A caregiver shares his experiences and insights on the importance of biblical literacy, questioning God's justice, and the role of faith in understanding scripture. He discusses how people often try to reason out God's decisions, putting their value systems on Him, and accusing Him of not being fair. The caregiver emphasizes the need to speak truth and clarity, pointing to scripture as the ultimate authority, and highlighting the dangers of bad theology and the importance of understanding God's character. [... more]

Daniel's prophecy makes the difference between a stressful and peaceful outlook on the future, and understanding the near and far fulfillments of prophecies is crucial in navigating the complexities of God's plan. [... more]

The Creator's Dominion mandate implies authorization for humanity's efforts in discovery, application, implementation, and interpretation of truth, which was first delegated when Earth was very good, but Adam's failure created ongoing conflicts with humanity's efforts, and the ability to obey comes only through God's new creation. [... more]

The discussion revolves around preterism, the Eastern Orthodox Church's teachings, and the concept of the Nephilim. The hosts also delve into UFO theology and the possibility of demonic manifestations. The conversation touches on various biblical topics, including the apostles' authority, the importance of humility, and the role of women in the Bible. [... more]

The book of Revelation is a letter to be understood, bringing God's people comfort, and not a mere puzzle book. The series Blessed Hope explores the history of the church, the dragon's war against it, and the beast's role in promoting false religion. [... more]

Rob West discusses the importance of stewardship and biblical finance, exploring topics such as investment, financial planning, and reverse mortgages, all while emphasizing the need to prioritize God's word in our financial decisions. [... more]

Man's existence under the sun without God's self-disclosure leaves hearts to despair over pain and injustice. God brings wholeness and justice through wickedness, testing, and purging, ultimately leading to a longing for Him and a recognition of desperate brokenness. [... more]

The crucified Lord has eternal meaning, and his death was intentional and redemptive, purchasing us for God and setting us free. The redeemed are from every tribe, language, and nation, and will reign on earth in the coming kingdom, with Christ as their king. [... more]

The Babylonian God, Murdoch, was a bull calf that Nebuchadnezzar dedicated his dynasty to, but God punished him by making him eat grass like a bull for seven years, allowing him to see the beauty of God and the importance of faith coming from hearing and speaking, which defines humans from animals. [... more]

The host discusses various biblical topics, including Christology, the incarnation, and eschatology, addressing questions from callers on flat earth theory, amillennialism, and church governance, emphasizing the importance of understanding scripture and its context. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses the concept of moral obligation and universal principles, arguing that they are grounded in the existence of a transcendent God. He engages in a conversation with an atheist, Anthony, who disputes the idea of universal moral truths, leading to a discussion on the nature of abstraction and how it relates to moral principles. [... more]

Abigail's wise intervention in a crisis between King David and Nabal, a foolish man, teaches valuable lessons on character, wisdom, and God's plan, highlighting the importance of not stooping to a lower level, not taking matters into one's own hands, and not diminishing one's high calling. [... more]

David's encounter with Nabal and his wife Abigail reveals the dangers of the 'disease of me' and the importance of spiritual leadership, faithfulness, and biblical insight in relationships and decision-making. [... more]

The book of Daniel reveals a prophecy about the Antichrist, a figure who will aim to devour much flesh and cause deceit to prosper. Despite the darkness and chaos, God remains in control, and the ancient of days will ultimately come to rule in the world, defeating the Antichrist with the breath of his mouth. [... more]

The book of Daniel's Chapter 7 describes a vision of four beasts, interpreted as four kings, with the saints of the Most High receiving the kingdom forever. The fourth beast is a fourth kingdom on earth, different from all others, and will devour the whole earth, trample it, and break it into pieces. The vision also speaks of the great tribulation, the ten-nation confederacy, and the antichrist, who will bring peace and safety on the earth but approach Israel with a peace treaty that will begin the tribulation. [... more]

The book of Daniel predicts future events with remarkable accuracy, forcing scholars to admit the existence of a living God. The prophecy in Daniel 7 describes four kingdoms that will rise from the earth, with the fourth kingdom being the most terrifying and powerful. The little horn, a person who arises from within the fourth kingdom, speaks boastfully against God and wages war against the saints. The prophecy culminates with the return of Jesus Christ, who destroys the little horn and sets up his own kingdom, which will last forever and ever. [... more]

God's love is a call to sanctification, a journey of restoration and growth, where we come to Him in our brokenness and He transforms us through His love and vulnerability. This love is not blind, but it lays down its rights for the benefit of others, just as Jesus did for us. We are called to incarnate this love in our relationships, whether in marriage, with our neighbors, or in the church, and to see our own brokenness and need for transformation in order to love others as God loves us. [... more]