In this episode of Finding Purpose with Russ Andrews Russ takes us through Hosea chapters to explore three important attributes of God He is a God who speaks a God who is holy and just and a God who is merciful Through the story of Hosea and Israel's rebellion we are reminded of the serious consequences of choosing disobedience over obedience and death over life Yet even in judgment God offers hope and restoration pointing ultimately to the Messiah and His promise of redemption Russ encourages listeners to seek God through His Word listen to His voice and pursue a [... more]

With all of the different claims about Jesus made on TV in articles and even from church pulpits how can you sort truth from error John MacArthur helps clear up the confusion by showing you what God's unchanging Word says about Jesus Christ and His sacrifice for sinners Click the icon below to listen [... more]

The COVID pandemic highlighted the need for Christians to exercise critical thinking and discernment in the face of deception and lies. Christians must be prepared to question authority and challenge false narratives, even when they come from trusted sources. The Bible teaches that Christians are to be ready to defend their faith and to seek answers, rather than simply asking questions. In the context of the COVID pandemic, Christians were faced with conflicting information and conflicting narratives, and they must be equipped to navigate these complexities and to make informed decisions. The Bible teaches that Christians are to be discerning and to test all things, and that they are to be guided by the truth of Scripture. [... more]

David's response to Saul's death wasn't manufactured in a moment, but flowed out of him naturally because it had been formed over 15 years of choosing forgiveness over bitterness, choosing honor over revenge, and choosing to trust God's timing instead of forcing his own. [... more]

Jesus Christ used suffering to bring people to him, and he has authority over death and traditions. He came to teach, preach the everlasting gospel, and heal, and by the power of the Holy Spirit, he does it still today. Jesus' earthly work showed that he has authority over suffering, death, and traditions, and he uses these things to bring people to him and to heal them. [... more]

The Bible describes death as a change of place and state, not an end to existence. The dead are still alive, and their personhood is retained in death. The distinction between the righteous and the wicked is whether their name is written in the book of life or not. The penalty for sin is death, but Jesus paid the penalty for sin and conquered death for all who believe in Him. Salvation is not granted because of good deeds, but because of acknowledging sin and needing a Savior. [... more]

The empty tomb is a testament to Jesus' resurrection, proving that death is defeated and believers will live again. The Bible says that our lowly bodies will be like unto His glorious body, and we will be remade to know one another in heaven. Jesus is the go-ahead God, leading us to the shore of eternity, and his power over death gives us hope for the future. [... more]

The Canadian healthcare system's MAID program has been criticized for allowing euthanasia against a patient's will, while the US Secret Service has thwarted death threats against the President. Meanwhile, the Democrat primary has been marred by allegations of election cheating, and the abortion debate continues to rage on. [... more]

A discussion on the death penalty case of Charlie Kirk's murderer, the NYPD's response to a request for taxpayer-funded security for the New York City Mayor's wife, and the rise of socialist Democrats in election primaries. Additionally, a traffic stop incident and the importance of self-defense options are highlighted, as well as concerns about global warming and climate change. [... more]

Mecklenburg County prosecutors are seeking the death penalty against Tanya McKnight, accused of subjecting six-year-old Dominique Moody to prolonged abuse before the child's death. The case has led to scrutiny of child welfare agencies and legislative action to create a state backstop for high-risk cases. Meanwhile, Governor Josh Stein is challenging the North Carolina General Assembly's changes to judicial appointments, arguing that they limit his authority to appoint judges. [... more]

Alastair Begg explores Daniel's vision of the spiritual battles that rage behind the scenes of human history, reminding us of our only comfort in life and death, and the importance of viewing everything from the Bible's perspective. [... more]

Jesus Christ came to fulfill all that was written about him, and his mission is still on target, right on schedule, and right on time. The Bible has predicted the world's problems, and Jesus is the remedy. His mission is to seek and save those who put their trust in him, and the very brokenness we see in the world around us is proof that His mission still matters. [... more]

Caleb Bailey shares his family's story of loss and redemption after his father, a Los Angeles City firefighter, died in the line of duty when Caleb was just 10 days old. His mother's strength and faith helped her raise her two sons, and later, her new husband, Kevin Bailey, adopted Caleb and his brother, providing them with a loving father figure. [... more]

Jesus Christ took on human flesh to elevate mankind out of death and decay into life, bringing salvation and destroying the power of Satan, sin, and the world. He became our high priest, enabling us to relate to God and access His promises, and has enabled our communion with God and our adoption into the family of God. [... more]

The book of Ecclesiastes teaches that wisdom is a shelter that preserves life, while wealth can be fleeting. John Cortinez shares his study, Wisdom Over Wealth, which explores 12 lessons from Ecclesiastes on money and the importance of prioritizing wisdom over wealth. He discusses how to obtain wisdom, the dangers of wealth without wisdom, and the benefits of living a life that honors God. [... more]

The Bible teaches that Israel will be under siege by the nations, but in that moment, they will turn to God and confess their sin, looking back on the one they pierced, Jesus Christ. This confession is rooted in Isaiah 53, where the prophet describes the suffering and glory of the Messiah. The Jewish people have been exposed to the gospel, but they have rejected it, seeking to establish their own righteousness and not needing a sacrifice. God's sovereignty is also a factor in their unbelief, as He shuts down their opportunity to believe. The view of Isaiah 53 provides a historical reason for their unbelief, as they were unimpressed with Jesus' life, death, and resurrection. [... more]

The Bible teaches that the tribulation will be a time of great suffering and judgment, with God unleashing a series of natural disasters and calamities upon the earth. The seven angels with trumpets will sound, announcing God's war on the earth, and the greatest threat to the environment will not come from human activity, but from God's judgment. The prayers of God's people will be poured out on the earth, and the judgments will result in devastating consequences, including fire, blood in the sea, and darkness of the heavenly bodies. [... more]

The host discusses the threat of radical Islam and Hamas, criticizing the idea of disarming the group and instead advocating for Israel to take action to protect its people. The host also touches on the topic of post-liberalism and its connection to CRT and identity politics, warning of the dangers of these ideologies and their impact on Christianity and the Second Amendment. [... more]

The fundamental difference between Judaism and Christianity lies in their views on human effort and the need for a savior. Christianity emphasizes the need for a savior to save individuals from their personal transgressions, iniquities, and sins, whereas Judaism believes that individuals can achieve salvation through their own efforts and good deeds. The book of Isaiah, particularly chapter 53, provides a clear explanation of the atonement and the substitutionary death of Jesus Christ, which is the central message of the Christian gospel. [... more]

Paul concludes his letter to the Galatian churches, emphasizing the importance of living by faith in Christ rather than trying to keep a moral code. He explains that true freedom comes from surrendering to Jesus Christ and living in the new creation, where faith working through love is the key to transformation and perseverance. [... more]