A missionary couple shares their experiences and challenges in Nigeria, where they run a clinic providing lactation support and care for severely malnourished infants. They discuss the importance of faith, perseverance, and community in the face of persecution and hardship, and how they are making a difference in the lives of vulnerable children and families. [... more]

The Christian resistance speaks out against Planned Parenthood, arguing that the organization's stance on abortion and fetal pain is morally reprehensible. They discuss the concept of viability and the importance of protecting the unborn, while also highlighting the spiritual battle being waged against those who stand in opposition to their views. [... more]

Monica Kelsey, founder of Safe Haven Baby Boxes, shares her personal story of being abandoned at birth and finding her purpose in life. She discusses the Safe Haven Law and the importance of providing anonymity to birth mothers who surrender their newborns. Kelsey explains how baby boxes have been instrumental in saving dozens of infants' lives and reducing abandonments in states where they are available. [... more]

During the 1920s, the Goff and Wilson families suffered through severe cases of the Spanish influenza, whooping cough, and the mumps, which led to the loss of two five-week-old twins and a young mother. The family's struggles during the Great Depression and their resilience in the face of hardship are a testament to the strength of American families. [... more]

The story of Dr. Martin Arthur Cooney, a self-proclaimed European doctor who revolutionized the care of premature babies in the early 20th century, saving thousands of lives and paving the way for modern neonatology. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the concept of baptism, its significance, and its relationship to salvation. The host, Matt Slick, explores various biblical interpretations, including the idea that baptism can mean the application of water to a person, rather than immersion. He also delves into the concept of faith alone in Christ alone, the law and gospel, and the cost of following Jesus. Additionally, the host discusses sanctification, biblical interpretation, and theology, challenging listeners to examine their understanding of these concepts and to trust in God's word. [... more]

To grow spiritually, we need nourishment from God's Word, which is supernatural and changes our lives. Christians must put away destructive actions and attitudes like malice, deceit, and hypocrisy, and cultivate a love for one another and a desire for the Word of God. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the concept of racism and its origins, with a focus on how it relates to the sinful nature of humanity. The conversation also delves into the doctrine of penal substitutionary atonement, which is seen as a key aspect of the Christian faith. Additionally, the discussion touches on the differences between the Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic Churches, and how their teachings on salvation and justification by faith alone are distinct from the Protestant perspective. The topic of infant baptism is also explored, with the host presenting arguments for and against the practice. [... more]

Baptism is a powerful declaration of faith, a naming ceremony that signifies the triune God's promise to believers and their children. It initiates children into the visible covenant community, the church, where they are nurtured in the Christian faith and flourish. Baptism is not a sign of personal promise, but a visible gospel that signifies God's promise to be a God to us and to our children. [... more]

A Christian radio show explores the concept of 'Baby Power' through stories of faith, miracles, and the power of God's love. Listeners share their personal experiences and testimonies of how God has worked in their lives, often through the words and actions of young children. [... more]

In the early 20th century, a mysterious European showman, Dr. Martin Arthur Cooney, claimed to be a doctor and saved thousands of premature babies by providing them with meticulous care and innovative incubators, despite being a fake doctor. His work eventually led to a change in the medical establishment's approach to caring for preemies, and he is now considered the rightful father of American neonatology. [... more]

Dr. Tony Evans emphasizes the importance of pressing on to spiritual maturity, actively taking steps to grow in faith, and applying God's Word in life's realities. He encourages believers to prioritize their maturity, work out their salvation, and persevere through challenges, knowing that God is at work in them to will and to accomplish His good pleasure. [... more]

The story of Dr. Martin Arthur Cooney, a mysterious European showman who claimed to be a doctor, saving thousands of premature babies in the early 20th century by using infant incubators and providing meticulous care. His unconventional methods and dedication to saving lives eventually led to a change in the way hospitals cared for preemies, and he is now considered the rightful father of American neonatology. [... more]

Dr. Robert Jeffress explores the question of what happens to children who die before they can accept Jesus as their savior, examining biblical principles and God's love for children to conclude that they are welcomed into heaven. [... more]

In the early 20th century, a mysterious European showman, Dr. Martin Cooney, claimed to be a doctor and saved thousands of premature babies by providing them with meticulous care, including infant incubators, breast milk, and a low nurse-to-patient ratio. His methods were revolutionary at the time and paved the way for the development of neonatology in the United States. [... more]

Honesty is a fundamental aspect of living a life that pleases God, and it's especially important when it comes to finances. The Bible teaches that we should be scrupulously honest in all our dealings, including our financial transactions. In this episode, we explore the importance of honesty in finances and how it relates to God's plan for our money. [... more]

In the early 20th century, a mysterious European showman, Dr. Martin Arthur Cooney, claimed to be a doctor and used his sideshows to save thousands of premature babies by providing them with meticulous care, low nurse-to-patient ratios, and breast milk. His unconventional methods were initially met with skepticism, but eventually, his work influenced the development of neonatology in the United States. [... more]

Dawn Raffel shares the story of Martin Cooney, a mysterious European showman who saved thousands of American babies by providing them with meticulous care and innovative incubators, despite not being a real doctor. His unconventional methods and dedication to saving lives paved the way for advancements in neonatology and changed the course of medical history. [... more]

The concept of predestination and free will is explored in the context of God's sovereignty and election, with discussions on monergistic regeneration, soteriology, and atonement, and how these ideas relate to salvation and the nature of God. [... more]

The new covenant announced in Jeremiah 31 is a significant change from the old covenant, emphasizing internal compliance, regeneration, and justification by grace. The new covenant was fulfilled in the New Testament, particularly in Hebrews 8, which highlights its purpose to remedy the weakness of the old covenant, change hearts, and forgive trespasses. This understanding eliminates the practice of infant baptism and challenges dispensationalism's distinction between Israel and the church. [... more]