A Christian leader's identity is rooted in being a servant of Christ, a steward of the mysteries of God, and a spectacle of suffering. They are called to serve, not to be served, and to suffer well, just like Christ. A leader's goal is not to accumulate power or wealth, but to point people to Jesus and help them grow in their faith. [... more]

Saul's self-seeking and rebellion against God's authority are evident in his actions, as he prioritizes his own desires over obedience to God's commands. Samuel confronts Saul, pointing out his sin and the consequences of his actions, emphasizing the importance of obedience and loyalty to God. [... more]

God has ordained government to establish order and serve as a minister of good, but Christians must consider when to disobey government, basing their actions on a clear biblical mandate, demonstrating respect for authority, and being prepared to suffer consequences. Dr. Robert Jeffress explores the principles of Romans 13 and Acts 5, discussing the role of government, the importance of biblical obedience, and the need for Christians to stand up against evil and persecution. [... more]

Dr. Robert Jeffress explores whether Christians should ever disobey the government, citing biblical teachings on government authority and Christian responsibility. He discusses the importance of submitting to governing authorities, paying taxes, and respecting those in power, while also highlighting the role of government in punishing evil and serving the good of the people. [... more]

Dr. David Jeremiah explores the strength of the Holy Spirit and how it can bring inner peace and calm in the midst of chaos. He delves into the importance of prayer, specifically the prayer in Ephesians 3, and how it can help us comprehend the love of Christ and experience the fullness of God's presence within us. [... more]

The character of Satan is rooted in rebellion and pride, leading to a curse that affects his nature and behavior. Dr. Tony Evans explains how Satan's character is a result of his rebellion against God and how it has consequences in the spiritual realm. He also discusses the importance of understanding God's truth and the role of authority in spiritual warfare. [... more]

The character of Satan is rooted in rebellion against God, resulting in a curse that affects his nature and actions. Dr. Tony Evans explores the biblical teachings on Satan's character, from his fall from heaven to his role as the accuser, and how believers can resist his attacks through the power of God's truth and the blood of Christ. [... more]

God's design for fathers is being undermined in society, leading to a lack of preparation for boys to become godly husbands and fathers. The Peter Pan mentality, where boys refuse to grow up and take responsibility, is a major issue. Biblical counseling and discipleship are essential in teaching boys the importance of work ethic, biblical wisdom, and sexual self-control. [... more]

You are a recipient of God's mercy and kindness, and you've been seated with Jesus in the heavenlies. You don't have to fight for victory; you fight from victory. Take your rightful place and walk in a way that's befitting your royal identity, and then take your stand on every promise of God, resisting the spiritual powers that seek to undermine your faith. [... more]

Understanding your seat in Christ is the key to walking in a manner worthy of your calling, and eventually standing against the devil. As a Christian, you are spiritually rich and have been given strength and authority, so walk with confidence, but also with kindness and mercy. [... more]

Demonization is the occupation of a human by one or more evil spirits to exercise control, with the goal of consuming the person's personality and bringing it into subjection to their agenda. Dr. Tony Evans explains how demons use various devices, including idolatry, the occult, and spiritual immaturity, to gain control over individuals. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the authority of Christ and the believer, as well as personal responsibility in resisting the devil's agenda and winning spiritual battles. [... more]

Demonization is the occupation of a human by one or more evil spirits to exercise control over a person. The authority of Christ is key to dealing with demons, and believers must understand their position in Christ to resist the devil's agenda. Spiritual warfare is real, and Christians must be committed to prayer and removal of occult practices to overcome demonism. [... more]

People of God, you've been transported from one kingdom into another, from the kingdom of darkness into the kingdom of light, where you are called royalty and have authority. The question is, will you take your thrones, sit in your rightful seat, and walk in a way that befits your new identity in Christ? [... more]

Senator Steve Daines discusses his concerns about the Iran deal, the impact of oil prices on the American people, and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. He also emphasizes the importance of maintaining a Republican majority in the Senate to support President Trump's policies and nominees. [... more]

A former LGBTQ individual shares their personal story of childhood trauma, sexual addiction, and Christian redemption. They discuss the importance of accountability and boundaries in overcoming addiction and the role of the fear of the Lord in living a holy life. The conversation also touches on the dangers of antinomianism and the need for Christians to live a life of repentance and stewardship. [... more]

Dr. Tony Evans explains how demons promote Satan's doctrine, undermine God's goodness, and oppose God's people. He discusses how demons operate through idolatry, distraction, and division, and how Christians can wage spiritual warfare and stand firm in God's authority and power. [... more]

As Christians, we have been given authority over evil spirits and the power to live out God's promises. This authority comes from our identity in Christ and is not something we have to earn or achieve. Through the Holy Spirit, we can receive freedom from guilt and shame, victory over strongholds, and confidence to walk in the fullness of God's promises. [... more]

As a Christian, you're in a spiritual battle, but you have the authority to overcome it. Jesus has given you the power to tread on serpents and scorpions, and over all the power of the enemy. You're not just a victim of circumstances, but a victor in Christ. Your name is written in heaven, and you have the authority to resist Satan's accusations and live a life of freedom and victory. [... more]

Children are instructed to submit to their parents' authority, honoring them as an act of worship to the Lord. This obedience is owed to parents due to their care and provision, and it is commanded by God. The Bible teaches that honoring one's parents is essential for a happy and long life, and it is a key aspect of Christian parenting and family dynamics. [... more]

Jesus declares his witness to be true, despite the Pharisees' accusations of false witness. He appeals to his heavenly Father's authority and the writings of the Old Testament to validate his claims. The concept of witness and testimony is explored, highlighting the importance of faith and redemption in understanding Jesus' message. [... more]

When facing impossible situations, God will either give you what you ask for or provide angelic strength to deal with what he wants. Dr. Tony Evans explains that worship, including praise, sacrifice, and prayer, is key to activating angels and receiving their assistance. He also emphasizes the importance of submission to authority, as angels only operate under legitimate authority. By recognizing Jesus Christ's authority and coming under it, individuals can experience angelic assistance and power in prayer, access to God, and a deeper understanding of the spiritual world. [... more]

God will either give you what you ask for or give you angelic strength to deal with what he wants. To activate angels, worship, sacrifice, pray, submit to authority, and be a witness to Jesus Christ. When you worship, you join the angels in doing what they do best, and God activates them on your behalf. Submission means coming underneath the appropriate authority, and angels only operate under authority. Prayer is a way to activate angels, and Jesus understood this when he prayed in the Garden of Gethsemane. When you're facing something impossible, submit to a greater strength, and God will let you see the angels coming up and down your commitment to Jesus Christ, addressing your needs on earth from the solutions in heaven. [... more]

Every believer has authority over every evil spirit, and Jesus shared this power with his disciples, sending them out to proclaim the kingdom and encounter the demonic. As Christians, we are in a spiritual battle, but we have the power and authority of Christ to overcome evil and live in freedom. [... more]

Angels operate by means of authority, working through people to accomplish God's will. Understanding the importance of authority is crucial in spiritual battles, and recognizing angelic activity can be a blessing or a curse. The Bible teaches that angels are under God's sovereign authority and can be used to bring about divine intervention in our lives. [... more]

Angels operate by means of authority, and their help comes with conditions. God delegates his work through angels, but their activity is often unseen and can be influenced by demonic forces. Understanding the importance of authority and the role of angels in spiritual warfare is crucial for Christians to navigate the challenges of life and to trust in God's sovereignty. [... more]

Jonah's life is a metaphor for our lives, as he runs from God and ends up going down into the deep abyss of the sea. However, through his experience in the belly of the whale, Jonah comes to a point of crisis, leading to repentance and restoration in his heart. He admits his sin, accepts God's discipline, and expresses appreciation for his salvation, ultimately being spit up onto dry land by the fish. [... more]

The doctrine of Sola Scriptura, a central tenet of the Protestant Reformation, holds that Scripture alone is the final authority for the Christian conscience. This principle was championed by Martin Luther and other Reformers, who argued that Scripture must be interpreted by Scripture itself, rather than by tradition or the authority of the church. [... 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]

Submission in marriage is an act of worship to God, where a wife recognizes her husband's God-ordained authority and defers to his judgment, devoting herself to accomplishing his goals. This submission is rooted in the husband's God-given position, not his perfection, and is a means of glorifying God in the marriage relationship. [... more]

The Bible is the living Word of God, breathed out by Him, and is the foundational truth of the Christian faith. It is the source of wisdom for salvation through faith in Christ Jesus and is described as a hammer, seed, light, sword, mirror, and food. The Bible's preeminence is evident in its circulation, influence, and preservation, making it a perfect and trustworthy book that stands above all others. [... more]

God's spiritual authority is separate from civil authority, and Christians must be careful not to mix the two. The people of Israel wanted a king like the other nations, but God warned them that this would lead to a loss of spiritual sensitivity and a shallow faith. Samuel, the prophet, warned the people of the consequences of their choice, but they refused to listen. The monarchy was established, and the people were given a king, but they soon realized that this was not the solution to their problems. The Christian must be willing to suffer for Christ and not be ashamed of their faith, even in the face of persecution. [... more]

Samuel's heart is broken as the people of Israel reject God's spiritual authority, seeking a king like the pagans. He warns them of the consequences of a monarchy, including the loss of freedom and the burden of taxes. Samuel's words are a reminder to stay focused on spiritual things and not get entangled in civil matters, and to always prioritize God's authority over human desires. [... more]

The Bible teaches that sin and self-centeredness lead to bondage and enslavement, but Jesus Christ offers true freedom through salvation. This freedom is not about doing what we please, but about doing what pleases God, and it is only possible through a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. [... more]

Jesus' actions in the temple courtyard during Passover reveal his zeal for his father's house and his authority to cleanse it. The Lamb of God becomes the lion of the tribe of Judah, revealing God's wrath and love. Understanding God's wrath is essential to salvation, and Jesus' payment on the cross shields us from God's wrath, allowing us to have peace with God. [... more]

In the presence of God, we see our sin, His holiness, and it brings about a deep repentance. There is cleansing, forgiveness, and hope. We begin to see that the people around us need the forgiveness and the grace of God even as we do. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses the contradictions in the LDS standard works regarding God, and how they compare to Christian teachings on salvation. He also explores the concept of transubstantiation in Catholicism and its interpretation in John 6, and critiques the idea of following a true church rather than Jesus. [... more]

The book of Revelation is a crucial book for Christians to study, as it provides a vision of Jesus' sovereignty over all of life, including suffering and tribulation. Jesus' power and majesty are unveiled, and he is shown to be in control of all things, including death and hell. The book is not meant to terrify, but to give a towering vision of the justice of God and the authority of Jesus above it all. [... more]

Children are a gift, but they are also corrupt and in need of guidance. The Bible teaches that parents are responsible for training their children in the truth of Scripture, and that this training begins at home. Godly discipline is a key part of this process, and is motivated by love. The Bible is clear that children should obey their parents, and that this obedience is essential for their spiritual growth and development. [... more]

The story of the prodigal son is a powerful example of God's enduring love and redemption. Jesus shares this parable to illustrate the father's heart, demonstrating that He is a loving Father who desires a relationship with His children. The story highlights the contrast between the rebellious younger brother and the self-righteous older brother, both of whom are lost in their own ways. Ultimately, Jesus is the redemptive brother who leaves the comfort of heaven to seek and save the lost, offering forgiveness and a new life through His sacrifice on the cross. [... more]

The Bible teaches that parental authority is vital for a stable society, and that children should obey their parents in everything, as this pleases the Lord. The Christian home is built on the foundation of Jesus Christ, and parents are responsible for instructing their children in the Word of God, despite the challenges of a world that often disagrees with biblical values. [... more]