The church's role in addressing abortion, the implications of artificial intelligence on human exceptionalism, and the importance of affirming and reminding ourselves of what is true in the face of technological advancements and cultural changes, including the 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea and its clarification of the nature of Jesus Christ. [... more]

Pastor Lutzer discusses the recent discovery of an ancient tomb in Jerusalem and its implications on the Christian faith, including the resurrection of Jesus Christ and the authenticity of the New Testament. [... more]

The virgin birth of Jesus Christ is a crucial aspect of the Christian faith, and its significance is often misunderstood by scholars and writers. Pastor Lutzer discusses the importance of understanding the virgin birth and its implications, while also addressing the lies and misconceptions about Jesus presented in books like The Da Vinci Code and The Lost Symbol. [... more]

Judas Iscariot's betrayal of Jesus Christ is a tragic story that highlights the importance of repentance and faith. Jesus shows that he was in complete control, knowing exactly what was being planned and the hour at which he should die. Judas's actions were a fulfillment of prophecy, but he is held accountable for his sin. The story of Judas serves as a reminder that we need to respond to Christ in repentance and faith, and that the devil can enter us without a formal invitation. [... more]

The Gnostic Gospel of Judas portrays Judas as a hero, but the New Testament reveals a different story of Judas's betrayal and deceit. Pastor Lutzer examines the contrast between the two accounts and highlights the importance of understanding the real Jesus and the dangers of deception in the Christian faith. [... more]

A Christian apologist discusses the importance of understanding the gospel and the implications of false teachings, including Mormonism. He shares personal experiences and engages in a conversation with a Mormon caller, exploring the differences between Christian and Mormon doctrine. [... more]

The discovery of the Gnostic Gospels by Muhammad Ali in 1945 has raised questions about the origins of the New Testament and the authority of the Bible. Scholars have challenged the authorship of New Testament books, suggesting that some may be forgeries, and this has led to doubts about the validity of the Christian faith. The issue of canon, or which books belong in the Bible, is a critical one for the church and requires a clear answer to questions about the authenticity of the texts. [... more]

A caller questions the COVID-19 vaccine and its relation to the World Health Organization, while another discusses Gnosticism and its teachings. A theologian explains the Trinity and Jesus Christ's role in it, and a caller asks about the concept of Abraham's bosom. [... more]

A discussion on predestination, free will, and the sovereignty of God, with a focus on the biblical teachings of Calvinism and Reformed theology. The conversation explores the relationship between God's sovereignty and human free will, and how this impacts our understanding of salvation and the role of the Holy Spirit. [... more]

The concept of inerrancy in the Bible is examined from a Biblical perspective, discussing textual criticism and the transmission of manuscripts. The hosts argue that the inerrancy of the Bible can be trusted, even in the face of minor variations in manuscripts, and that the early Christian scribes were likely motivated to preserve God's Word accurately. The discussion also touches on the Gnostic Gospels and the formation of the New Testament canon. [... more]

The Bible teaches that God is sovereign, electing and predestining individuals for salvation. The doctrine of the Trinity is essential for understanding God's nature, and modalism is a denial of the true and living God. Calvinism and Arminianism are two theological perspectives on salvation, with Calvinism emphasizing God's sovereignty and election, and Arminianism emphasizing human free will. Understanding God's nature and sovereignty is crucial for a proper understanding of salvation and the Christian faith. [... more]

The discovery of the Gnostic Gospels by a shepherd named Muhammad Ali in 1945 has raised questions about the origin and authority of the New Testament canon. Scholars have raised doubts about the authorship of New Testament books, suggesting that some may be forgeries. The discovery of apocryphal books, such as the Gospel of Thomas, has also raised questions about which books belong in the canon. The influence of Walter Bauer's book, Orthodoxy and Heresy in Earliest Christianity, has further complicated the issue, suggesting that the canon is a historical accident and that different groups may have had their own collections of books. [... more]