Matt Slick discusses the dangers of deliverance ministries, generational curses, and bloodline curses, and how to deal with demonic oppression. He also talks about neo-Calvinism and traditional Calvinism, and how to navigate spiritual warfare as a Christian. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including bloodline curses, the rapture, eschatology, and the truth about Jesus Christ. He also answers listener questions on the meaning of the word 'Jesus' and the name of God, and explores the concept of denominations and the importance of studying the Word of God. [... more]

Never seen WWE World Champion John Cena joins O'Shea and TJ for an epic all-encompassing interview The recently retired future WWE Hall of Famer joined the guys in-studio to discuss his love of wrestling and the business his legendary year wrestling career and what he wanted to accomplish in his final year competing in the WWE The conversation detailed Cena's humble wrestling beginnings which included him sleeping in his car in Venice Beach a woefully short-lived career as an airport chauffeur in early life and how a moment in the back of a bus became a turning point in his [... more]

The genealogy of Jesus Christ serves to validate his royalty, demonstrate the providence of God, and illustrate the principles of grace. It includes women who were considered outcasts in their time, such as Tamar, Rahab, and Ruth, and shows how Jesus' ancestry is not just a matter of bloodline, but also of adoption and the inclusion of Gentiles in the messianic line. [... more]

Jesus' genealogy is a critically important record that validates his rightful claim to the throne of King David, demonstrating the providence of God in his life and illustrating the principles of grace. This genealogy also highlights the mixed bloodline of the royal lineage, showing that Jesus came to save sinners, including those with questionable pasts, and offers salvation to all people, regardless of their background or heritage. [... more]

The hosts discuss various wrestling storylines, including Roman Reigns' return, Jay Cargill's face injury, and the upcoming Crown Jewel event. They also touch on the TNA invasion, NXT's dominance, and the potential for Oba Femi to be called up to the main roster. [... more]

The hosts discuss various professional wrestling topics, including AEW and WWE storylines, wrestlers' careers, and upcoming events. They also engage in a humorous segment where they imagine themselves in a bar fight, selecting four wrestlers to help them escape. [... more]

Pastor Skip wraps up his series Bloodline with the conclusion of the message The Lion Is the Lamb and shows you that when Jesus the Lamb of God returns it will be to rule as a lion [... more]

The Bible reveals a conflict between God's plan of redemption and Satan's attempts to destroy it. This ongoing spiritual conflict is rooted in the promise of Genesis 3:15, where God declares war on Satan and promises a hero who will crush his head. This hero is Jesus, who ultimately defeats Satan through his death and resurrection, offering abundant life to those who give their lives to Christ. [... more]

The greatest need for all humanity is forgiveness, which is provided through the sacrificial death of Jesus Christ on the cross. This pivotal event is the center of redemptive history, and its significance is reflected in the Bible's emphasis on the atonement. However, the conflict between good and evil, as described in Genesis 3, continues to this day, with the forces of darkness seeking to undermine God's plan of salvation. [... more]

The story of Boaz and Ruth from the Book of Ruth is a picture of God's love and redemption through Jesus Christ, illustrating the kinsman redeemer's role in bringing people into the family of God and providing an inheritance that is imperishable and undefiled. [... more]

You are royalty in God's plan, chosen by Him and part of a royal priesthood. Your identity in Christ is not defined by people's opinions or your past, but by the bloodline of Jesus, which makes you whole and gives you hope in difficult times. [... more]