Matt Slick discusses various Bible doctrines, including Annihilationism, the marriage bed, and tithing, while also addressing questions from listeners on topics such as idolatry and the Rich Man and Poor Man parable from Luke 16. [... more]

The concept of spiritual contamination and personal defilement is a recurring theme in the book of Leviticus, emphasizing the importance of accountability to God and the need for salvation. The holiness of God is highlighted as a standard for purity, and the New Testament reinforces these principles, warning against the dangers of evil company and the spread of ungodliness. [... more]

Jesus confronts the Pharisees and teachers of the law about their emphasis on external traditions and rituals, highlighting the importance of internal faith and a right relationship with God. He heals a woman's daughter who is possessed by an evil spirit, a deaf and dumb man, and feeds a crowd of 4,000 men, demonstrating his love and provision for all people, regardless of their background or circumstances. [... more]

Regular spiritual cleansing is necessary for Christians to bring their actions and affections into line with God's authority. This requires confessing sins, seeking God's help, and purifying hearts, as well as learning to laugh and cry appropriately in response to sin and God's truth. [... more]

Jesus confronts the Pharisees for their legalistic ways, pointing out their blind spots and the dangers of trusting in unscriptural traditions. He emphasizes that spiritual defilement comes from within, from the heart, and that true faith is about freedom in Christ, not about following man-made rules. [... more]

Apostasy is a mysterious phenomenon in the Bible where professing Christians fall away from their faith, often due to a defiant attitude towards authority, moral defilement, and deceitfulness. Dr. Steve Pettit explores the characteristics of apostates in the books of Jude and 2 Peter, highlighting the importance of maintaining a strong faith and avoiding these destructive tendencies. [... more]

Jesus teaches that defilement comes from the core of one's being, not from external actions, and that following tradition can lead to undermining the authority of Scripture. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the Bible's teachings on justification and the dangers of making the Word of God of no effect by giving more weight to tradition. [... more]