Charles Spurgeon, a renowned pastor and theologian, was born into a legacy of pastors and became one of the most influential pastors in history. He resisted God's Spirit, but eventually found salvation at the age of 16 after hearing a simple message from a lay preacher. Spurgeon went on to preach to thousands, start numerous ministries, and write over 140 books, despite suffering from physical ailments and controversy throughout his life. [... more]

Dr. Abadan Shah explains the concept of election through the book of Romans, discussing the idea that God works through individuals and that His choice is not based on worthiness, but rather His prerogative. He also touches on the importance of textual criticism and the need to dig deep into the Bible to find solid convictions. [... more]

A discussion on the importance of equipping the church to effectively witness to Muslims, addressing misconceptions about Calvinism and Reformed theology, and exploring the biblical perspective on faith, works, and salvation. [... more]

Matt Slick explores the nature of reality, discussing the problem of the one and the many, and how the Christian Trinitarian view provides a solution. He also addresses questions on Calvinism, Arminianism, and the sovereignty of God, and delves into biblical teachings on free will and predestination. [... more]

Dr. Shah and John Galantis discuss the concept of predestination in Romans 8, exploring the historical context and debates surrounding the passage, including the views of Augustine, Pelagius, Martin Luther, and Erasmus, and how they relate to the ideas of Calvinism and Arminianism. [... more]

The pastor reflects on the church's 52nd anniversary and homecoming service, highlighting the importance of divine revelation, the Aaronic priests' benediction, and the church's commitment to expositional preaching. He also discusses the church's transition from independent fundamental Baptists to Reformed Baptists and the impact of this change on their style of worship and understanding of salvation. [... more]

The reign of King James I saw a growing number of Puritans leave England, some sailing to Holland and others to the New World aboard the Mayflower. Meanwhile, the king's son Charles I continued his father's high church policies, appointing Archbishop William Laud, who enforced strict liturgical practices and further divided the Puritans. As tensions escalated, the country teetered on the brink of civil war. [... more]

The Bible teaches that women cannot be pastors or elders, but can be helpful in the church and assist deacons. The reliability of the Quran is questioned, and the Bible's teachings on faith and knowledge are discussed. Reformed theology and Calvinism are explained, and the difference between empiricism and other philosophical approaches is explored. [... more]

The Christian Apologetics Research Ministry founder Matt Slick discusses various Bible doctrines, including preterism, the Old and New Covenants, the Trinity, and the differences between Calvinism and Arminianism. He answers listener questions and engages in debates on these topics, providing biblical context and explanations. [... more]

A discussion on the sovereignty of God, Calvinism, and the role of women in ministry, with a focus on biblical interpretation and the authority of scripture. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses biblical healing, the atonement, the Trinity, and predestination, answering listener questions and providing insights into scripture. [... more]

Jesus' prayer in John 17 reveals the Father's plan to give eternal life to those He has chosen, and Calvinism is the belief that God saves sinners through His sovereign election and grace. A true biblical Calvinism is characterized by a deepening knowledge, understanding, and love of God, leading to humility, gentleness, and a desire to make God known to others. [... more]

A discussion on various Christian doctrines, including Reformed Theology, Calvinism, and the Trinity, as well as a critique of Oneness Theology and its implications. The hosts also address questions on faith, salvation, and the role of God's sovereignty in human decision-making. [... more]

A discussion on various Christian topics including eternal security, Calvinism, Lutheranism, and the end times. The hosts also address COVID-19 and vaccine-related issues, discussing the potential risks and government overreach. [... more]

The discussion revolves around eschatological views, including amillennialism and pre-tribulation rapture, as well as the concept of replacement theology. The conversation also touches on the COVID-19 vaccine, specifically the mRNA technology, and its potential implications for the end times. Additionally, the topic of authority in Christianity is explored, with a focus on the role of the church and the sovereignty of Christ. [... more]

Many young millennial pastors lack a robust biblical doctrine of sanctification, leading to a theologically confused, socially confused, and doctrinally confused hybrid of Reformed theology and pragmatism. [... more]