The Bible's transmission, translations, and trustworthiness are explored through the lens of history, archaeology, and faith. Guest Josh Barzan discusses the Dead Sea Scrolls, the King James Version, and the Geneva Bible, highlighting the importance of understanding the Bible's reliability and relevance in today's world. [... more]

The Geneva Bible is discussed as a translation of the Bible that was first published early in the Reformation. The concept of salvation is explored, including the idea of predestination and election, and how it relates to the experience of salvation in the present. The Catholic Church is also discussed as a false church that teaches a false gospel and should be avoided. The importance of understanding the doctrine of the now and the not yet is emphasized, particularly in relation to the concept of salvation and sanctification. [... more]

The doctrine of predestination, a central tenet of John Calvin's theology, has been a subject of debate and discussion for centuries. Calvin's views on the matter, as outlined in his book 'Institutes,' have had a profound impact on the development of Protestantism and the Reformation. However, critics have pointed out that Calvin's actions, such as the execution of Michael Servetus, have been used to justify persecution and intolerance. A closer examination of Calvin's life and teachings reveals a complex and multifaceted figure, whose legacy continues to shape the Christian faith today. [... more]

John Calvin's influence on the Reformation and Protestantism is explored, including his role in Geneva and his theological contributions. Calvin's views on predestination and his relationships with other reformers, such as Martin Luther, are discussed. The podcast also touches on the complexities of Calvin's legacy, including his role in the persecution of heretics and the limitations of his views on freedom of religion. [... more]

Dirty politicians like Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton have committed high treason, and their crimes have been covered up by the mainstream media. The deep state is using propaganda to foment hatred against Donald Trump, and the consequences have been devastating for the country. Christians are being told to stay out of politics, but it's their duty to resist tyranny and elect leaders who will uphold their values. [... more]

Clara Barton, a pioneering nurse and humanitarian, played a crucial role in the American Civil War, establishing the American Red Cross and advocating for disaster relief. Her bravery and dedication to helping others earned her the nickname 'Angel of the Battlefield'. [... more]

Praising and thanking God requires effort, but it's a sacrifice that leads to spiritual growth and a deeper relationship with Jesus. By making a conscious effort to praise God, even in mundane moments, we can invite his presence and guidance into our lives, leading to a more hopeful and grateful heart. [... more]

US President Joe Biden's performance at the US-Russia summit has been widely criticized, with many questioning his ability to effectively negotiate with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The summit's outcome has been seen as a failure, with Biden's staff being blamed for setting him up to fail. The discussion also touches on cybersecurity, foreign policy, and the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, as well as the implications of Biden's actions on the global stage, particularly in relation to China and Iran. [... more]

John MacArthur examines the story of Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection, highlighting the contrast between the ignorance and pride of his disciples and the majesty and humility of Christ. He draws parallels with the life and teachings of John Knox, a key figure in the Reformation, and explores the importance of faithfulness in the face of government opposition. [... more]

John Calvin's Geneva is a city where the Reformation took place, and its legacy continues to impact the world today. The city's history and significance are explored in a new book, John Calvin's Geneva A Walking Guide Following the Footsteps of a Great Reformer, which highlights the importance of preaching the gospel and the impact of the Protestant work ethic. The book's author, John Glass, shares his passion for sharing the gospel and his desire to see a new reformation take place through the faithful preaching of God's word. [... more]

Developing a healthy theology to support the weight of suffering is crucial for caregivers. On Reformation Sunday, Peter Rosenberger explores the concept of God's sovereignty and providence with Dr. Dominic Aquila, president of New Geneva Theological Seminary. They discuss how the Reformation's emphasis on justification by faith alone can bring comfort and peace to those struggling with caregiving responsibilities. [... more]