The story of Hezekiah, a great king in the Old Testament, serves as a reminder of the dangers of idol worship and the importance of seeking ultimate freedom from idols through faith in Jesus Christ. Hezekiah's courage in destroying idols and his people's tendency to mix God and culture are highlighted, emphasizing the need for a deep heart change and a full surrender to God. [... more]

The Christian Worldview Radio program discusses the faith advisors to President Trump, including Paula White-Kaine, who promotes the prosperity gospel and has been accused of misrepresenting God's word. The program also explores the concept of Christian nationalism and its implications, as well as the importance of maintaining a biblical worldview in the face of cultural and political pressures. [... more]

Jesus warned believers to be wary of deceivers, and in the Olivet Discourse, he said, Let no man deceive you. Deception is common in our world today, and it's also a frequent topic throughout scriptures. Satan is the father of lies, and his primary weapon against us has been deceit since the beginning of human history. He disputes God's word, denies God's word, and displaces God's word, and then he discounts God's goodness and dramatizes God's restrictions. [... more]

God's will is not always done on earth, as seen in the stories of Saul and David, where kings who moved away from the voice of God suffered consequences, including the loss of their kingdom and the destruction of their city and temple. The Bible teaches that God's chosen people Israel were not meant to have a king, but as they moved away from God, they eventually insisted on one, leading to their downfall. Today, America is also moving away from the voice of the Lord, choosing leaders who spurn the Bible and celebrate abortion and same-sex marriage, which God calls abominations. The remnant of God remains, and it's essential to hold up the banner of truth and stand for righteousness, even in the face of ungodly decisions and actions. [... more]

Matt Slick engages in a conversation with callers about various Christian topics, including salvation by faith, the sovereignty of God, and the differences between Christian denominations. He also addresses questions about the Bible and its teachings, and provides guidance on how to overcome guilt and trust in God's goodness. [... more]

The hosts discuss the importance of exposing false prophets and liberation theology, and the need for a fair and free election process. They also touch on topics such as abortion, pedophilia, and child abuse, and the importance of glorified bodies in the afterlife. Additionally, they discuss immigration and welfare fraud, and the need for a constitutional republic over a democracy. [... more]

The Israelites' rebellion against God's laws and rejection of His word led to their downfall. Similarly, America's forsaking of the Lord and building of false gods has resulted in a broken nation. The solution lies in Christians confessing their sins, repenting, and seeking God's forgiveness, as stated in 2 Chronicles 7:14. [... more]

Paul's three-step approach to evangelism, as seen in Acts 28:23, involves explaining Jesus from the Scriptures, expounding on the Lord's work in one's life, and offering expectations for those who hear the good news. [... more]

The discussion revolves around baptism, salvation, and faith, with a focus on the relationship between works and justification. The topic of apostles, prophets, pastors, and teachers is also explored, as well as the concept of demonic possession in relation to transgender issues. [... more]

The world's intolerance of Christian prophets exposing sin as sin is a precursor to the Great Tribulation, where the Antichrist will persecute Christians and the world will be filled with evil. The two witnesses in Revelation will be killed and then resurrected, and their ascension into heaven will be a sign of the rapture and the end of the church's effectiveness. The book of Revelation is a book of symbolism, but it's concrete and abstract, and it's a paradox that requires reason and fairness to understand. [... more]

God's intentions are clear: He will use evil forces to bring souls to Jesus Christ, but also to test the faith of believers. The Antichrist, a person empowered by Satan, will be a global force of evil, but God will ultimately use his actions to bring people to salvation. The book of Revelation reveals a world in chaos, where demonic activity increases and the wickedness of humanity is exposed, but also where God's love and redemption prevail. [... more]

God's true prophets have been persecuted from the beginning, with the blood of Abel, the first prophet, shed by Cain from the foundation of the world. This persecution continued through the Old Testament period, with many prophets being slain for their testimony, including Zachariah the son of Jehoadah the priest. The world's reaction to God's inspired word is a striking confirmation that the world was made from start to finish in six literal days. [... more]

The prophets predicted Jesus Christ's life, death, and resurrection, with over 330 predictions fulfilled, making it humanly impossible to prearrange. The New Testament explains the Old Testament, and the Holy Spirit animated the prophets and activated preachers to proclaim the gospel of salvation, which angels desire to understand, marvel at, and rejoice over. [... more]

The mystery of Christ's plan is unveiled as God's Spirit takes residence within, bringing hope of glory and a new way of living. [... more]

The rejection of God's plan and purpose in life leads to spiritual collapse, false prophets, idolatry, and social decay. The judgment of God is evident in the consequences of sin and the rejection of His truth. The importance of repentance and a correct understanding of God's character are emphasized. [... more]

The concept of salvation is central to the Bible, with prophets making numerous predictions about Jesus Christ that were fulfilled. The prophets, like spokesmen for God, shot arrows of truth into the air, but didn't know exactly where they would land. Their predictions centered on God's word and future events, anticipating salvation. The prophets' understanding of their writings was limited, but when put together, the picture on the front of the box was Jesus Christ. Jesus revealed to his disciples that the prophets wrote about him, and that many desired to see and hear what they saw and heard but did not. [... more]

The death of King Uzziah left a void in Israel, raising questions about trust and security. In this moment of crisis, Isaiah met God, who is holy, unchanging, and trustworthy. This encounter highlights the importance of placing hope in the Lord, rather than earthly leaders or heroes. [... more]

David's faith is put to the test as he flees from King Saul, who is jealous of his success. Meanwhile, Saul's behavior becomes increasingly erratic, and he is eventually overcome by the Holy Spirit, prophesying and stripping off his royal robes. This story highlights the importance of perseverance and trust in God, even in the face of adversity. [... more]

Believers have taken the identity of Jesus Christ, giving them access to His benefits and inheritance. They have the completed revelation of God's word, allowing them to understand the plan of redemption and the glory of Christ. The Holy Spirit is the dynamic behind the church, and believers are the recipients of His work. Angels are fascinated by the believer's salvation and long to comprehend the glories of Christ unfolding through them. [... more]

Hannah's remarkable faith is evident in her devotion to God and her promise to give her son Samuel back to Him. Samuel's life is marked by faith, as he serves the Lord from a young age and later becomes a prophet, delivering God's message to the nation of Israel. Despite the challenges he faces, including the rejection of his leadership by the Israelites, Samuel remains faithful and obedient to God's will, ultimately anointing David as the next king of Israel. [... more]