The resurrection of Christ is a historical fact, and Christians believe it's essential to their faith. However, in an age of anxiety and scientism, many people struggle to believe in miracles and the supernatural. The Bible tells us that miracles are real and part of a larger story, and the resurrection of Christ is the first episode of a larger event that will be brought to completion on the last day. The Christian answer to the question of whether there's anything beyond nature is a resounding yes, and the proof is the empty tomb. The resurrection proclaims that nature is falling, but there will come a day when it will be restored and made even better. [... more]

The character of God is a timeless word of God that reminds us to live as people who remember, waiting for and hastening the coming of the day of God. The faithless and false teachers get it wrong by making their limited understanding as if it's absolute, basing their view on their limited perspective and arrogance, and ignoring the fact that God's revelation is not limited to human understanding. [... more]

The character of God is revealed through His self-disclosure, making Himself known to humanity. However, faithless and false teachers often make mistakes by basing their views on limited understanding, arrogance, and scientism, which can lead to a lack of faith in God's existence and judgment. [... more]

A heart set on a Biblical view of God is free to take risks that benefit others and glorify him. The character of God is discussed in 2 Peter 3, highlighting the faithless and false teachers who base their understanding on limited perspectives, ignoring God's judgment and intervention. This message emphasizes the importance of a Biblical perspective and the need to expand one's understanding of God's character. [... more]

A biblical perspective on the character of God is essential for understanding the world and our place in it. The apostle Peter reminds us that God's judgment will come, and we should be living holy and blameless lives, waiting for the day of God when new heavens and a new earth will be created. [... more]

The concept of sin forgiveness and its relation to the elect is explored in the context of Christian apologetics. The discussion touches on the idea that sin can be forgiven, but its effects continue in the real world. Additionally, the podcast delves into scientific topics such as carbon dating, evolutionary theory, and genetic entropy, highlighting the challenges and inconsistencies within these frameworks. [... more]

The pursuit of meaning and purpose in life can lead to vanity and unsatisfaction if based on earthly possessions and experiences. The Bible teaches that our purpose is to know and enjoy God, and that true wisdom comes from beyond the sun, through revelation and God's self-disclosure. [... more]

The resurrection of Christ is a historical fact that has been lost in an age of anxiety and skepticism, where people desperately seek meaning and truth. The scriptures tell us that miracles are real because of who God is, and the resurrection of Christ is the proof of God's love for sinners. [... more]

Dr. Bill Lovegrove explores the intersection of God and COVID-19, discussing the problem of evil, suffering, and the relationship between Christianity and science. He argues that God is great and good, and that faith and trust are essential in times of uncertainty and crisis. [... more]