The Bible's use of literary forms, such as personification and historical narrative, can be challenging to interpret. Understanding the characteristics of these forms, including the use of prose style, genealogies, and references to real time and space, is crucial for accurately interpreting scripture. The historical dimension of the Bible is at the center of controversy, with some arguing that it is not tied to history. However, recognizing the normal characteristics of historical narrative, such as references to real events, people, and places, is essential for understanding the Bible's redemptive history. [... more]

The rise of Islam in America and its potential impact on the country's future is a topic of concern for many Christians. With the election of a Muslim socialist as mayor of New York City, some are warning of a growing threat to American values and the Christian worldview. International journalist Alex Newman joins the discussion, highlighting the importance of understanding Islamic theology and the role of globalism and socialism in promoting Islamic expansion. He also touches on the growing anti-Israel sentiment on the right and the need for Christians to be aware of the threats to their values and freedoms. [... more]