The social justice movement has infiltrated evangelicalism, threatening the biblical worldview and the gospel. John Harris, author of two books on the subject, explains how the movement's ideology is rooted in false teaching and compromises the church's mission. [... more]

A discussion on various Christian doctrines, including Reformed Theology, Calvinism, and the Trinity, as well as a critique of Oneness Theology and its implications. The hosts also address questions on faith, salvation, and the role of God's sovereignty in human decision-making. [... more]

The evangelical church has undergone significant changes in recent decades, with many compromising on biblical fidelity. The term 'evangelical' has become diluted, and the church has been influenced by seeker-sensitive models, parachurch ministries, and a focus on social justice. The vaccine and COVID-19 pandemic have also raised concerns about the church's response to government mandates and the role of science in faith. Meanwhile, critical race theory and social justice have become increasingly prominent in evangelical circles, leading to divisions and debates within the church. As the church seeks to reform and rediscover its biblical roots, it must confront these challenges and prioritize a high view of Scripture. [... more]

The Salvation Army's Words of Life explores the concept of denominations within Christianity, discussing the various interpretations of the Bible and the importance of faith in the face of differing beliefs. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the nature of God, the Trinity, and the concept of divine love. The hosts and callers delve into the idea of apostasy, the dangers of humanism, and the importance of faith in understanding God's nature. They also explore the concept of sin and its relationship to God's love, as well as the role of the Trinity in understanding God's character. [... more]

Rick Warren's decision to ordain three female pastors at Saddleback Church has sparked controversy, with some arguing it's a sign of evangelicalism's downfall. Meanwhile, Pope Francis's Jesuit background and globalist agenda are raising concerns about the influence of Marxism and critical race theory in the church and society. [... more]

A discussion on the new covenant, its membership, and the relationship between Christians and the Jewish community. The hosts also explore the concept of forgiveness and the sovereignty of God, including the elect and non-elect. [... more]

A discussion on the sufficiency of scripture, the role of the Holy Spirit, and the importance of biblical authority in Christian faith. The hosts and callers explore various topics, including salvation, baptism, and denominations, and examine the teachings of different Christian groups. [... more]

The power of God is not displayed in flashy miracles, but in the Gospel of Christ, which changes life. Satan has delegated power, but it's limited by God's providence. The Bible teaches that there are differing degrees of joy and reward in heaven, and that believers will be rewarded for their service to Christ at the judgment seat of Christ. The new heaven and new earth will be a new universe, and heaven with a capital H will be the Father's house, where believers will have a place of residency. [... more]

Covenant theology emphasizes God's working covenantally, while dispensationalism suggests God works differently in various times. The Bible teaches men are responsible in the church, and women have their own roles. Marriage covenants are conditional and can be broken. Faith in Christ is the means of salvation, and an eternal being must have fellowship, love, and morality to be considered God. [... more]

Denominational differences within Christianity can lead to division, but the essentials of the faith remain the same. The Bible teaches that we are not to judge others on debatable issues, but rather focus on the essentials of our faith. The concept of self-defense is also discussed, with Jesus advocating for the right to defend oneself in Luke 22:36. Additionally, the importance of the Second Amendment and the right to bear arms is highlighted, with a focus on the need for Christians to stand up for their rights in the face of threats to their freedom. [... more]

The Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has abandoned plural marriage, leaving its members without a central doctrine. This has led to a decline in the community's faith, with some members turning to atheism or agnosticism. Evangelists are working to reach out to these individuals and share the gospel with them. [... more]

A missionary in Colorado City, Arizona, shares his experiences living among the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, discussing the community's dynamics, the influence of Warren Jeffs, and the reasons behind the decline in FLDS membership. [... more]

The Temple Lot organization, a group within the Restoration Movement, claims to be followers of Joseph Smith but rejects his later teachings. They have 25 articles of faith that differ from the LDS Church's 13 articles, with some similarities and contradictions. The group's beliefs on obedience, salvation, and the second coming are examined, highlighting potential inconsistencies and conflicts with other Christian denominations. [... more]

The Church of Christ, also known as the Temple Lot, is a splinter group of the Restoration Movement founded by Joseph Smith. They believe in the great apostasy, a falling away from historic Christianity, and that there was a complete restoration with the authority of the priesthood between 1829 to 1830. They reject the Pearl of Great Price and the Doctrine and Covenants, and have similar complaints against the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as Mormonism Research Ministry. [... more]

The American Gospel films contrast the false teachings prevalent today to true biblical Christianity, highlighting the dangers of progressive Christianity, moralistic preaching, and the redefinition of words and concepts such as holiness, justice, and salvation. [... more]