Sergeant Barry Brown shares his journey to Christianity and his work with the Salvation Army's correctional ministries, highlighting the importance of showing up and being present with those incarcerated and their families, and providing second chances for those who have been released. [... more]

The concept of God's kindness, or Chesed, is explored in the context of Jeremiah 33, where it is revealed that God's kindness is forever and builds towards forever. This understanding is connected to the idea of restoration, particularly in the context of Jerusalem, where God's presence is restored to the city and His children, Israel, are reunited with Him. The discussion also touches on the idea of God's kindness being pursued, like a sheepdog, and the importance of understanding the word 'forever' in the context of the Bible. [... more]

Mark Walter shares the story of his father, Cy Walter, a renowned piano accompanist and player in New York City during the Great American Song Book era. Cy's music legacy is revealed through his sheet music and unpublished scores, showcasing his talent and contributions to American music. [... more]

Exploring the concept of grateful living and how it can transform our approach to money and contentment. John Cortinez discusses the cycle of grateful living, which involves enjoying God's provision, accepting life's brevity, and rejoicing in our toil. He also shares practical insights on how to apply this biblical financial vision in our daily lives. [... more]

The hosts discuss the true meaning of Easter, the importance of sharing the story of Jesus Christ with the next generation, and the value of spending time in God's Word. They share personal stories and memories of Easter, and encourage listeners to attend church and celebrate the resurrection of their Lord and Savior. [... more]

A woman shares her emotional journey as her husband's caregiver during his seven-month battle with terminal cancer, discovering the beauty of life and the importance of being present in the face of adversity, and finding personal growth and a new sense of purpose. [... more]

The Christian Car Guy Show discusses the conflict in Iran, the importance of bold faith, and the story of General Jory Boykin, who shares his experiences in Grenada and Black Hawk Down. The show also touches on the theme of rediscovering bold faith and the need for intercession for Israel and the Iranian people. [... more]

Money touches nearly every part of our life, revealing what we trust, desire, and worship. God cares deeply about the state of our hearts and invites us to experience freedom from fear, comparison, and striving. By becoming a steward of God's resources, we can manage our finances with gratitude, humility, and freedom, making every spending choice an act of worship. [... more]

The Reformation's emphasis on Scripture Alone is rooted in the understanding that God's Word is the ultimate authority, not tradition or human reasoning. Thomas Cranmer's teachings on the power of Scripture to transform human hearts and minds are a key aspect of this movement, as seen in his work on the English Reformation. The story of Augustine's conversion highlights the importance of the Holy Spirit's role in guiding individuals to faith and the dangers of relying on human efforts to achieve salvation. The Bible's promise of salvation by grace, through faith in Jesus Christ, is a central theme in Cranmer's teachings and a key aspect of the Reformation's message. [... more]

A panel of believers shares how Scripture has shaped their lives and deepened their walk with God, discussing the importance of the Bible as a source of strength, hope, and guidance in a world looking for hope. [... more]

The Christian life is rooted in the foundational gospel truths of the Reformation, specifically the five solas: Scripture alone, faith alone, grace alone, Christ alone, and to God alone be the glory. These solas reveal the depth of God's wisdom and knowledge, and the plan of salvation is from God, through God, and to God, ultimately glorifying Him. [... more]

Christ is the main point of the Bible, and the whole Bible testifies to him. The Reformation emphasized Christ alone as the mediator between God and humanity, and the Holy Spirit applies Christ's saving work to those who hear the gospel. Through faith, believers can experience the power of the gospel for salvation, and Christ's blood cries out for forgiveness and cleansing, making it possible for people to draw near to God without fear. [... more]

The Reformation's foundational gospel truths, particularly Sola Fide, emphasize that salvation is through faith alone, not works or performance. This doctrine is rooted in scripture and has been a cornerstone of Christian theology, providing comfort and assurance to believers. However, some interpretations, such as John Piper's two-stage salvation model, have been criticized for undermining the true meaning of Sola Fide and introducing a performance-based relationship with God. [... more]

Gary Thomas discusses how ordinary Christians can choose courage in a culture that needs truth, and how they can be set free from spiritual lies that hinder their relationship with God. He emphasizes the importance of living a rich toward God life, and how this can lead to greater joy, worship, and gratitude. Thomas also explores the concept of entitlement and how it can prevent people from experiencing the fullness of God's plan for their lives. [... more]

Believing a lie has consequences, creating fear and unrest, and can obliterate our relationship with God. We must unmask the lies and replace them with the truth, and cultivate community to build a stronger faith and family. Gary Thomas discusses his book, The Life You Were Reborn to Live, which explores the importance of spiritual adventure and living a life surrendered to God. [... more]

God's promise to Abraham is a vivid portrayal of grace, and it's this promise that reveals God's power to bring life from death. Through Scripture alone, we understand the gospel and the power of God's grace, which is revealed in the lives of believers. The gospel is an instrument by which the Holy Spirit unites us to Christ and brings us to life, and it's this living, life-changing encounter with the living God that we must strive for in our Christian life. [... more]

The purpose of Scripture is to reveal to us Christ, only Christ for salvation, no one else. The Bible is a book of salvation, and since salvation is through Christ, the Bible focuses our attention solely upon Christ. Christ alone is the only mediator between God and man, and it is by Christ alone that our sins are taken away, that we have righteousness before God, and that we have reconciliation with God the Father. [... more]

God's design for creation involves both work and rest, with Sabbath being a gift that recalibrates our hearts to prioritize relationships with God and others, and helps us experience intimacy with Him, delight in beauty, and deepen our well-being. [... more]

The Reformation's foundational gospel truths, the five solas, are revisited to understand their significance in the Christian life. Sola scriptura, scripture alone, is the final authority for the church, providing assurance of God's love and salvation through faith in Christ. [... more]

The Christian gospel is centered on the concept of grace, which is God's response to humanity's fall. Christ's perfect work on our behalf, including his obedience, death, and resurrection, is the foundation of our salvation. Through faith in Christ alone, we can receive the righteousness of God and stand before Him in the day of judgment with joy and confidence. [... more]