The Jesus described in the Quran and affirmed by Muslims is not the same Jesus who is proclaimed in the Gospels. According to Islam, Jesus was a miracle-working prophet who was the son of a virgin and whose second coming will usher in the apocalypse. However, the examples that supposedly show Jesus as a Muslim are a combination of biblical misunderstanding and selective reading. [... more]

The discussion centers around the differences between Christianity and Islam, particularly in their understanding of God's nature, love, and the Trinity. The host explores the implications of God's love being an emanation of his character versus a decision, and how this affects the nature of God in both religions. Additionally, the conversation touches on the concept of the rapture and the day of the Lord, and how these events relate to the tribulation period. [... more]

Abraham is considered the father of the Christian faith, but Muslims also claim him as their spiritual father, believing he surrendered to God and became the first Muslim. However, the Bible teaches that Abraham's faith was in the promise of God, which was fulfilled in Jesus Christ, and that true faith involves giving glory to God and trusting in His promises. [... more]

The divinity of Jesus Christ is a central theme in Christianity, but it's denied by Islam, which instead views Jesus as a wonderful prophet who was taken directly to heaven. The Quran's account of Jesus' crucifixion is analyzed, and the historical record of the event is examined through the New Testament and secular sources. The significance of the cross in Christianity is discussed, revealing the love of God, the justice of God, and the redemption of humanity. [... more]

A discussion on various topics including Islam, Christianity, and the Trinity, as well as the nature of Jesus Christ and the afterlife, including the concept of heaven and the new earth, and the possibility of glorified bodies. [... more]

A discussion on the differences between Christianity and Islam, including the nature of God, the role of Jesus, and the concept of the Trinity. The conversation also touches on baptism, heaven, and the end times, referencing various biblical passages and prophecies. [... more]

The Bible's living word provides a three-dimensional view of people's lives, whereas other books like the Quran and the Book of Mormon are two-dimensional, lacking historical and chronological details. The Reformed doctrine is questioned, and the concept of faith is discussed, highlighting the importance of submitting to God's word and understanding the scriptures. [... more]

The Bible teaches that women cannot be pastors or elders, but can be helpful in the church and assist deacons. The reliability of the Quran is questioned, and the Bible's teachings on faith and knowledge are discussed. Reformed theology and Calvinism are explained, and the difference between empiricism and other philosophical approaches is explored. [... more]

The Hebrew manuscripts that translate the Old Testament into English have been preserved through careful copying by the Jews, who considered them valuable and from God. The Dead Sea Scrolls, discovered in 1946, include the Isaiah scroll, which was copied around 100 B.C. and is a thousand years older than the oldest existent manuscript of Isaiah. Christian doctrine is based on essential Christian doctrines, which include the Trinity, the deity of Christ, salvation by grace alone, and the inerrancy of the Bible. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the intersection of Christianity and politics, with a focus on the role of faith in shaping societal values and the need for Christians to be actively involved in politics and society. The conversation also touches on the importance of prayer, evangelism, and standing up for Christian rights in the face of spiritual attack and corruption. [... more]

The concept of covenant and its various types is discussed, with a focus on the suzerain-vassal treaty pattern and its implications for understanding the Old Testament law. The relationship between faith, repentance, and salvation is also explored, with a emphasis on the idea that repentance is not a means of salvation but rather a fruit of faith. The discussion also touches on the intersection of science and Christianity, with a possible explanation for the biblical account of the sun standing still in Joshua 10, 13. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the stigmata, its authenticity, and the biblical context. The Trinity and its implications are also explored, as well as the concept of the End Times, Rapture, and Tribulation. Amillennialism is discussed, and the significance of the blood of Christ is examined through a biblical perspective. [... more]

The Quran contradicts earlier scriptures and undermines its own claims, while the Bible has been meticulously preserved through the centuries. The Quran also misrepresents Christian doctrines and shows little knowledge of the New Testament, making it a devastating internal problem for the Muslim worldview. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the teachings of Islam, specifically the Quran and the Hadith, highlighting instances of violence and terrorism. The host shares personal anecdotes and stories from Islamic sources, including the Quran and Hadith, to illustrate the violent nature of Islam. The conversation also touches on the concept of jihad, the treatment of women, and the role of deception in Islam. [... more]

The Bible is God's Word, breathed out to us, with inspiration meaning God directed the thoughts of the writers so that they were exactly his thoughts. This is different from revelation, where God speaks directly to humans, and is a unique aspect of the Bible that sets it apart from other religious texts. [... more]

Dr. Abbadon Shah discusses the differences in revelation between the Bible and the Quran, highlighting the unique characteristics of the Bible's composition and the Quran's reliance on interpretation and translation. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including the Quran, Bible, and Trinity, as well as the importance of critical thinking and the dangers of socialism. He also answers listener questions on baptism, children in church, and dealing with Democrats in the church. [... more]

A Strong Tower Conference is being held in Southern California to equip the church to reach out to Muslims and defend the Christian faith. The conference will feature debates, lectures, and outreach opportunities, and will focus on topics such as the Trinity, the New Testament, and the Qur'an. Experts in apologetics and Islamic studies will be speaking, including Eddie Delcore, George Saig, and others. The conference aims to provide a platform for Christians to learn how to effectively share the gospel with Muslims and to understand the Islamic faith. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including Bible doctrine, Islamic apologetics, and the Quran, while also addressing the importance of critical thinking and causation in understanding the world and the existence of God. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the concept of the Trinity and the nature of God, with a focus on the differences between Unitarianism and Trinitarianism. The host engages in a debate with callers, exploring various biblical passages and theological concepts, including the idea of personhood and the Godhead. [... more]