In the original creation, all animals were herbivorous, and God provided green herbs for meat. Humanity's fall into sin and God's resulting curse on the earth led to the deterioration of this ideal state, resulting in the use of teeth and claws for tearing and eating flesh. [... more]

Sarah Josepha Hale, a pioneering editor and writer, is credited with helping to establish the Thanksgiving holiday as a national celebration. Through her tireless efforts and persistence, she convinced President Abraham Lincoln to issue a proclamation making Thanksgiving a national holiday in 1863, during the midst of the Civil War. Hale's vision for a unified American culture and her dedication to promoting the holiday's importance have left a lasting impact on American history. [... more]

The Book of Revelation depicts a scene where an angel proclaims the fall of Babylon, a symbol of idolatry and the world system. The angel's message is a call to fear God and give Him glory, emphasizing the importance of creationism and the gospel of the Creator God. In contrast, the world's systems, including evolution, are presented as make-believe and counterfeit, warning listeners to be concerned about following the wrong gospel message. [... more]

The gospel is a message that has been delivered by angels throughout history, but it is often distorted or corrupted, leading to different gospels being preached. The eternal gospel, as described in Revelation, is a timeless message that emphasizes the need for atonement and the glory of God, and is tied to the concept of creationism and the Creator God. [... more]

God's power and protection over those who've been preaching for Christ, even in the midst of chaos and cruelty, is a monumental moment in redemptive history. The victory of Jesus Christ is not only his, but it is for his beloved, those he marked uniquely to represent him. No one is lost, and believers have been marked by the Spirit, sealed, and will not be lost. [... more]

The power of music in the life of the church and individual believer is explored, particularly in the context of the tribulation period. The 144,000 Jewish believers who are sealed and marked by God are examined, and their ability to survive the tribulation is discussed, highlighting God's faithfulness and promise to protect them. [... more]

Pastor Philip Miller explores the Gospel of John, focusing on Jesus as the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world. He examines the ministry of John the Baptist, who prepared hearts for the Lord's work, and the significance of baptism in the context of the new covenant. The sermon emphasizes the need for a deep, inner transformation, which can only be achieved through faith in Jesus Christ and the power of the Holy Spirit. [... more]

The sin offering is a crucial aspect of the Old Testament sacrificial system, providing atonement and purification from sin. The blood of Jesus Christ is the ultimate sacrifice, making forgiveness of sins possible. Understanding the sin offering helps us grasp the significance of Christ's sacrifice and the importance of forgiveness in our lives. [... more]

The sin offering in the book of Leviticus is a sacrifice made for unintentional sins, where the priest brings a young bull to the tabernacle, dips his finger in the blood, and sprinkles it seven times before the veil of the sanctuary. This act represents the atonement for sin and the importance of acknowledging and dealing with sin in one's life. The sin offering is also seen as a type of Christ, who is the ultimate atonement for sin and the only way to heaven. [... more]

The Marriage Supper of the Lamb is a celebration in the book of Revelation that represents the union between Christ and his church. This event is preceded by the rapture, where believers are caught up to meet the Lord in the air, and is followed by the Second Advent, where Christ returns to earth with his bride. The supper takes place on earth, and all of Israel, redeemed and left on earth, is invited to join in the celebration of redemption. [... more]

The celebration in heaven described in Revelation 19 marks a dramatic change in the tone of the book, ushering in the greatest event for the earth, the second coming of Jesus Christ. The chapter is filled with great contrast, transitioning from darkness to light, and from black to white, as the destruction of Babylon, the capital of the Beast Kingdom, marks the end of the Great Tribulation. The redeemed in heaven rejoice, singing a hallelujah chorus, praising God for the salvation of their souls, the severity of God's judgments, and the sovereignty of God's power. The celebration is preliminary to the ceremony of the Marriage Supper of the Lamb, where the bride, the Church, will be arrayed in fine linen, clean and white, representing the righteousness of the saints. [... more]

A discussion on the implications of gospel competitions and award shows in churches, the importance of theology and apologetics, and a critique of Eastern Orthodox and Catholic teachings on prayer and idolatry. [... more]

A conversation about the concept of 'Bummer Lambs', where individuals feel rejected or abandoned by God, and how a shepherd-like figure can intervene and provide guidance, leading to a deeper connection with God and personal growth. [... more]

The concept of 'bummer lambs' refers to individuals who have experienced rejection, but ultimately find comfort and acceptance in Jesus. Through personal stories and historical examples, such as Abraham Lincoln's perseverance in the face of rejection, the hosts explore the idea that rejection can be a catalyst for spiritual growth and a deeper understanding of one's identity in Christ. [... more]

The cost of our redemption is a powerful motivation for holy living. Jesus' sacrifice on the cross is the ultimate price paid for our forgiveness and salvation, and it's a reminder that we've been set free from the bondage of sin and death. [... more]

The Antichrist will rise to power, captivating nations with his eloquence, miraculous resurrection, and unrelenting authority, ushering in the darkest chapter of human history. God's ultimate sovereignty assures us that our future is secure, and those who have believed in Jesus Christ can know they have eternal life. [... more]

The NFL schedule release is imminent, with the Cowboys and Chiefs set to face off on Thanksgiving, and the Cowboys also playing on Christmas. Meanwhile, the New York Knicks and Boston Celtics are locked in a playoff series, and the Oklahoma City Thunder are one game away from advancing to the Western Conference finals. [... more]

Believers can overcome Satan's attacks through the blood of the Lamb, the word of God, and a steadfast focus on eternal glory. The victorious believer rests in perfected forgiveness, resonates with a public confession, and focuses on permanent glory, ultimately defeating the enemy and escaping his prosecution. [... more]

On this Good Friday, we reflect on the cross and the profound truths of the Gospel. The Bible uses financial imagery to describe spiritual realities, reminding us that our sin led to guilt and separation from God, but Jesus' sacrifice bridged the gap. We discuss the importance of living in the overflow of God's grace, not striving to earn salvation, and the freedom that comes from understanding our identity in Christ. We also take listener calls on topics such as gifting money to family members, creating a giving plan, and living debt-free. [... more]

The cross is a symbol of God's plan for humanity, a foreshadowing of the ultimate fulfillment in the marriage supper of the lamb. Jesus' last Passover meal with his disciples was a reminder of the cross, a time to prepare them for his suffering and establish the Lord's Supper as a memorial for eternity. The cross will always be a reminder of God's love and redemption, and it is through the cross that we find our way to the marriage supper of the lamb, where we will be glorified around the throne room of God. [... more]

The life, death, and resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth are the pivotal events in human history, marking the atoning sacrifice for sin and the expression of God's mercy and judgment. Jesus' cry of dereliction on the cross reveals the essential nature of sin and the burden of the world's sin, while his death in full control of his faculties demonstrates his power and love. [... more]

Growing up in Green Bay, Wisconsin, John Elfner experienced the unique community spirit of a Packers town, where kids were allowed to attend games unsupervised and form lifelong friendships, including a memorable high school romance at Lambeau Field. [... more]

Brian Lambert, the Christian AI guy, discusses the potential of artificial intelligence to amplify human capabilities, improve productivity, and spread the gospel of Jesus Christ. He shares his personal story of using AI to deliver a eulogy at his father's funeral and how it led him to write his book, The AI Lead. Lambert emphasizes the importance of ethics and governance in AI development and encourages listeners to use AI as a tool to enhance their spiritual gifts and reach more souls with the good news of Jesus Christ. [... more]

Our past sins often weigh heavily on us making us doubt if we can ever get a fresh start God required the Israelites to sacrifice a lamb in place of their firstborn for their deliverance In this message Pastor Lutzer reveals two transformative lessons from this powerful symbol of Jesus' sacrificial blood Will we embrace His sacrifice made on our behalf This month's special offer is available for a donation of any amount Get yours at https rtwoffer com or call us at - - - [... more]

The story of the Passover and the sacrificial lamb is a powerful reminder of God's plan of salvation, which is centered on the idea that something must die for us to live. This concept is not limited to the physical world, but is also applicable to our spiritual lives, where our sin requires a sacrifice to be made in order for us to be forgiven and have a future in heaven. [... more]

The Passover is more than just a historical event, it foreshadows a future sacrificial lamb whose blood would save people eternally. The blood of Christ is the key to forgiveness and access to God, and it's a reminder that God is the God of new beginnings. [... more]

The Bible describes Satan as a powerful and wicked enemy who has been defeated by Christ. The story of Satan's defeat is told throughout the book of Revelation, where it is revealed that the kingdoms of the world have become the kingdom of God's son. The ultimate victory of God is marked by the establishment of a permanent kingdom from heaven, where God dwells with his people in a new heaven and a new earth. This new creation is characterized by righteousness, life, and the presence of God, and is the eternal dwelling place for all genuine believers who have been adopted into the household of God. [... more]

President Trump's administration is pushing for a merit-based system, sparking controversy over the end of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives. Meanwhile, Elon Musk's efforts to reform the US fiscal system are met with resistance, and California's response to the executive order on trans athletes in girls' sports is seen as defiant. In Los Angeles, the issue of homelessness continues to plague the city, with many residents struggling to find affordable housing. [... more]

President Trump's efforts to implement a meritocracy in the US government are met with resistance from the left, who argue that it's a return to white dominance. Meanwhile, the president's executive order on women's sports sparks controversy, with some states ignoring the order and continuing to allow trans athletes to compete in girls' sports. Tony Robbins discusses the importance of fiscal integrity and the need for a private sector mindset in government. [... more]

Christian leader Brian Lambert discusses the potential of artificial intelligence to amplify human intelligence and creativity, while also warning against the dangers of relying too heavily on technology. He shares his book, The AI Lead, and encourages listeners to use AI to spread the gospel and reach the 3 billion people who have not yet heard the message of Jesus. [... more]

The Lord's Supper is a gift of God for the people of God, strengthening and nourishing fellowship between believers and God. It is a sign and seal of the New Covenant, a promise and pledge that we are His people and He is our God. Through this sacrament, Christ points us continually to his dying on the cross in our place, paying the penalty of our sins, and this bread and wine are the visible signs of Christ's body and blood that are for us. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie explores the biblical significance of the Passover, highlighting its connection to Jesus Christ and the concept of forgiveness. He emphasizes the importance of applying the blood of Jesus to one's life, confessing sin, and living in a state of expectancy for the imminent return of Jesus Christ. [... more]

Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday is a pivotal event in the Bible, marking the beginning of his final week. As the Messiah, he is welcomed by the crowds, but his true purpose is to die on the cross for the sins of the world. The event is significant in Jewish history and culture, with the palm branches and Hosanna cries echoing the Maccabean revolt and the desire for deliverance from foreign enemies. [... more]

God chose humble shepherds to receive the news of Jesus' birth, delivering a profound message to the world through angels, announcing the arrival of the final sacrificial lamb, and revealing the gospel to men considered perpetually sinful. [... more]

Jesus's invitation to follow him is rooted in his understanding of humanity's deepest needs, including the desire to be known and loved. He reveals himself as the lamb who knows everything about us and loves us anyway, offering salvation to all who will receive it. [... more]

The true meaning of Christmas is about Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God, who came to die for the sins of mankind, providing a ransom for many, and offering eternal salvation through His sacrifice. [... more]

The birth of Jesus has an economic backdrop that foreshadows his ultimate purpose and death. Mary's economic philosophy, as expressed in the Magnificat, reflects a reversal of the aristocracy and the humble inheriting the earth. The birth of Jesus threatens the ruling temple class in Jerusalem, highlighting the conflict between two kingdoms and two economic models. [... more]

R.C. Sproul explores the significance of Jesus being called the Lamb of God, examining its origins in the Bible and its connection to the concept of atonement and redemption. [... more]

The concept of a worthy hero is deeply ingrained in human culture, reflecting a deep longing for a savior who can rescue us from our flaws and imperfections. This theme is explored in the context of Advent season and the biblical story of Jesus Christ, who is revealed as the worthy one who can open the scroll of salvation and bring eternal security. [... more]

God's love is powerful enough to cleanse us from all sin, not dependent on a password, but on our confession of faith in Jesus Christ. The blood of Jesus Christ cleanses us from all sin, and it's not dependent on our actions or circumstances, but on the selfless sacrifice of Jesus Christ, who became sin for us and took our sin upon him. [... more]