God wants your family to be fit, both physically and spiritually. Your body is the temple of the Holy Spirit, and taking care of it is a matter of discipline, disposition, devotion, and decision. By following God's natural laws and living a life of faith, you can achieve physical, mental, and spiritual well-being. It's not just about being healthy and physically strong, but about being a testimony to your neighbors and standing out in matters of faith, fun, finance, and fitness. [... more]

Chip explores the concept of God's love, discussing how it's a universal need, and how self-rejection can prevent people from experiencing it. He defines agape love as a holy disposition that compels God to express unconditional affection and selective correction, and explains how God's love is not based on human performance, but rather on His character. [... more]

The Bible describes the human heart as being dead in sin, enslaved to wicked desires, and morally incapable of choosing righteousness without the intervention of God's grace. The doctrine of original sin, as taught by Augustine, holds that humanity's fallen nature is characterized by moral inability, and that regeneration by the Holy Spirit is necessary for salvation. [... more]

Exploring the connection between generosity and the gospel, and how a biblical worldview can transform our approach to managing money and resources. We'll discuss practical strategies for retirement planning, investment decisions, and making the most of our financial resources, all while seeking to honor God with our finances. [... more]

Dr. Nathan Harris discusses the concept of gospel generosity and its application to financial stewardship, emphasizing the importance of living generously, humbly, and selflessly. He also addresses questions from listeners on topics such as credit management, debt consolidation, mortgage refinancing, and credit score improvement. [... more]

The doctrine of original sin is a pivotal concept in Christian theology, described in Ephesians chapter 2. According to Saint Augustine, the fall of Adam affected humanity at its core, leaving us in a state of moral inability. This concept is contrasted with the views of Pelagius, who argued that humanity remains morally capable of living lives of perfect righteousness. The order of salvation, or ordo salutis, is also explored, highlighting the role of God's initiative in regeneration and the importance of faith in Christ. [... more]

The new covenant, as described in Hebrews 8, offers better promises than the old covenant, with God's disposition towards us being one of reconciliation and rescue. This covenant is guaranteed through Jesus Christ, who intercedes for us in the presence of God, and is not dependent on human effort, but rather on God's unshakable heroic foundation. [... more]

Biblical Christianity offers a solid answer to life's fundamental questions, providing a path to redemption and rescue from God's wrath. The story of Abraham illustrates God's promise of salvation, where faith is the means of rescue, and the law serves as a dock leading to the means of salvation, Jesus Christ. [... more]

A hardened heart can happen to anyone, not just non-believers. Christians can also harden their hearts by rejecting God's offer of forgiveness or by becoming too familiar with spiritual truths. Pastor Greg Laurie explores the story of Pharaoh and Moses in Exodus, highlighting the dangers of a hardened heart and the importance of keeping a tender heart. [... more]

The Biden administration's handling of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) has raised concerns about national security and military preparedness. The shooting down of Chinese spy balloons has sparked debate about the administration's response to the threat, with some arguing that it is a sign of weakness. Meanwhile, the administration's promotion of critical race theory and social justice has sparked controversy, and the economy is facing uncertainty due to inflation and interest rate increases. [... more]

God's infinite and loving perspective on His children is revealed through the phrase 'just as He chose us in Him before the foundation of the world.' This phrase encapsulates God's disposition towards us and our status in Him, highlighting three inferences: preference, purpose, and protection. As Christians, we are chosen instruments of God's love, set apart to reflect His perfect life, and predestined to adoption as sons, with the same rights and privileges as natural sons. [... more]

God's infinite perspective is revealed in Ephesians, where He blesses Christians with every spiritual blessing in heavenly places through Christ. This blessing is a lavish outpouring of His goodness, making much of who He is and what He's done. Christians are called to know God's disposition towards them, as He chooses them in Christ, saying 'you are mine' lovingly. [... more]

Jonathan Edwards' concept of freedom of the will suggests that choices are motivated by inclinations, and the mind deems what is good or pleasing at the moment. Edwards argues that choices are determined by something, and what they are caused by is one's desires and what the mind deems most good or pleasing. He also distinguishes between natural ability and moral ability, stating that humans have the natural ability to make choices but lack the moral ability to choose the things of God due to original sin. [... more]

Christian leaders in Australia and America are complicit in spreading COVID propaganda, using their platforms to advance government narratives and suppress individual liberties. The Australian government's authoritarian response to COVID has raised concerns about the erosion of civil rights and the dangers of a globalized government. Meanwhile, Christian leaders in America are being used by the government to spread propaganda to churches, further blurring the lines between church and state. [... more]

Maintaining physical and spiritual health is crucial for a family's well-being. By practicing discipline, disposition, devotion, and making informed decisions, families can prioritize their health and live a life that honors God. [... more]

The Bible teaches that our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit and that we are responsible for maintaining them. God's natural laws provide guidance on what we should eat and how we should exercise to achieve optimal health. By following these principles, we can cultivate discipline and disposition, leading to a healthier and more balanced life. [... more]

Jesus gives his disciples seven marks of the last days, including deceptions of counterfeit Christs, disasters of cataclysmic consequence, and defamation of committed Christians, warning them that these signs will increase as the end of the age approaches. [... more]