The concept of free will is discussed in relation to God's sovereignty, with the host explaining that free will is the ability to make choices consistent with one's nature. The discussion also touches on the topic of original sin, with the host explaining that Adam's sin is imputed to humanity. The host also addresses the concept of universalism, explaining that it is not supported by scripture. Additionally, the host discusses the Trinity and the concept of perichoresis, which refers to the mutual indwelling of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. [... more]

The concept of agape and its various meanings in different contexts is discussed, and the importance of understanding the scope of a word's meaning is emphasized. The hosts also delve into the topics of eternal security, the doctrine of the Trinity, and the issue of lying, including whether it is ever acceptable to lie, even to protect someone's feelings. [... more]

The debate between creationism and evolution continues, with scientists examining the similarities between humans and chimpanzees, and the genetic sequences that underlie these similarities. Dr. Randy Gluza discusses the design inference and common descent, and how recent research has validated the predictions of creationists, led by Dr. Henry Morris, that similar structures would fulfill similar purposes and be based on similar information. [... more]