Chloe Howard shares her story of living with a severe congenital foot deformity and being a victim of a hate crime at 14. She recounts the assault, her struggles with depression, anxiety, and PTSD, and how she found the strength to forgive her perpetrators and share her story with others, promoting self-acceptance and vulnerability. [... more]

A true story about Thomas Jefferson's election as the third president of the United States, and the unique gifts he received from his supporters, including the world's largest cheese and a massive loaf of bread, which became a symbol of American culture and democracy. [... more]

A devout man's response to the newborn Jesus is examined, revealing a profound understanding of the Messiah's significance and the blessings of salvation. Simeon's declaration in the temple, 'Lord, now you are letting your servant depart in peace,' reflects his anticipation of the Messiah's arrival and the peace that comes with it. The story highlights the importance of faith and the need for individuals to embrace Christ for themselves to find salvation and peace. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses Reformed theology and its implications, addressing questions about sin nature and Adam's role in humanity's fall. He also shares his experiences with vaccinations, the infancy gospels of Thomas, and the challenges of teaching Christianity on college campuses. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including Reformed theology, sin nature, vaccinations, and the infancy gospels of Thomas. He also shares his experiences with philosophy classes and college campus Bible studies, highlighting the challenges of discussing faith and evidence in academic settings. [... more]

A true story about Thomas Jefferson's election and a unique tribute from a minister in Massachusetts, who created the world's largest cheese to show support for Jefferson's principles of separation of church and state. The cheese was delivered to the White House and served at two New Year's receptions, lasting for over a year. [... more]

Listen to the full-length version or read the manuscript of this message here https wfth me pap If it's a dangerous time to be a child in the st century it was exponentially more so during the days of Jesus Many children never lived to adulthood or even to their teenage years Those who did survive infancy were marginalized in their culture But Jesus changed all that Through a simple act of showing interest and care in the lives of children Jesus began a cause that to this day Christians all around the world continue to strive for protecting and [... more]

The coming of Christ is celebrated through hymns in the Gospels, revealing significant dimensions of the work of Jesus. Mary's song, the Magnificat, and Zacharias' song, the Benedictus, tie the coming of Christ to the covenant made with Abraham, while Simeon's song, the Nunc Dimittis, celebrates the visitation of God in the incarnation. [... more]

Christians are expected to grow in their faith, moving from spiritual infancy to maturity, where they can confidently communicate truth and live by faith. However, many believers remain in a state of spiritual infancy, lacking transformation from the truth they know, and instead, relying on basic knowledge and information. [... more]

Thomas Jefferson's presidency was marked by a unique gift, a four-foot block of cheese, created by Reverend Leland in Massachusetts to show support for Jefferson's principles of separation of church and state. The cheese was later served at the White House and became known as the 'mammoth cheese'. Meanwhile, the US Navy created the world's largest loaf of bread, which was also presented to Jefferson, highlighting the quirky side of American culture and the country's love for grand gestures. [... more]

Babies in Christ are known by their diet, discernment, and divisiveness, and spiritual growth requires a humble spirit, studying the word of God, and recognizing a responsibility to others. [... more]

A true story about Thomas Jefferson's presidency, where a minister in Massachusetts created the world's largest cheese as a tribute to Jefferson's principles of separation of church and state. The cheese weighed over 1,200 pounds and was served at Jefferson's White House receptions, while the US Navy also created the world's largest loaf of bread as a gift to the president. [... more]

The discussion revolves around biblical topics such as the nature of repentance, the inspiration of the Bible, and the role of apostles and prophets. The hosts also delve into theological debates surrounding divorce, the Apocrypha, and the concept of election and predestination. [... more]

A giant four-foot block of cheese, baked by the Navy, was presented to Thomas Jefferson as a tribute to his principles of separation of church and state. The cheese, known as the mammoth cheese, was a true story about the third president's history and his democratic culture. [... more]

The New Testament records three significant songs celebrating the incarnation of Jesus. Mary's song, the Magnificat, highlights God's power and mercy, while Zacharias' song, the Benedictus, emphasizes the visitation and redemption of God. Simeon's song, the Nunc Dimittis, expresses joy and peace, but also foreboding, as Jesus is destined for the rising and falling of many in Israel. [... more]