The mention of truth in Scripture is paramount, as seen in the book of Revelation where Jesus addresses the church in Pergamos, warning them of the dangers of compromising their faith and tolerating lies about salvation. This parallels the historical events of Constantine's conversion and the subsequent apostasy of Christianity, leading to the Dark Ages. The Word of God is a sword that cuts two ways, bringing conviction and salvation or eternal damnation. [... more]

The US Senate has a unique tradition of stocking a 'candy desk' with sweets from each Senator's home state, with a loophole allowing companies to donate more than $100 per year. The tradition dates back to 1968 and is managed differently on each side of the aisle. [... more]

Constantine's impact on Christianity and the Roman Empire is discussed, highlighting his role in ending persecution and promoting the gospel. The importance of Christianity's influence on politics and society is explored, with a focus on the benefits of a Judeo-Christian worldview. [... more]

Dan Brown's book, The Da Vinci Code, claims that the Bible is a product of man, not God, and that Emperor Constantine manipulated the New Testament to solidify his power. However, historical evidence shows that Constantine was a genuine Christian convert who championed Christianity and did not commission a new Bible. The early church leaders decided which books went into the New Testament based on apostolic authorship, and the Gnostic Gospels found at Nag Hammadi were omitted due to their heretical nature. [... more]

The battle of Armageddon, a final world war, is yet to be fought, and it will change the face of the world. God's wrath will be poured out in a series of judgments, including painful sores, blood-filled oceans, and contaminated fresh water sources, ultimately leading to the destruction of the antichrist's kingdom and the establishment of God's millennial kingdom. [... more]

St. Nicholas, a young Christian from a wealthy family in ancient Lycia, felt called by God to give away his inheritance to the poor and the suffering, starting a legend of generosity and kindness. His life coincided with the Roman Emperor Constantine, who made Christianity the official religion of the empire. The story of St. Nicholas is a testament to his faith and a reminder of the true meaning of the Gospel. [... more]

The speaker debunks the historical inaccuracies in Dan Brown's book, The Da Vinci Code, particularly regarding Emperor Constantine, the Council of Nicaea, and the role of women in Christianity. He argues that the book presents a distorted view of history and the Christian faith, and that the truth of the Bible is the best friend women on this planet have ever had. [... more]