in His presence, believe in His person, bend to His word, and behold His works. By doing so, one can form a profile of who God is and deepen their relationship with Him. The Bible is a source of knowledge about God, and reading it can help one understand His personality, will, and ways. [... more]

Understanding God's identity and how to know Him is a complex issue, often hindered by inaccurate comprehension and inappropriate confirmation. Jesus teaches that knowing Him involves a deeper comprehension of His identity, which is not just about knowing facts or having a physical manifestation, but about having a personal relationship with Him. [... more]

A discussion on the biblical perspective of speaking in tongues, the role of men in marriage, and the importance of forgiveness and biblical morality in relationships, with a caller sharing his personal experience of a divine encounter and an atheist's argument against biblical morality. [... more]

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. [... more]

Dr. Robert Jeffress sits down with Lee Strobel to discuss the tension between creationism and evolution, and how science and the Bible can coexist without conflict. [... more]

The Bible is given to make men and women wise for salvation and to equip them with everything that goes along with what it means to be saved. It shows us how to be saved and how to live when we have been saved, and it is the key to understanding God's plan for humanity. [... more]

A discussion on the nature of God, the Trinity, and the concept of free will, as well as the relationship between faith and reason, and the existence of God in a world of science and evolution. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the concept of Christianity, its teachings, and the validity of its claims. The Trinity, divine hiddenness, and the relationship between faith and atheism are explored, with a focus on the rational and logical aspects of these concepts. The conversation delves into the idea that if Christianity is true, then atheism is false, and the necessary conditions for intelligibility are provided. The discussion also touches on the problem of divine hiddenness and the role of faith in understanding the existence of God. [... more]

Living in a post-Christian culture, many young people are growing up unchurched without a real purchase on the Christian story. However, a new trend is emerging as secular thinkers are reconsidering Christianity, and some are even finding meaning and purpose in it. This shift is not just about people returning to traditional Christianity, but also about exploring new ways of understanding faith and its relevance in modern society. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics in Christian apologetics, including the Eastern Orthodox Church's teachings on salvation and justification, the concept of theosis and deification, and the importance of biblical theology in understanding these issues. He also addresses questions from listeners on topics such as the name of Jesus, the nature of God, and the relationship between faith and good works. [... more]

Deception can occur when people start believing something due to a condition in their mind, and it can be difficult to get them to change their minds. Evidence is not just physical, but also mental, and people need to be careful not to assume that something is evidence just because it fits their hypothesis. Radicalization can happen when people are exposed to certain ideas or influences, and it can lead to a loss of critical thinking and a willingness to accept false information. The concept of the rapture is often misunderstood, and it's not just about escaping the tribulation, but also about being taken up to heaven to be with Jesus. Salvation is not just about avoiding punishment, but also about trusting in God and having faith in Him, even in difficult circumstances. [... more]