Dr. Abadan Shah explains God's sovereignty in choosing Israel, using the examples of Moses, Pharaoh, and Jeremiah, and how this relates to God's plan for the Jewish people and the coming of the Messiah. [... more]

A hardened heart can lead to spiritual rebellion and a drifting away from God's will. This is often caused by preoccupation with other things, absence of private devotion and public worship, and the deceitfulness of sin. It is a dangerous thing to resist God's appeal and harden one's heart, but surrendering to Him can revolutionize one's heart and soften one's spirit. [... more]

A hardening of the heart can occur in Christians who repeatedly resist God's appeal, leading to unbelief, rebellion, and sin. This can result in a calloused conscience, justification of sin, and resistance to reproof, making it difficult to hear and obey God's voice. [... more]

Christians still struggle with sin and temptation, but God's providence guides them through the power of the Holy Spirit. The Westminster Confession explains how God's gifts can be withdrawn from the wicked, and how the law can be used to fuel corruption. The Christian life is a battle against the world, the flesh, and Satan, but with God's mercy, believers can escape the power of these things. [... more]

When life becomes overwhelming, it's easy to feel numb and disconnected from the people and relationships that matter most. But this numbness can harden into a heart that's resistant to godly sorrow and repentance, causing damage to our marriages and relationships. Recognizing the signs of running on empty, such as feeling numb, angry, or disconnected, is crucial to taking action and making intentional choices to nurture our relationships and spiritual growth. [... more]

The American empire's decline or rise is a topic of debate, with some pointing to rampant immorality, exorbitant spending, and rejection of constitutional values as markers of decline. Others argue that the US is rising to lead the global empire described in Revelation. Meanwhile, the Bible is clear that the future does not revolve around the US, but around God's chosen nation Israel and the Jewish people. The discussion also touches on immigration, the justice system, and the undermining of national sovereignty, with some arguing that these are efforts to de-Christianize the nations and create a one-world system. [... more]

The nation mourns the loss of 19 students and two teachers in a tragic mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, sparking a renewed debate on school safety, gun control, and mental health. Experts and lawmakers weigh in on the need for target hardening, increased security measures, and a non-partisan approach to addressing the issue. Meanwhile, international tensions rise as President Biden's comments on Taiwan and China spark concerns about the country's foreign policy and leadership. [... more]

The concept of the deity of Christ is explored in depth, with discussions on the Trinity and Unitarianism. The book of Revelation is examined for its symbolism and meaning, particularly in relation to the rapture and the end times. A caller struggles with her understanding of salvation and the importance of faith alone, leading to a discussion on the nature of faith and the gospel. [... more]

Alan Wright discusses how the gospel of Jesus Christ can liberate individuals from the weight of shame, emphasizing the importance of faith, blessing, and a pure gospel that is free from law and performance-based expectations. [... more]

The church can sometimes be a source of shame, causing people to feel like they're not doing it right or that they're not good enough. However, true freedom and acceptance come from Jesus Christ, who accepts us not because of our behaviors, but because of his behavior on our behalf. This message explores the difference between guilt and shame, and how the conviction of sin can be a good thing, leading us to a better way of living through the grace of God. [... more]

The concept of God hardening Pharaoh's heart in the book of Exodus raises questions about God's relationship to evil and human responsibility. The Bible teaches that God's hardening of Pharaoh's heart is a judgment of a person who is already sinful and that it is a restraint that allows Pharaoh to do what he wants without fear of punishment. God's purpose in hardening Pharaoh's heart is to make it clear that salvation is of the Lord and not of human effort or power. [... more]

Being free to be yourself with no fear of rejection is a life with no shame. The human heart has been riddled with shame since the fall, but the grace of God in Jesus Christ is the antidote. Discover freedom, joy, and destiny as you shed performance-based living and let God take the shame off you for good. [... more]

The human heart has been riddled with shame since the fall, a lie that says until you measure up, you can't be truly acceptable. Shame causes some to try to be perfect in order to be accepted, and others to rebel. The heart is poisoned by shame, and there is only one antidote, the grace of God in Jesus Christ. [... more]