The concept of God's sovereignty and salvation is explored through biblical passages and discussion of the Trinity, Mary's intercession, and the sin nature. The host also delves into the topic of the cult mind and brainwashing, examining how these phenomena can affect individuals and groups. [... more]

A discussion on the differences between Calvinism and Roman Catholicism, focusing on the concept of justification and salvation. The hosts examine the teachings of the Catholic Church, including the idea of infused grace, sacraments, and the role of the priesthood, and compare them to the Protestant doctrine of faith alone. The conversation also touches on the Trinity, Jesus Christ, and the importance of understanding the gospel. [... more]

Discussing the importance of understanding the Bible and the dangers of the cult mind, where individuals prioritize their own worldview over scripture, leading to misinterpretation and false teachings. Exploring the concept of salvation through faith and the role of scripture in exposing cult thinking. [... more]

A discussion on the false prophecies of the Jehovah's Witnesses organization, the dangers of cult mentality, and the importance of Christian values in politics, as well as a conversation about the consequences of abortion and the emotional impact on women. [... more]

In 1927, the House of David, a religious colony in Benton Harbor, Michigan, preserved their leader Benjamin Purnell's body in a glass coffin, inspired by Soviet embalming techniques. Years later, a group of kids broke into the Diamond House, stealing valuable items, including a 22-karat diamond ring and a giant medallion, which they sold for a fraction of their worth. The story of this strange cult and its leader's attempt to achieve eternal life is a fascinating tale of local legend and robbery. [... more]

A Bible study participant questions the concept of the Holy Spirit as the third person of the Trinity, leading to a discussion on the nature of God and the existence of a personal creator. A caller shares concerns about a friend who has joined a potentially cult-like organization, the World Mission Society, Church of God, and seeks advice on how to help her. [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories since being released in Francis Ford Coppola's film adaptation of S E Hinton's coming-of-age novel The Outsiders has found continued popularity and has achieved official cult status And now in what is surely one of the most interesting pop culture intersections of all time hip-hop artist Danny Boy O'Connor from the rap group House of Pain best known for their iconic anthem Jump Around purchased the Tulsa Oklahoma home where much of The Outsiders' film was shot Here to tell this story is Danny Boy O'Connor himself Support the show https www ouramericanstories [... more]

The Christian church is an incredibly powerful thing if it were to be united and get its eyes off of itself and to put its eyes on the Lord Jesus Christ. The Bible teaches the Trinity, covenant, and predestination, which are essential to understanding God's word. However, many people, including those in the Seventh-day Adventist church, have a flawed understanding of these concepts, leading to heresy and damnable errors. The importance of studying God's word and submitting to its authority is emphasized, as is the need for Christians to stand firm against the enemy and promote the gospel message. [... more]

The World Economic Forum's annual summit in Davos has been linked to child sex trafficking, with insiders revealing the horrific scale of the elite's chosen vice. The global elite's plan to normalize and legalize pedophilia has been exposed, with some leaders even calling it a sexual orientation. Meanwhile, voting machines used in the 2020 US presidential election have been found to be easily hackable, raising concerns about election fraud. [... more]

Benjamin Purnell, the leader of the House of David, a religious colony in Benton Harbor, Michigan, died in 1927 and was embalmed in a hermetically sealed glass coffin. The colony believed he would rise again, but his body remained in the coffin for 60 years. In 1988, a group of teenagers broke into the Diamond House, where Purnell's coffin was kept, and stole valuable items, including a 22-carat diamond ring and a giant medallion. The story of the robbery and the cult's history is a fascinating and bizarre tale. [... more]

The Bible teaches that God will not leave us or forsake us, and that Jesus will never lose any of his followers. However, some people interpret certain scriptures as suggesting that it's possible to lose one's salvation. This raises questions about the nature of eternal security and the role of good works in maintaining a relationship with God. Additionally, the discussion touches on the importance of understanding scripture in its historical and cultural context, and the need to be cautious of misinterpreting or misapplying biblical teachings. [... more]

Danny Boy O'Connor, a former member of the rap group House of Pain, recounts his journey to buying and restoring the iconic house from the film adaptation of S.E. Hinton's novel The Outsiders, which was filmed in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Along the way, he discovers a community of like-minded individuals who share his passion for pop culture and history, and together they transform the house into a museum and community center. The story explores themes of community, legacy, and the power of storytelling. [... more]

Atheist Giggler engages in a discussion with Christian apologist Matt Slick about the existence of God, faith, and evidence, exploring various topics such as the nature of God, the Bible, and the concept of salvation. [... more]

Shohei Ohtani's remarkable season is being compared to Babe Ruth's achievements, with some considering him the most valuable player in baseball. Meanwhile, the Green Bay Packers are looking to the future with Jordan Love taking over for Aaron Rodgers, and a perfect game was thrown in the MLB, but it received little attention due to the player's checkered past. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the latest in sports news, including Aaron Rodgers' decision to undergo darkness therapy, Shohei Ohtani's potential contract with the Angels, and the Arizona Cardinals' new head coach Jonathan Gannon. Ken Marino joins the show to talk about the return of his TV series Party Down, and a caller shares his experience with silent retreats. [... more]

Danny Boy O'Connor, a former member of the rap group House of Pain, recounts his journey to purchasing the iconic house from the 1983 film adaptation of S.E. Hinton's novel The Outsiders, which was filmed in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The house, now a museum, has become a community center and a symbol of the city's rich pop culture heritage. [... more]

Exploring the doctrine of the Trinity, discussing the differences between Mormonism and Christianity, and examining the role of the Holy Spirit in the Christian faith. The program also delves into the concept of original sin and federal headship, and how these ideas relate to Christian theology. [... more]

A Christian apologist discusses the World Mission Society Church of God's false teachings and how to respond to them biblically. He also addresses the King James Only movement and its claims about biblical translations. [... more]

Benjamin Purnell, the leader of the House of David, a religious colony in Benton Harbor, Michigan, was placed in a hermetically sealed glass coffin after his death in 1927. The colony believed he would rise again, but 60 years later, a group of teenagers broke into the diamond house, stole valuable items, and even removed Purnell's 22-karat diamond ring and a ruby-filled medallion from his coffin. [... more]

Tucker Carlson discusses the decline of the British Empire and its parallels to the current state of the United States, highlighting the dangers of self-hatred and the influence of China's economic dominance. He also examines the rise of cultural Marxism and its impact on society, particularly in relation to the transgender movement and the manipulation of children's identities. [... more]

A discussion on Christian Science, its teachings, and how to respond to atheists and agnostics. The host also addresses questions on cults, theology, and biblical teachings, including the role of women in the church. [... more]

Professor James Beverly discusses the QAnon conspiracy theory, its rise and fall, and its potential resurgence. He also critiques the theory's core teachings and its impact on the Christian community. Meanwhile, Pastor Jamal Bryant is criticized for his stance on the overturning of Roe v Wade, which he sees as a declaration of war on women. [... more]

Discussing the concept of ultimate authority and its relation to God's existence, with a focus on Mormonism and Christian Trinitarianism. Exploring the idea that truth corresponds to the mind of God and how this concept is used to justify truth in different religious systems. [... more]

The concept of the deity of Jesus is central to Christian theology, and denying his deity can lead to a cult-like mentality. Dr. Michael Brown discusses the importance of recognizing Jesus as Lord and Savior, and how this understanding is essential for salvation. He also explores the differences between Christianity and other religions, such as Hinduism and Buddhism, and how science and faith intersect. [... more]

A discussion on various topics including the location of heaven, the teachings of Jehovah's Witnesses, the importance of logic and faith in Christianity, and the role of Christians in government. [... more]

A discussion on Calvinism, reform theology, and biblical theology, including the topics of faith, sin nature, God's sovereignty, free will, death, and grief, with callers sharing their personal experiences and questions on these matters. [... more]

The sexual revolution has led to a misguided pursuit of total sexual autonomy, resulting in grave injustice and the erosion of moral norms. The woke culture has created a world where individuals are encouraged to prioritize their own desires above all else, leading to a sense of meaninglessness and despair. In contrast, Christianity emphasizes the importance of responsibility, duty, and living in harmony with others, which is essential to human freedom. [... more]

Christians are called to walk with the marginalized, but the woke movement's approach to social justice is antithetical to Christian values, aiming to destabilize society and create division. The movement's ultimate goal is to engineer society for equity of outcome, breaking down human freedom and agency. Christians must be cautious not to dismiss issues of injustice due to the woke crowd's presentation, but rather, they must speak truth and love into the world, presenting a positive vision and living it out in their families. [... more]

Dr. James Beverly discusses his book, Crisis of Allegiance, a study of dissent among Jehovah's Witnesses, and the authoritarian nature of the organization, which demands loyalty and suppresses questions and dissent. [... more]

A former yoga instructor and Eastern religions teacher shares his journey from a life of spiritual seeking to becoming a Christian, and how he now ministers to others who are searching for truth and seeking to leave their previous worldviews behind. [... more]

A discussion on the role of women in marriage, the importance of Christian leadership, and the dangers of cult behavior and control markers in society. The host also explores the similarities between cults and the current government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic, and discusses the need for Christians to be aware of their responsibilities and to fight back against evil in a righteous way. [... more]

A discussion on the teachings of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from a Biblical perspective, specifically examining the book 'Our Mormons Christian' by Dr. Craig Blomberg, and critiquing his views on Mormonism and Christianity. [... more]

The teachings of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are examined from a Biblical perspective, raising questions about whether Mormons are truly Christian. A chapter in a book on Mormonism discusses the LDS Church's views on God, Jesus Christ, and salvation, highlighting differences between Mormonism and Evangelical Christianity. [... more]

A group of men, including Andrew Chatwin, were wrongfully arrested by the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' private law enforcement, known as the God Squad, while working on a fence on land leased from the FLDS trust. The men later purchased the property at a sheriff's auction for $750,000, only to discover that it was fully stocked with supplies, including a grocery store, hardware store, and school materials, suggesting that the FLDS was planning to bring in a large group of people. The property's history and the FLDS's plans for it remain unclear, but the region is excited about the possibility of the FLDS being out of South Dakota and the potential for its members to find a saving relationship with Jesus Christ. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including Mormonism, the Holy Land, Bible study, the Antichrist, false teachers, and cybersecurity, providing insights and recommendations for Christians navigating these issues. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the nature of God, the role of the Holy Spirit, and the interpretation of biblical passages related to salvation, baptism, and the prophetic movement. The hosts and callers engage in a theological debate, exploring the relationship between faith, scripture, and the charismatic gifts. They examine the concept of perichoresis, the importance of scripture in understanding God's nature, and the distinction between baptism as a sign of faith and baptism as a means of salvation. [... more]

A discussion on the COVID-19 vaccine, its composition, and the implications of its use. The conversation also delves into theological topics, including the Trinity, Unitarianism, and the interpretation of biblical passages. [... more]

A discussion about the dangers of QAnon, a conspiracy theory that has been spreading misinformation and harming efforts to combat child trafficking. Professor James Beverly and Dr. Michael Brown examine the flaws in QAnon's logic and the harm it causes, and invite listeners to critically evaluate the theory and its claims. [... more]

The concept of predestination in Christianity is discussed, with callers asking questions about how it relates to free will and God's sovereignty. The host explains that predestination refers to God's choosing and working salvation into us, and that it is not about forcing people to believe or do certain things. He also touches on the idea of ordination, where God brings about circumstances that lead to certain outcomes, but does not directly cause evil. The discussion also includes a conversation about the COVID-19 vaccine and its potential connection to the mark of the beast. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including the Christian faith, apologetics, and the Bible, addressing questions from listeners about sorcery, medication, mental health, faith, healing, the Sabbath, and Sunday worship. [... more]