God is revealing truth about the church and its leaders, exposing false prophecies and sin. Rick Pearson emphasizes the importance of sticking to Scripture and being sensitive to the Holy Spirit's guidance, warning against the dangers of pride and performance-driven ministry. He shares his own experiences and insights on prophecy, including his revelation about America's role in Bible prophecy and the need for spiritual discernment in these end times. [... more]

The concept of a global flood is central to the biblical account of creation, with God promising Noah that such a flood would never occur again. However, some Christians who accept geological ages attempt to explain away the Great Deluge as a local flood, but this raises several problems, including the fact that God does not lie and has kept his promise. This has significant implications for those who believe in theistic evolution or progressive creationism. [... more]

Ryan Shea shares his personal journey of discovering the true meaning of Christianity and the dangers of counterfeit faith. He discusses the importance of surrender, radical Christianity, and evangelism, and how these principles can lead to revival and a deeper relationship with Jesus. [... more]

Fred Hagee shares his personal journey of struggling with guilt and finding purpose in sharing the gospel with others. He emphasizes the importance of preparation, passion, and prayer in evangelism, and provides practical tips and resources for those looking to share their faith with others. [... more]

A trip to Israel reveals the horrors of war and the importance of love and blessing, as Robbie shares eyewitness stories and videos of the conflict, and discusses the role of Christians in promoting peace and understanding between nations. [... more]

The Bible teaches that resisting temptation requires a deep understanding of the human condition and the power of God's Spirit. Joseph's story in Genesis chapter 39 serves as a powerful example of how to overcome temptation, and it highlights the importance of being decisive, principled, and unyielding in the face of sin. The Bible also teaches that temptation begins with individual desires and that it is essential to deal with it immediately, realistically, and ruthlessly. [... more]

The principle of sowing and reaping is a fundamental concept in spiritual life, teaching that what we give to God will be multiplied back to us. Dr. David Jeremiah explores this principle, discussing how it applies to financial giving, stewardship, and Christian living, emphasizing the importance of faithfulness and obedience to God's principles. [... more]

The Bible is the greatest book, forever settled in heaven, and emphasizes the continuity of Old and New Testaments. The concept of a book is first mentioned in Genesis 5.1 and Matthew 1.1, and its final mentions in the Bible deal with eternal books of remembrance and warnings against tampering with scripture. [... more]

Gossip is a common issue in the Christian church, often ignored or downplayed. However, it can have serious consequences, including damaging relationships and hindering personal growth. To overcome gossip, it's essential to understand its root causes and learn how to handle conflicts in a loving and constructive way. By being willing to confront our own flaws and weaknesses, we can develop deeper relationships and find healing and restoration. [... more]

The importance of living a life of sexual purity and moral integrity, as discussed through the lens of Christianity and the biblical worldview, with a focus on the role of Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit in guiding believers towards a life of obedience and holiness. [... more]

Sherry Russell shares her personal experience with deliverance ministry, discussing how Christians can have demons and how forgiveness is key to freedom from spiritual bondage. She explains how demons can manifest physically and how unforgiveness and bitterness can lead to captivity. Russell emphasizes the importance of deliverance and forgiveness in setting people free from the enemy's grip. [... more]

Parents and community members are being educated on how to protect children from online predators and child trafficking, with events and resources available to help them understand the digital world their children are exposed to and how to have open conversations with them about their experiences. [... more]

The Christian Worldview Radio Program explores the topic of sexual sin and the importance of biblical manhood and personal purity. Emile Zwain, author of Fight Like a Man, shares his insights on how to overcome sexual temptation and live a life of moral purity. [... more]

The Bible describes Jesus as the Word of God who became flesh, dwelling among us and revealing God's glory. This concept is central to the Christian faith, emphasizing Jesus' divinity and humanity. As the Son of God, Jesus is the ultimate disclosure of God Himself, sent to seek and save the lost. [... more]

Jesus, the Word of the Father, became flesh and dwelt among us, displaying his glory and extending mercy and grace to humanity. He is a Savior who pitches his tent among us, loving, helping, and comforting us in our struggles and heartaches, offering to carry our burdens and give us rest. [... more]

The birth of Jesus is a pivotal moment in history, marking the fulfillment of centuries of prophetic promise and patient waiting by the people of God. The Jewish understanding of history emphasizes the importance of real events, while Greek thought views history as cyclical and lacking a definitive beginning or end. The New Testament's portrayal of Jesus' birth is grounded in real time and space, distinguishing it from mythological accounts. [... more]

As parents, it's essential to set intentional guidelines for our children when handing them devices over the Christmas season. With the rise of online predators and cyber tips, we must be aware of the dangers and take steps to protect our kids. The Invictus Project, a task force working with law enforcement, is helping to catch predators and educate communities on online safety. [... more]

A loving God seeks to pour out life and love on mankind, but people often become enamored with God's gifts over him, leading to disaster and emptiness. Thankfully, God provides Christ, and a key test to determine if something has become an idol is how one responds when it's taken away. Idols can include persons, possessions, and pleasures, and when they replace God, they become our security and satisfaction, leading us to miss redemptive opportunities and live for ourselves instead of being instruments in the Redeemer's hands. [... more]

A loving God seeks to pour out life and love on man, but His people often become enamored with His gifts over Him, leading to disaster and emptiness. God provides Christ, whose spirit can give us a heart of flesh, replacing the heart of stone, and offers a new covenant through Jesus Christ, saving His people from their sins. [... more]

A loving God seeks to pour out life and love on man, but people become enamored with his gifts over him, leading to disaster and emptiness. God provides Christ, whose spirit can give us a heart of flesh instead of a heart of stone, but people often forget him and become distracted by abundance, leading to pride and arrogance. [... more]

Jeremiah contrasts the self-assured humanist who trusts in man with the one who places his trust in God, highlighting the futility of relying on human strength and the blessings of trusting in the Lord, who is the source of true strength and salvation. [... more]

The miraculous life of Jesus Christ is a testament to his divine nature, with a miraculous birth, a sinless life, and supernatural works that authenticate his deity. The Bible presents Jesus as God in human flesh, with a life that is inexplicable by human standards. His birth, life, and teachings demonstrate his divine origin, and his miracles and works confirm his identity as the Son of God. [... more]

God's character is revealed through the Song of Moses, highlighting his faithfulness, justice, and perfection. However, Israel's corruption and foolishness are also exposed, as they deal corruptly with God and repay him with ingratitude and senselessness. [... more]

As we get into the Advent season, it's time to reflect on our spiritual goals and how we can serve the Lord Jesus Christ. We must seek the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all other things will be added unto us. Praise and gratitude can change our lives, and seeking a personal relationship with Jesus Christ can bring us joy and happiness. [... more]

The birth of Jesus in a humble stable is a profound reminder of God's love and sacrifice. Deity invaded humanity, eternity invaded time, and royalty invaded poverty when Jesus, the eternal Son of God, became a man to save humanity from sin. This magnificent occasion is a celebration of God's love and forgiveness, and a reminder that we must make room for Him in our hearts. [... more]

Jesus' teaching in John chapter six is often misunderstood, but it's a call to eternal life through faith in Him. He uses a graphic picture of eating and drinking to convey the idea of abiding in Him, and it's a message that's intensely personal and of eternal significance. [... more]

The birth of Jesus Christ is a pivotal moment in history, but it's not just about a baby born in a manger. It's about the purpose of his coming, the significance of his death, and the power of his redemption. Through the stories of Mary, Joseph, and the wise men, we see a glimpse of the true meaning of Christmas and the hope it brings to a world in need. [... more]

Focusing on the goodness of God and being grateful, thankful, and blessed can change one's attitude and circumstances. The Bible teaches that a positive attitude is more important than facts, and that we have a choice every day regarding the attitude we embrace. By praising God and thanking Him for His mighty works, we can shift our focus away from negativity and depression, and towards the hope and joy that comes from a relationship with Jesus Christ. [... more]

The pastor preaches on the importance of dying to self and living a life controlled by the Holy Spirit, rather than the flesh. He explains that through salvation, we are crucified and resurrected with Jesus Christ, and that we must continually put our flesh to death and live by faith. The pastor emphasizes the need for a willing, living, holy, and serving sacrifice, and encourages listeners to present their bodies as a living sacrifice to God. [... more]

Gratitude is a fundamental aspect of the Christian faith, and it's essential to approach God with thanksgiving, not grumbling or complaining. When we're thankful, we open ourselves up to God's blessings and favor, and it changes our perspective on life. We can always find something to be grateful for, even in difficult circumstances, and it's essential to cultivate a heart of gratitude to live a life pleasing to God. [... more]

The power of to be verbs in scripture reveals many precious truths, including Christ's love and sacrifice for us, our reconciliation to God, and our future transformation into His likeness. [... more]

A Christian's salvation is secure, but their testimony is not, and it's how they finish that truly determines their legacy. The Bible teaches that we should strive to finish well, and that with God's help, we can overcome temptation and live a life that honors Him. It's not about being perfect, but about being faithful and seeking God's guidance every day. [... more]

We were once aliens from God's covenants, without hope and without God in the world, but through Christ's death and resurrection, we are now reconciled and saved by His life. This reconciliation ensures our adoption and makes us a holy priesthood, shewing forth the praise of Him who called us out of darkness into His marvelous light. [... more]

The Christmas season can be a time of anxiety and distraction, but it's also a moment to reflect on the true meaning of Christmas, the Incarnation, and the gift of Jesus Christ. Dr. Stephen Nichols discusses his book 'Peace: Classic Readings for Christmas,' which explores the biblical story of Christmas and the significance of the Incarnation, encouraging readers to delve deeper into Christology and the biblical theology of redemption and peace. [... more]

The Apostle Paul's struggle with sin and his reliance on Jesus Christ for salvation is a powerful reminder that Christians are not condemned by their failures, but rather are free to serve God with their minds and spirits, not their flesh. [... more]

The concept of God's grace is central to Christianity, emphasizing that salvation is a gift from God, not earned through good works. The Bible teaches that God's justice and mercy meet at the cross, where Jesus took the penalty for humanity's sins. Understanding God's grace requires a balance between His holiness and love, and recognizing that salvation is a process, not a one-time event. The doctrine of divine simplicity highlights God's unified nature, where His justice and mercy are synonymous. The concept of Christus Victor emphasizes Jesus' victory over evil and death, while Calvinism and Arminianism debate the role of human choice in salvation. Ultimately, God's grace is a gift that brings redemption and peace to those who receive it. [... more]

Anger, wrath, malice, blasphemy, and filthy communication are sinful and harmful ideas that must be cleansed from the mind, allowing for the development of a new heart and a new mind, as described in Colossians 3:8-9 and Romans 13:14. [... more]

Pastor Jack Hibbs teaches that faith is not just belief, but action in spite of uncertainty, using the story of Jonathan and Saul from the Bible to illustrate the difference between trusting God and being controlled by human flesh. He emphasizes that there will be no peace in the Middle East until Jesus sits on the throne in Jerusalem and that the same principle applies to individual lives, where Jesus must be enthroned in the heart to bring true peace and freedom from the flesh. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie explores the story of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, highlighting the dangers of sin and temptation. He discusses the three categories of temptation: the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life, and how they can lead individuals away from God. The pastor also examines the consequences of sin, including the rejection of God's warning labels and the devastating effects on individuals and society. [... more]

The Bible emphasizes focusing on heavenly matters rather than earthly circumstances, as seen in Colossians 3:2, where the Greek word Froneo highlights the importance of directing one's reactions to eternal things, not worldly ones. [... more]