God's charge against the Israelites in Malachi's day is their atrocious attitudes and despicable behavior, including bringing defiled food and stolen animals as sacrifices, and their hypocritical charade of pretending to be troubled by the wickedness. God desires genuine worship and a heart that loves Him first, but the Israelites were putting Him last, giving Him their leftovers. Jesus came to fulfill the ceremonial law and bring a new covenant, making the old system obsolete and replacing it with pure worshipers who honor and glorify God. [... more]

Exploring the story of Jesus' first miracle at a wedding in Cana of Galilee, where he turns water into wine, and examining the significance of this event in understanding Jesus' message and mission. [... more]

The Eastern Orthodox Church's priesthood is based on the Old Testament, not the New Testament, and is therefore invalid. Mormonism teaches that God was once a man who became a god through his own efforts, and that Jesus is his brother. The Mormon doctrine of blood atonement, which holds that certain sins can only be forgiven through the shedding of one's own blood, is also discussed. The Mountain Meadows massacre, in which over 120 people were killed by Mormon militiamen, is examined as an example of the violent and oppressive nature of the Mormon church. [... more]

Caring Enough to Confront series explores the complexities of confronting difficult issues, highlighting the importance of empathy and understanding in resolving conflicts. [... more]

Confronting difficult issues is a crucial part of building strong relationships, and it requires a willingness to address uncomfortable truths. [... more]

Jesus' compassion and authority are demonstrated as He heals a leper, violating the ceremonial law to cleanse the man. The leper's obedience to Jesus' instructions is contrasted with his disobedience to the law, highlighting the importance of faith and truth in Jesus' mission. [... more]

A discussion on the Hebrew Israelites, their views on the moral and ceremonial law, and the role of the Holy Spirit in the lives of believers. The host also addresses questions on biblical interpretation, including the meaning of speaking in tongues and the portrayal of Jesus Christ in popular media. [... more]

James' Epistle reveals three kinds of faith, with two being useless and one being genuine. Demonic faith is characterized by recognition without a relationship, acknowledgement without acceptance, and reverence without repentance. It's a faith that quotes words without personal meaning, often seen in ceremonial deism, where people acknowledge God's existence but don't surrender to him. [... more]

Jesus' baptism was a ceremonial ordination into the priesthood, marking the beginning of His ministry as the Messiah. The event was witnessed by God the Father, who spoke from heaven, and the Holy Spirit, who descended upon Jesus like a dove. This historical event demonstrates the Trinity and Jesus' divine nature, empowering Him to fulfill His mission. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various Christian apologetics topics, including Mormonism, Jehovah's Witnesses, and Islam, as well as faith healing and social justice issues, emphasizing the importance of biblical truth and the need to stand against false teachings and worldly ideologies. [... more]

The Christian's responsibility to God's law is a complex issue, with some believing the Old Testament law has no relevance to the New Testament Christian. However, the Bible teaches that certain elements of the Old Testament law have been abrogated, while others continue to be binding. The law serves as a mirror to reveal our hearts, a restraint to prevent sin, and a revelatory guide to understand God's character and nature. [... more]

Exploring the Bible's story of Jesus' first miracle at a wedding in Cana, where he turns water into wine, and uncovering the deeper meaning behind this event, including the disruption of ceremonial purification and the introduction of grace and truth. [... more]