Greg gives more information on the light that came with the tongues of fire Specifically the light-filled life the amazing ability to walk in the light as He is in the light John something impossible before we received Jesus and His Spirit To live light-filled lives we must root out all spiritual darkness including our old prideful habit of judging others' perceived faults while ignoring our real faults We then examine the eternal implications of walking in darkness or light in this world Ultimately we will make our eternal residence inside New Jerusalem inner light or outside it outer darkness [... more]

Death is not terminal, and the soul continues to exist after the body dies. The Bible teaches that there are two ways to die: in one's sins or in the Lord. Christians believe that their souls will be reunited with their bodies in the resurrection, while the souls of the wicked will be cast into hell. The unknownness of death is a challenge, but relying solely on God's word provides security and hope for eternal life. [... more]

The concept of American exceptionalism is rooted in the nation's founding on biblical principles, with its unique history, values, and destiny. The idea that America is a distinct, exceptional nation has been shaped by its early leaders, including George Washington and Thomas Jefferson, who believed in the country's potential to inspire the world. However, this concept has been misinterpreted and misunderstood over time, leading to shifting political, educational, and cultural trends. As Christians, it is essential to understand and preserve American exceptionalism, which is based on the recognition that government does not grant rights, but rather guards the rights that individuals inherently possess by virtue of their Creator. [... more]

The Bible teaches that everyone will die and enter the afterlife, where they will face judgment. Christians believe they will go straight to heaven, while non-believers will go to hell, a place of torment and suffering. Jesus spoke more about hell than any other preacher in the Bible, emphasizing its reality and the need to warn people about it. The story of the rich man and Lazarus in Luke 16 illustrates the consequences of living a life without God, leading to a place of torment and suffering in the afterlife. [... more]

The New York Knicks are on a heater, winning every playoff game by 18 points, and are halfway home to the NBA Finals. Josh Hart is the heartbeat of the team, and Jalen Brunson is a superstar. Meanwhile, Kyle Yuzchak, a 49ers fullback, joins the show to discuss the team's draft and his new teammates, including Kalen Black, a rookie safety. The conversation also touches on Kyle Shanahan's coaching philosophy and Brock Purdy's growth as a quarterback. [... more]

Believers face two significant challenges: questioning the existence of heaven and fearing the world's reprisal for their faith. The writer to the Hebrew Christians emphasizes the importance of implicit faith in God's Word, which enables believers to grow from faith to faith and ultimately lead to a deeper persuasion of His promises. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses the contradictions in the LDS standard works regarding God, and how they compare to Christian teachings on salvation. He also explores the concept of transubstantiation in Catholicism and its interpretation in John 6, and critiques the idea of following a true church rather than Jesus. [... more]

Paul's teaching in Galatians emphasizes the distinction between Christianity and moralism, highlighting the importance of faith in Christ and the gospel of grace. He warns against self-redemption and legalism, encouraging believers to live as sons, not slaves, and to walk in the Spirit, knowing God and delighting in Him. [... more]

The story of the prodigal son is a powerful example of God's enduring love and redemption. Jesus shares this parable to illustrate the father's heart, demonstrating that He is a loving Father who desires a relationship with His children. The story highlights the contrast between the rebellious younger brother and the self-righteous older brother, both of whom are lost in their own ways. Ultimately, Jesus is the redemptive brother who leaves the comfort of heaven to seek and save the lost, offering forgiveness and a new life through His sacrifice on the cross. [... more]

The Bible offers comfort to believers who have lost loved ones, promising that they are with the Lord and will be with Christ, which is far better than this present life. The concept of soul sleep is discussed, but its gain is unclear. The intermediate state is not well-revealed in Scripture, but the idea of being watched by a cloud of witnesses can be an incentive to live a life of faith. [... more]

The Christian life is about growing and developing in faith, with the divine nature of Christ living within, to become more like Him. Remembering the reason, resources, resistance, and reward is crucial to living a life that honors God and leads to an abundant entrance into heaven. [... more]

When faced with hard times and spiritual silence, it's essential to understand that God's silence is not a sign of abandonment, but an opportunity for growth. The book of Job teaches us that even in the midst of suffering, we can choose to trust God and not bail out on Him. Autumn Miles' book, Holy Ghosted, explores this concept and provides guidance on how to navigate seasons of silence and emerge stronger in our faith. [... more]

Ann Graham Lott shares her mother's legacy of prayer and how it has shaped her own life and relationship with God. She discusses the importance of developing a personal relationship with God through prayer and Bible reading, and how this can be passed down to future generations. [... more]

A mother shares her experiences and insights on aging, faith, and caregiving, highlighting the importance of remaining in familiar surroundings, staying engaged with loved ones, and relying on God's strength to care for elderly parents. [... more]

Heaven is an actual place, not just a state of mind, according to the Bible. The Bible provides some details about our eternal home, but not everything. Christians will experience blessing while they await the new heaven and the new earth that will be their ultimate dwelling place. In the new heaven and new earth, there will be no marriage, no procreation, and no night. Instead, people will be working and worshiping God, with responsibilities and fulfillment in doing so. The Bible says that people in heaven will be aware of what's happening on earth, but they will not experience grief or remorse when seeing loved ones in hell, as God will wipe away every tear from their eyes. [... more]

Dr. Robert Jeffress explores the concept of heaven, discussing its reality, location, and characteristics. He answers common questions about the afterlife, including what happens when we die, what our resurrected bodies will be like, and what age we will be in heaven. Drawing from biblical teachings, Dr. Jeffress provides insights into the eternal state of believers and the new heaven and new earth described in Revelation. [... more]

Russ Andrews explores the powerful meaning behind the Lamb of God in Gospel of John Tracing themes from Book of Genesis to Book of Revelation this teaching reveals how Jesus fulfills God's plan as our substitute the sacrifice for sin and the center of worship in heaven Discover how His sacrifice brings redemption hope and eternal purpose to all who believe [... more]

Eternal destination is just that, eternal. Hell is a forever destination where people are tormented day and night, forever and ever. Jesus taught that hell is an actual location, a place of physical torment, filled with indescribable loneliness, a deserved judgment, and a forever destination. People choose to reject the knowledge of God's Word and spend eternity separated from him. [... more]

Jesus taught that hell is an actual location, a place of physical torment, and eternal suffering, where the unsaved will be tormented day and night forever and ever, in contrast to the eternal life and rewards of heaven for those who die in Christ. [... more]

God will reward believers in heaven for their good works on earth, but the judgment seat of Christ will also evaluate the durability and motives of our lives, with consequences depending on how we do. There will be special privileges, praise, and positions of authority in heaven for the faithful, but also real and lasting regret for those who are not faithful. The Bible teaches that what we do now makes an eternal difference, and that faith and obedience to Christ are essential for receiving rewards in heaven. [... more]