The prophet Amos sang a song of mourning to God's rebellious people, but also spoke comforting words from God himself, inviting them to turn to him and find life. Similarly, a young man named Tyler was mistakenly declared dead, but was actually alive, and his story serves as a reminder to turn from sin and find life in God. [... more]

The Christian Worldview Radio Program discusses the potential US ownership of Gaza, its implications for Israel and the Middle East, and the decline of Western civilization due to misprioritized love and the misapplication of the biblical concept of the Order of Love. The program also touches on the changing culture in the UK, the rise of Islam, and the persecution of Christians. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie explores the third commandment, 'You shall not take the Lord's name in vain,' and its significance in our daily lives, discussing how we can honor God's name and avoid using it in an empty, idle, insincere, or frivolous way. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics in Christian apologetics, including the Trinity, God's sovereignty, and biblical interpretation. He also addresses questions from listeners on topics such as the rapture, open theism, and Lordship salvation versus free grace theology. [... more]

Matt Slick explores various Christian theological topics, including the Trinity, the importance of teaching sound doctrine, and the role of politics in the church. He also answers listener questions on topics such as the nature of God, the blood of Christ, and the rapture. [... more]

Ryan's experience with homelessness and hunger led him to found a nonprofit organization that empowers others to plant, harvest, and prepare their own garden-grown food, resonating with the heart of God for justice and mercy. [... more]

Jesus Christ is our perfect savior, having been perfected in a process that qualified him to become our high priest. He is the source of eternal salvation, providing the necessary propitiation for our sins. True saving faith involves repentance, submission to his authority, and a life of obedience. The gospel is a full and rich message that is not limited to Israel, but is for all people, representing the nations and offering salvation to all who will believe. [... more]

A restored 1965 Ford Mustang serves as a metaphor for God's people in Psalm 80, who cry out for restoration after experiencing God's judgment due to rebellion. They seek alignment with Jesus and his purposes to regain joyful soul satisfaction. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie discusses the importance of not taking the Lord's name in vain, highlighting various ways people misuse God's name, including profanity, using it as an excuse, and using it for personal gain. He emphasizes the need to use God's name sincerely and with reverence, and to honor one's commitments, including marriage vows. [... more]

Understanding God's oneness and unity is a beautiful idea that brings people together in deep friendships and community, just like a fire that creates moments and brings burning. It's a reminder of God's love and presence in our lives, and the importance of sharing our stories and struggles with others. [... more]

Understanding God's oneness and unity is a beautiful idea that brings deep friendships and relationships. It's a concept that's rooted in Christianity and faith, and it's something that can be experienced in our daily lives. By embracing this idea, we can become more like God and have a deeper connection with Him and with others. [... more]

The anechoic chamber in Minneapolis is known as the quietest place on earth, but even a little quiet can be beneficial for finding God's gentle whisper and spiritual renewal in a loud and busy world. [... more]

The story of Rebekah, Isaac's wife, and her role in securing the blessing for their son Jacob, despite her mistakes and the consequences that followed. Through her journey, we see how God blesses even the most flawed individuals and uses their experiences to bring about redemption and growth. [... more]

The river Euphrates dries up in preparation for the battle of Armageddon, a key event in the tribulation as described in the book of Revelation. Dr. Cheryl Davis explains the significance of this judgment and its connection to the never-ending mercy of God. [... more]