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]

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the foundation of hope, and believing in his love and plan for our lives is essential for overcoming hopelessness and finding peace. The Bible teaches that Jesus is our Redeemer, who died for our sins and rose from the dead, and that he has a personal plan for each of us, as well as a cosmic plan for the world. By surrendering our lives to Jesus and trusting in his love and plan, we can find hope and peace in the midst of uncertainty and chaos. [... more]

The crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ are the most important events in human history, and understanding them is crucial for a biblical worldview. The story of Jesus' death and resurrection is a testament to God's love and redemption, and it has the power to transform lives. Through faith in Jesus Christ, people can experience salvation and eternal life. [... more]

Jesus became a curse for us so that we may receive the ultimate blessing to see the face of God Today R C Sproul reflects on all that the Redeemer endured to save His people from sin and to bring them to glory Request a -resource bundle with your donation R C Sproul's book Holy Week his book The Truth of the Cross digital access to The Truth of the Cross teaching series and the digital study guide https gift renewingyourmind org Live outside the U S and Canada Get the ebook editions digital teaching series and digital study guide [... more]

The speaker emphasizes the importance of living by grace, not by a moral code, and highlights seven principles of gospel ministry. These principles include understanding gospel ministry as a stewardship from God, recognizing equal standing in His grace, affirming the unity of the gospel, contextualizing the gospel, serving as an instrument in the Redeemer's hands, practicing accountability, and serving others rather than being served. [... more]

Throughout the centuries, people have found inspiration in scripture, taking it and putting it into music or scriptural themes. George Handel's life was a testament to this, as he found his greatest inspiration in the scripture, particularly in the book of Job, where he discovered his declaration of faith: 'I know that my Redeemer lives.' [... more]

The precious blood of Christ is a symbol of redemption and sacrifice, fulfilling the role of a lamb without blemish or spot. As Creator, Redeemer, and King, Christ's work includes the ransom of his creation, lost and shackled in sin. The redeemed will gather around his throne to sing his praises and acknowledge his greatness. [... more]

The story of Jesus' Incarnation is a remarkable tale of God becoming man to pay for humanity's sin. Jesus, as the Redeemer, humbled himself by taking on a human nature and living as a servant, while retaining all attributes of God. His death on the cross was a substitutionary death, where he took on the sins of humanity and became legally guilty, allowing us to be welcomed into heaven through his merit. [... more]

The story of Ruth reveals God's sovereignty and providence in orchestrating redemption, as seen in the relationship between Boaz and Ruth. The kinsman redeemer, Boaz, takes the initiative to redeem Ruth, demonstrating unconditional love and fulfilling the law. The story also highlights the importance of trusting in God's sovereignty and providence, and meeting the Redeemer, Jesus Christ, who redeems us from our sins. [... more]

The rejection of Jesus Christ is a recurring theme throughout history, from ancient times to the present day, as people prefer to idolize secular leaders and ideologies over the Lord and his teachings. [... more]

Jesus' prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane was unanswered, yet it became the basis of our redemption. Christians can learn from Jesus' example, recognizing that unanswered prayers are not unheard and can be used by God for His purposes. [... more]

For caregivers, Valentine's Day can be a challenging time, but it's an opportunity to reframe their relationship and focus on the love that remains. Peter Rosenberger shares his insights on how to navigate caregiving, suffering, and redemption, and how to find hope and healing in the midst of difficult circumstances. [... more]

In the midst of chaos and loss, Naomi's mother-in-law finds rest and security in the kinsman redeemer Boaz, who blesses her with abundant grain and sets her on a path of redemption. As Ruth's story unfolds, it becomes a powerful picture of God's faithfulness and sovereignty, reminding us that He is always working to bring us to Himself and bless us. [... more]

We are all called to ministry if we're in Christ, and as ministers of the gospel, we have various functions, but we all have one ministry, and we're all called to be faithful stewards of it. The gospel ministry is to serve and not to be served, and it's essential to reflect the character and purpose of Jesus Christ, living the gospel of grace. [... more]

Ruth's journey from widowhood to redemption is a testament to God's sovereign hand at work in her life. As she seeks to provide for herself and her mother-in-law, Ruth finds herself in the field of Boaz, a kind and upright man who recognizes her worth and provides for her. Through their interactions, Ruth experiences God's providential leading, protection, provision, and recognition, ultimately leading to her marriage to Boaz and the fulfillment of God's redemptive plan. [... more]

Jesus reveals his heart to his disciples through a humble act of service, washing their feet on the eve of his crucifixion. This act demonstrates his servant leadership, love, and humility, and serves as a transformative example for his followers to become like him, laying down their pride and serving others with the same love and sacrifice. [... more]

The first Messianic promise of the Old Testament is found in Genesis, where God promises a seed that will be victorious over the serpent. This promise is known as the first gospel, or proto-evangel, and is a message of good news about the coming of the Redeemer, who will crush the head of Satan and bring redemption to humanity. [... more]

When Jesus said, I am, he was claiming to be the eternal one, the God of redemption, who came to redeem his people from their sins. He demonstrated his power over sin, spirits, Satan, and death, and his sovereignty over salvation. The Jews should have recognized and worshiped him as the I am, but they failed to do so, and as a result, they were destroyed. This Christmas, it's essential to remember who Jesus is and respond with worship, rather than casting stones at him or calling him a blasphemer. [... more]

The distinction between Islam as a political ideology of domination and Christianity as a religion of salvation is crucial in understanding the nature of the two faiths. Islam teaches that salvation is achieved through submission to Allah and adherence to the five pillars, whereas Christianity teaches that salvation is a free gift by faith alone. The concept of kafir, or unbelievers, in Islam is also explored, highlighting the hierarchical treatment of non-believers in Islamic society. The mass immigration of Muslims into Western countries has brought about significant cultural changes, posing an existential threat to the dominant culture. Christians must be aware of the threat of Islam and take an apologetic approach to sharing the gospel with Muslims, while also being shrewd and intelligent in their understanding of the ideology. [... more]

The birth of Jesus is a significant event in history, commemorated by Christmas, and foretold by prophecies in the Old Testament. The incarnation of God, as a human, is a central theme in the Bible, with Jesus being the promised Messiah. The Old Testament hints at the God-man, and the prophecies about Jesus' birth, life, and death are fulfilled in the New Testament. The birth of Jesus marks the beginning of the kingdom of God, and it is a time for reflection and celebration of the faithfulness of God. [... more]