The Christian is set free from the law of sin and death through Christ Jesus, and this freedom is not just from the guilt of sin but also from its power. The Holy Spirit sets us free from the downward drag of the flesh, and we are enabled to live according to God's law and fulfill its righteous requirements. [... more]

The law of God is rooted in His character and reveals His holiness, making us aware of our unholiness. It serves as a restraint on our sin and guides us in understanding what is pleasing to God, even after we are freed from its burden and curse. [... more]

Jesus teaches that true faith is demonstrated by a heart of compassion, not by external displays of wealth or adherence to the law. He exposes the Pharisees for their love of money and their failure to keep the law in a way that shows compassion for the poor. [... more]

The moral law of God is unchanging and has full application for today, revealing sin and convicting believers to seek holiness and a new nature in Christ. [... more]

The new covenant brings intimacy with God, forgiveness of sin, and a new heart. Through faith in Jesus, we are freed from the law and empowered by the Spirit to live a life of obedience and righteousness, bearing fruit for God. [... more]

The culture of death that we're in today is not coincidental, it's not an accident. It was intentionally created by a set of Marxist, socialist, totalitarian revolutionaries who were engaging in a proxy war attack against Christianity and the American family here in the States. This is the story of Margaret Sanger and the history of the death and depravity revolution, as told through the 1916 Project documentary film. [... more]

The death and depravity revolution has led to the killing of over 65 million unborn children in America since 1973, and the culture of death has been intentionally created by Marxist, socialist, and totalitarian revolutionaries who were engaging in a proxy war attack against Christianity and the American family. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including the Christian church's failure to believe the Bible, the charismatic gifts, and the importance of following God's word. He also answers listener questions on topics such as Hosea, yoga, and the role of elders in a church. [... more]

Born into a Christian home is a privilege, but it's up to each individual to use it for good. Pastor Rick Gaston explores the importance of integrity and accountability in one's faith, using the book of Romans to illustrate the difference between outward appearances and true spirituality. [... more]

Born into a Christian home is a privilege, but what are you going to do with it? Pastor Rick Gaston explores the importance of scripture and morality in understanding God's fairness and accountability, using the Book of Romans to address common objections and misconceptions about Christianity and the role of the Bible in shaping our understanding of right and wrong. [... more]

Paul's letter to the Romans chapter 2 explains that all are guilty before God, and that God's judgment takes into account a person's advantages, disadvantages, and behavior. The possession of a Bible drastically increases accountability, and those who have not heard the gospel can still be judged according to their conscience. God's fairness is not about punishing those who have not heard the gospel, but about providing a way for all people to be redeemed through the death of His son on the cross. [... more]

The purpose of the law is to reveal our sin and state of cursedness, but it cannot save us. Instead, we must rely on the promise God made to Abraham, which is based on faith, not works. This promise is sealed and ratified by God's own character and being, and it cannot be annulled or set aside. [... more]

Guilt is a universal and debilitating problem in Christian lives, defined by the law of God, not by feelings or subjective responses. It's crucial to understand guilt objectively and distinguish it from guilt feelings, which can be subjective and misleading. The absence of guilt feelings can lead to a license to sin, and our conscience, informed by the Word of God, should guide us in making moral decisions. [... more]

The concept of love and its fulfillment of the law is explored through the teachings of Saint Augustine and the Apostle Paul, highlighting the importance of loving one's neighbor and the distinction between natural and virtuous self-love. [... more]

The doctrine of justification by faith alone is central to the Christian faith, and it's a matter of eternal consideration. R.C. Sproul explores this concept, discussing how God declares people just while they are still sinners, and how this is rooted in the biblical doctrine of the righteousness of Christ. [... more]

The study of the second coming of Christ delves into the area of eschatology, where the nations rage against God and his Messiah, but God has a plan to establish his kingdom and enforce his law, which will bring peace and safety to the world. [... more]

God personally guides us and instructs us along the way, watching over us with tender care, and providing us with vital and practical instruction that revives the soul, makes us wise, gives us joy, and brings us light. The law of God is perfect, reviving the soul, and the statutes of the Lord are trustworthy, making wise the simple. However, we must not be like the horse or the mule, which have no understanding, but rather be transformed by the renewing of our minds, living rationally, sensibly, and thoughtfully, and being revived and made wise through the law of God. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various Bible doctrines, including the meaning of 'you shall not judge', the role of women in the church, and the pre-trib rapture. He also addresses questions from listeners on topics such as the Gospel, the Holy Spirit, and the nature of God's will. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics in Christianity, including the meaning of 'you shall not judge', the role of women in the church, the United Methodist Church's stance on same-sex marriage, and the pre-tribulation rapture. He also answers listener questions and provides biblical insights. [... more]

Alistair Begg teaches that as Christians, we have a new identity in Christ, and our behavior must be consistent with that identity. He explains how the law of God serves as a mirror to show us our sin and how the Holy Spirit enables us to do what the law requires. He emphasizes the importance of truthfulness and resisting temptation, and how our actions should reflect our new life in Christ. [... more]