A discussion on the decline of religiosity in the US, the rise of artificial intelligence, and its potential impact on work and human relationships. The hosts also explore the state of education, particularly in Christian colleges, and the importance of moral formation and critical thinking in shaping a person's worldview. [... more]

A quiet revival of Christian belief is underway among Gen Z men, with church attendance and religiosity on the rise. However, young women are not following suit, and the growing disparity between men and women poses significant challenges for the church. Experts point to a shift in cultural and political attitudes among young men as a possible reason for their return to faith, but the church must ensure that young men are not just cultural converts, but true believers. [... more]

God's judgment of nations is a reality, and America's sins are no exception. From indifference to God and the acceptance of witchcraft to immorality and the rejection of the gospel, the nation is headed for disaster unless Christians take a stand and repent of their sins. It's time for Christians to speak out against secularism and its attempts to blot out the influence of Christianity, and to stand strongly against the cultural streams that are leading the nation astray. [... more]

Jesus Christ teaches that true faith starts in the heart, not in outward rituals or appearances. He explains to Nicodemus that being born again is necessary for salvation, and that this spiritual birth cannot occur until the Messiah experiences death. Jesus emphasizes that true Christianity focuses on the condition of the heart, transforming everything beginning with the heart, rather than just changing appearances like religion. [... more]

Jesus confronts the Pharisees and teachers of the law about their emphasis on external traditions and rituals, highlighting the importance of internal faith and a right relationship with God. He heals a woman's daughter who is possessed by an evil spirit, a deaf and dumb man, and feeds a crowd of 4,000 men, demonstrating his love and provision for all people, regardless of their background or circumstances. [... more]

Benjamin Franklin's faith was shaped by his Protestant upbringing, which influenced his work ethic, moral code, and views on Christianity and deism. He believed in a God who rewarded good deeds and punished bad ones, but had doubts about traditional Christian doctrine. Franklin's faith was centered on virtue and moral action, rather than dogma or doctrine. [... more]

The decline in religiosity and social capital in American society is linked to a rise in deaths of despair, including drug overdose deaths, suicide, and alcohol consumption. Experts argue that the connection between religiosity and social capital is crucial in understanding the root causes of this crisis. [... more]

Jesus' birth is a miraculous event that sets the stage for his message of freedom from sin and slavery. He teaches that truth exists and can be known, and that it will set people free. Jesus contrasts slavery to sin with sonship, and highlights the importance of knowing the truth about oneself and one's relationship with God. [... more]

Research suggests that getting married in one's 20s without cohabiting is linked to greater marital stability and happiness, while cohabitation prior to marriage increases the risk of divorce and marital problems. [... more]

A Gallup poll reveals a decline in faith in God in America, with 81% of US adults believing in God, a new low since 1945. This trend is particularly evident among young liberal Americans, with a 10-point drop in belief in God compared to 2022 figures. Meanwhile, in Iceland, a country considered one of the most secularized nations in the world, 34% of Icelanders believe in reincarnation, and 55% believe in the existence of hidden people such as elves, trolls, and gnomes. [... more]

The Resurrection Sunday service at the Moody Church Hour concludes the series 'Come and See Jesus,' with Pastor Erwin Lutzer speaking on 'Come and See His Empty Tomb.' The story of the women who discovered Jesus' empty tomb is told, and the significance of the resurrection is emphasized, highlighting Jesus' power over death and the hope of eternal life through faith in Him. [... more]

Pastor Alan Holmes discusses his book Redefined, a simple path to a hope-filled life, and how it redefines what it means to have a relationship with God. He explores the Beatitudes and the Sermon on the Mount, highlighting the importance of humility, brokenness, and surrender in experiencing a blessed life. [... more]

Abraham's faith is an example of saving faith, which is an act and a process. It is an act of believing in God's promises, and a process of growing in faith through trials and challenges. True faith is not just information, but an attitude of trust and a transfer of trust from one's own abilities to God's power. The object of faith is more important than the amount of faith, and faith is not just about understanding concepts, but about trusting in a living Savior who can save us. [... more]

God delivers believers from a high risk mindset by warning them against dangerous rationalizations, such as thinking that having the truth means they are approved by God, and that the grace of God somehow nullifies the judgment of God. Dr. Erwin Lutzer explains how the Apostle Paul addresses these rationalizations in the book of Romans, emphasizing the importance of living out one's faith and not relying on outward appearances or rituals. [... more]

The speaker discusses the sins of America, including indifference to God, acceptance of witchcraft, and immorality, and how these sins can lead to God's judgment. He emphasizes the importance of repentance and living faithfully in a nation where the person who shouts the loudest often wins the argument. [... more]

The power of the gospel is rooted in the sufficiency of Christ, and true joy is a fruit of the spirit available to all in Christ, regardless of circumstances. Paul's teachings in Galatians emphasize the importance of faith and the sufficiency of Christ's work, rather than relying on external indicators of righteousness or trying to add to the gospel's power. [... more]