Dr. Carl Broge discusses various biblical topics, including the reliability of James Usher's 'The Annals of the World', the trichotomy of man, and the role of women in ministry. He also critiques Calvinistic theology and its implications for understanding Israel's significance and the book of Revelation. [... more]

John Witherspoon, a Scottish-born minister and one of the most underrated American Founding Fathers, transformed Princeton University into a top-tier school and played a crucial role in shaping the early years of the Republic through his teachings on liberty, checks and balances, and the importance of challenging government overreach. [... more]

LeSaire Bradley, Jr. reflects on his 90 years of life, his Christian ministry, and the message of sovereign grace that has guided him. He shares stories of how God has worked in his life, including his early days as a pastor, his struggles with Calvinistic doctrine, and his experiences with radio broadcasts and tent meetings. Through it all, he expresses his gratitude to God for His goodness and mercy. [... more]

The concept of predestination is a biblical word that has led to heated debates among Christians. R.C. Sproul argues that every Christian believes in predestination, and he explores the Augustinian view, which holds that God's choice to save is based on His prior knowledge of His own will, not on human decision or merit. [... more]

The importance of biblical qualifications for eldership, the concept of original sin, and the debate between dispensationalism and covenant theology are discussed. The discussion also touches on the role of scripture in guiding one's understanding of God's plan and the need to understand biblical theology to navigate complex theological issues. [... more]