The Lord's Supper is not just a sacrament, but an ordinance that represents the heart behind it. It's about looking around in fellowship, looking behind in remembrance, and looking forward in anticipation of the marriage supper of the lamb, where believers will celebrate with Jesus at the head of the table. [... more]

A discussion on various Christian topics including the end times, Bible interpretation, Mormonism, Catholicism, baptism, and salvation, with a focus on debunking false teachings and promoting a deeper understanding of the Bible. [... more]

Jesus curses a fig tree for lacking spiritual fruit, teaching a lesson about the importance of faith and forgiveness in the kingdom of God. To understand this passage, it's essential to interpret the obscure by the clear and the partial by the more complete, using the Old Testament as a guide to understanding the New Testament and its fulfillment in Jesus. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various Christian apologetics topics, including predestination, salvation, and authority in the church, and answers listener questions on the Bible and theology. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various theological topics, including the imputation of Christ's righteousness, the atonement, and the concept of sowing to the spirit versus sowing to the flesh. He also addresses questions from listeners and explores the symbolism in Revelation 3, specifically the Laodicean church. [... more]

The Bible is a lamp that shines on our feet, and its purpose is to make us wise to salvation. To understand it, we must interpret it properly, according to its straightforward sense, and in the context of its original meaning and literary form. We must also recognize that the Bible has a harmony and unity, and that its purpose is to make men and women wise unto salvation. Ultimately, the Bible can only be interpreted for us by the Holy Spirit, and true understanding is related less to the capacity of our brains than to the extent of our obedience. [... more]

When the Bible appeals to the beginning of time, we ought to have our antennae stick up and take notice and say, be careful, this is a warning that we ought not to be treating this loosely as a mere historical custom, but that it has historical roots that reach all the way back to creation. Deeper study is sometimes needed in certain areas if we're to get a fuller understanding of the text. Sometimes there are controversies that are being addressed, or cultural or political situations that are directly being responded to, or common expressions, turns of phrase that we no longer use today. Dr. R.C. Sproul outlines four basic guidelines to help determine the difference between principle and custom in the Bible. [... more]

A discussion on the differences between Christianity and Mormonism, with a caller questioning the Catholic sacrament of reconciliation and the role of faith versus works in salvation. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses cessationism, charismatic gifts, and Bible interpretation, addressing questions from callers about salvation, scripture, and faith. He also critiques Catholicism and the Black Hebrew Israelites, emphasizing the importance of reading scripture in context and understanding the true gospel. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various theological topics, including the Trinity doctrine, the Flat Earth theory, and the teachings of Christian Science, while engaging with callers and addressing their questions and concerns about biblical interpretation and theology. [... more]

When interpreting the Bible, it's essential to distinguish between historical narratives and didactic literature, as the former should not be used to draw theological conclusions that contradict the rest of Scripture. The Bible itself interprets its own meaning, and we must be careful not to impose our own interpretations on the text, especially when it comes to the behavior of Jesus and other saints. [... more]

The Bible is not a dry book, but a living and active Word of God, filled with real men and women, just like us. To truly understand its message, we must read it existentially, feeling the drama and passion of the stories, and connecting with the humanity of the people in the Scriptures. [... more]

The doctrine of Scripture sufficiency emphasizes the Bible as the living and abiding Word of God, sufficient for life and godliness. Believers must distinguish themselves from cultural pressures and affirm the authority of Scripture in their daily lives, trusting in its power to guide and transform them. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including the Christian faith, Calvinism, and the Holy Spirit, analyzing Bible verses and addressing listener questions and concerns about the church and its teachings. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various biblical topics, including predestination, the Nephilim, fallen angels, and the tribulation, while answering listener questions and sharing his perspectives on biblical interpretation. [... more]

A Christian apologist discusses various topics, including Bible interpretation, evolution, and the flat earth theory, explaining why he believes the latter is incorrect and how it relates to creationism and faith. [... more]

A discussion on various Christian topics, including apologetics, faith, salvation, and Bible interpretation, with a focus on understanding the Bible's teachings and applying them to everyday life. [... more]

A discussion about the Trinity doctrine and its implications on Scripture translation, manuscript variants, and Bible interpretation. The conversation also touches on the differences between Christianity and Islam, and the importance of logic and reasoning in understanding God's word. [... more]

A discussion on the Trinity, Christianity, and Judaism, with a focus on the Godhead and eschatology. The hosts and callers examine various interpretations of the Bible, including the concept of the end times and the role of the Holy Spirit. They also discuss the importance of understanding the historical and cultural context of the Bible in order to accurately interpret its teachings. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the Christian Apologetics Research Ministry's stance on baptism, the Trinity, and Abrahamic religions, including Mormonism and Unitarianism. The host, Matt Slick, addresses various topics such as the Nicene Creed, Bible interpretation, and the uniqueness of God, while engaging with callers and discussing their perspectives on these subjects. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including the sovereignty of God, free will, and Bible interpretation, particularly in the context of eschatology and amillennialism, and shares his views on the rapture and the role of YouTube and Rumble in spreading his message. [... more]

Jesus' disciples were astonished and afraid as they approached Jerusalem for his triumphal entry, but the event was not what they expected. Alistair Begg explores the story of Palm Sunday, highlighting the importance of contextual Bible study and the need to avoid inserting our own ideas into the narrative. He examines the familiar story of Jesus riding a donkey into Jerusalem, pointing out that this was not a triumphant entry, but rather a quiet and humble approach to the city. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics in Christianity, including the Church Fathers, Bible interpretation, and apologetics. He also addresses false teachers and the importance of understanding prophecy and inspiration. [... more]

The ancient church's understanding of the Bible and its implications for the life of the church are explored, including the doctrine of the Trinity, Christology, and the canon of the New Testament. The early church's missionary work, growth, and development are also discussed, highlighting its significance for modern Christianity. [... more]

A discussion on the Christian faith, apologetics, and the charismatic gifts, including the cessationist position and its implications, as well as the nature of God's love for sinners and the importance of repentance. [... more]

The host, Pastor Ernie Sanders, discusses various topics including government corruption, media bias, and the interpretation of the Bible. He also talks about climate change, economic inflation, and the role of faith in politics, criticizing Joe Biden and the Democratic Party. [... more]

Jesus is preaching to his disciples about the destruction of the temple and the kingdom of Israel, using apocalyptic language to describe the events that will take place in their generation. He warns them about false prophets and false Christs, and tells them to be on guard and to not believe in anyone who claims to be the Christ. Jesus also talks about his ascension and his ruling and reigning from heaven, and explains that the gathering of the elect is not a reference to the end time harvest, but to the global growth of the church that is ongoing throughout the present age. [... more]

The Bible is not a story about you becoming a better person, but rather one big story that tells the revelation of what God has done to rescue you by his infinite love through the gift of his son Jesus Christ. God's sacrifice is about God's provision, and his love is not impressed by human sacrifices, but rather by a relationship of covenantal love with you. [... more]

God's providence is the great hope, assurance, and confidence of the Christian life, where He provides what is needed for our benefit and His glory. The story of Abraham and Isaac in Genesis 22 is often misinterpreted, but it's actually about God's sovereignty and faithfulness, not about human sacrifice or trying to be like Abraham. [... more]

A Christian apologist discusses various topics, including Mormonism, Bible interpretation, and church doctrine, specifically addressing the issue of women in leadership roles within the church and the importance of understanding the Trinity. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown answers listener questions on various biblical topics, including Bible interpretation, divorce and remarriage, blasphemy of the Spirit, the Angel of the Lord, predestination, and more. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses the challenges of preaching difficult texts from the Old Testament, including the genealogies and violent passages, and how to approach these texts in a way that is both faithful to the original context and relevant to modern audiences. He also explores the importance of understanding the Jewish context of the Old Testament and how it relates to Christian theology. [... more]

A discussion on various Christian theological topics, including the Trinity, regeneration, faith, and Bible interpretation. The hosts also explore the concept of hell and near death experiences, examining the biblical context and implications of these ideas. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including spiritual pride, the Mandela effect, and Bible interpretation, as well as healing and medicine, Lazarus and paradise, millennialism, amillennialism, preterism, and Wicca and devil worship, providing insights and answers to caller questions. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown answers questions on various topics, including Bible interpretation, Christian ethics, and the authority of scripture. He discusses the importance of reading the Bible as it was intended to be read, the implications of divorce and remarriage, and the biblical stance on homosexuality. He also explores the book of Job and its significance in the Old Testament, and offers guidance on forgiveness and anger. [... more]

When interpreting the Bible, individuals must understand the difference between descriptive and prescriptive language to avoid making assumptions and ensure they're not taking communion in vain. This requires spiritual discernment and a willingness to learn from the Holy Spirit, who teaches us the things of God. By studying and praying regularly, individuals can develop a deeper understanding of scripture and grow spiritually, ultimately becoming stronger in their faith. [... more]

Developing a Christian worldview requires careful interpretation of Scripture, avoiding the error of drawing implications that conflict with explicit teachings. R.C. Sproul's series, Knowing Scripture, provides time-tested principles for understanding God's Word, including the importance of relating historical narratives to didactic literature and being careful with implications drawn from Scripture. [... more]

The Bible is a book that addresses us in the midst of our own lives, and to truly understand its message, we must read it existentially, as people who are personally, passionately, and intimately involved with what we are reading. This means stepping into the skin of the biblical characters, feeling their emotions, and understanding their humanity. [... more]

The tabernacle is a portable dwelling place for God's presence, where He can live amongst His people and allow them access to Him. The Ark of the Covenant, a gold box with a solid gold lid and cherubim on top, holds God's promises and covenants, and is a symbol of God's mercy and holiness. The mercy seat, where God meets with His people, is characterized by His mercy and is a picture of the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. [... more]

The parable of the prodigal son is a powerful story of God's love and redemption, teaching us about the importance of repentance, faith, and spiritual awakening. [... more]