Biblical prophecy plays a significant role in shaping the Christian worldview, and understanding its significance can bring comfort, peace, and a deeper love for God. The premillennial view of the end times holds that Christ will return to judge non-believers, save Israel, and rule with believers for a literal 1,000 years. The amillennial position believes we're in a spiritual millennium and Christ will return at some point, creating the new heavens and new earth. The post-millennial view posits that the church will eventually take dominion over the world, and Christ will return after this period. The timing of the rapture, the invasion of Gog, and the role of America in the end times are also topics of discussion in biblical prophecy. [... more]

The Rams have a clear path to the playoffs with a strong offense and a young defense, led by Matthew Stafford and Andrew Whitworth. They have a chance to make a run in the NFC West, but will face challenges from teams like the Seahawks and 49ers. Meanwhile, the Chiefs are looking to overcome their tackle issues and make a deep playoff run, while the Seahawks are trying to stay in the division hunt. [... more]

John and Ashley Marsh's remarkable story of redemption and restoration, from addiction and rebellion to finding faith and transforming their community through renovating houses and revitalizing cities. [... more]

Tony Mandarich's remarkable story of addiction, recovery, and personal growth is a testament to the human spirit's capacity for transformation. From his early days as a highly touted NFL prospect to his struggles with steroids and addiction, Mandarich's journey is a cautionary tale of the dangers of substance abuse. But it's also a story of hope and redemption, as Mandarich finds a new path in life through sobriety and a renewed commitment to his values. [... more]

The importance of understanding biblical prophecy and its impact on how we live our lives, including the rapture, tribulation, and the return of Christ, and how it affects our perspective on the world and our relationship with God. [... more]

Alistair Begg warns against judging others too quickly, citing the example of the Israelites in Nehemiah who quickly broke their vows to God despite making a binding agreement to follow His law. He emphasizes the importance of spiritual leadership and the need to be honest about our own struggles in the Christian life. [... more]

Great sacrifice redirects our preferences and leads to great joy, as seen in the Israelites' dedication of Jerusalem's rebuilt wall. Their systematic giving and grateful heart were key to their joy, and their worship was a dynamic force that impacted those around them, making a great impact that could be heard far away. [... more]

The Israelites' response to the reading of God's law in Nehemiah chapter 9 reveals their hearts, allegiance, and need for spiritual growth. Their self-humiliation, separation from foreigners, and confession of sins demonstrate the importance of acknowledging and dealing with sin in order to experience revival and a deeper relationship with God. [... more]

When God's people rebuild Jerusalem's walls, they face ridicule and opposition. Nehemiah's response teaches us about the importance of interdependence, conviction, and perseverance in the face of adversity. We learn that leaders must be prepared to pay a price for their conviction and that the church exists to help people who don't know Jesus, not to draw attention to itself. The story of Nehemiah's wall-building project reminds us that we are all builders, and our attitude and effort are crucial in closing the gaps and advancing God's work. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses cessationism, charismatic gifts, and Bible interpretation, addressing questions from callers about salvation, scripture, and faith. He also critiques Catholicism and the Black Hebrew Israelites, emphasizing the importance of reading scripture in context and understanding the true gospel. [... more]

A man's journey from near-suicide to finding purpose and redemption through faith and community, and his wife's journey from feeling trapped to finding freedom and love. They go on to restore their lives and the lives of those around them by renovating houses and revitalizing their city. [... more]

Tony Mandarich, a former NFL player, shares his story of addiction and recovery, from his early days as a promising football prospect to his struggles with steroids and ultimately finding sobriety and a new path in life as a photographer. [... more]

A discussion on the basics of Christianity, biblical theology, and covenant theology, including the concept of salvation, rewards in heaven, and gifts from God, as well as the importance of faith and Christian ministry in the end times. [... more]

Tom Brady's retirement announcement has left the NFL community stunned, with many speculating about his future plans. Meanwhile, the Kansas City Chiefs are gearing up for the Super Bowl, with Andy Reid at the helm. The Philadelphia Eagles, led by Howie Roseman, are also making a strong push for the championship. As the quarterback carousel continues to spin, coaches and executives are weighing their options for the upcoming season. [... more]

Tony Mandarich's remarkable story of overcoming addiction and finding sobriety through hard work and determination. From his early days as a highly touted NFL prospect to his struggles with steroids and painkillers, Mandarich shares his journey of self-discovery and redemption. With the help of coaches like Nick Saban and George Perlis, Mandarich learned valuable life lessons that he applies to his career as a professional photographer and his personal life. [... more]

The book of Nehemiah tells the story of a great revival that took place in Jerusalem, where the people prayed with fervor, separated themselves from ungodly influences, heard God's word, and confessed their sin, leading to great repentance and a great revival. Pastor Greg Laurie emphasizes the importance of prayer, confession, and forgiveness in our lives, and how we can apply these principles to our own spiritual journeys. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie points out the blessings and promises God has made available to us, many of which we have never taken advantage of. He uses the story of Nehemiah, who was concerned about others despite his luxurious life, to illustrate the importance of acknowledging God's greatness, reminding Him of His promises, and confessing our sins. Pastor Greg emphasizes that revival starts with personal change and encourages listeners to rebuild their walls by seeing God in His greatness, confessing their sins, and calling out to Him. [... more]

Every Christian is in ministry, and living a godly life means wanting to be with godly people. Pastor Greg Laurie explores the story of Nehemiah, who took action to rebuild a nation and learn how to pray, deal with challenges, and boost morale. He also discusses the importance of leadership, responding to personal attacks, and living a life that brings glory to God. [... more]

The hosts discuss various topics including the Antichrist, biblical prophecy, and Christianity, while also addressing conspiracy theories such as QAnon and the rebuilding of the Temple in Jerusalem. They also touch on the topic of Jesus Christ and biblical revelation, providing insights and perspectives on these complex and often debated subjects. [... more]

The social justice movement has infiltrated the evangelical church, promoting a Marxist ideology that undermines biblical teachings and the authority of Scripture. This movement, fueled by critical race theory, seeks to transform Christianity into a new world religion, emphasizing social justice and identity politics over the gospel of Jesus Christ. As a result, many Christian leaders and churches are being deceived, and the church is being redefined to accommodate this ideology, leading to a loss of biblical truth and a shift towards a more progressive and worldly worldview. [... more]

Matt Slick shares a personal story of a traumatic event from his past, discusses the possibility of the Third Temple being rebuilt, and explores various topics including demonology, Christianity, and the nature of God. [... more]

God's people gathered expectantly, listened attentively, and responded properly to the proclamation of God's Word, as seen in Nehemiah Chapter 8, where Ezra read the law to the people, and they wept, lifted their hands, and bowed their faces in contrition, ultimately leaving joyfully. [... more]

A church's emphasis on public reading and teaching of the Bible is rooted in its biblical mandate, and it's essential for the church to gather expectantly, listen attentively, respond properly, and depart joyfully to truly experience the power of God's word. [... more]

The devil is restless and roaming about like a lion, looking for someone to devour. He never takes a day off, and his primary attack comes through accusation. To overcome the devil, one must recognize their lives belong to God, and that God is in control of their lives. This can be achieved through the power of the blood of Jesus Christ, the word of their testimony, and loving not their lives to the death. [... more]

The Jewish people are preparing to rebuild the Temple on the Temple Mount, which some believe will be the site of the Antichrist's abomination of desolation. Christians are warned that the church will be raptured before the seven-year tribulation, and that the focus should be on sharing the gospel with the Jewish people to save them from the tribulation. [... more]