David's words in Psalm 37 offer comfort and guidance on how to stay calm and look up, even in the face of troubling times and the success of the wicked. The passage emphasizes the importance of delighting oneself in the Lord, trusting in Him, and committing one's ways to Him. It also highlights the consequences of fretting and envying the wicked, and encourages believers to weep for them and their coming judgment. [... more]

Canadian Christians are upset about the government's plan to tax churches, which would remove their privileged status as charitable organizations. This move reflects the secularism and secular humanism that has invaded Canadian society, threatening the nation's Judeo-Christian foundation. [... more]

The fleeting nature of life and material prosperity is compared to chasing shadows, making life meaningless without understanding and pursuing the why of life. David's words in Psalm 37 remind us to not fret over the prosperity of those who do not acknowledge God, but to focus on our relationship with Him and the infinite existence of God. [... more]

The Bible reminds us that our focus should be on eternity, not the fleeting nature of life. When we fret about the prosperity of others, we neglect our soul and become secularists, chasing material answers to life's questions. In contrast, living by faith and contentment allows us to enjoy God and find our highest good and deepest satisfaction in Him. [... more]

The Christian Real View discusses the implications of the 2024 election, where America chose Trumpism over Marxism, and the Republican Party's shift on abortion. The show highlights the importance of election integrity, free speech, and the Christian worldview in shaping the country's future. [... more]

The church's failure to stand against secularism and liberal theology has led to the eclipse of God, resulting in a false, self-made deity that prioritizes feelings over doctrine and truth. [... more]

A Christian nation is drifting into moral and spiritual darkness, and Pastor Erwin Lutzer explores the historical and philosophical roots of this decline in his book The Eclipse of God. He discusses the impact of philosophers such as Nietzsche, Marx, Darwin, and Freud on modern culture and the consequences of their ideas, including the devaluation of human life and the rise of secularism. [... more]

The moral chasm we're now in is stark evidence of the death of God, as pseudo-intellectuals deem Him dead. Pastor Lutzer emphasizes the importance of getting back to the God of the Bible, not the God of popular culture. He explains that the moon of secularism appears to be as big as God in society, but it does not affect God, who remains in control. [... more]

The concept of God's existence is being challenged by influential thinkers like Nietzsche, Darwin, Marx, and Freud, leading to a culture of moral decay and spiritual darkness. As Pastor Erwin Lutzer explains, this 'eclipse of God' has severe implications for society, including the rejection of traditional values and the rise of destructive ideologies. [... more]

Dr. Erwin Lutzer discusses the cultural darkness and how Christians can respond, emphasizing the importance of understanding the culture, being a representative of the kingdom of God, and not being the reason someone turns away from God. He also explores the role of philosophers, such as Karl Marx and Friedrich Nietzsche, in shaping the culture and the need for Christians to examine themselves and their role in the world. [... more]

The Christian Worldview Radio Program discusses the Romans 1 tidal wave, a societal collapse due to moral rot, and whether a Donald Trump victory could stem the tide. The program explores the role of secularism, the importance of God's sovereignty, and the need for election integrity. [... more]

Dr. Tony Evans discusses how to prepare children to be saints in a secular society, using the biblical story of Daniel and the lions as an example. He emphasizes the importance of giving children a God-centered identity and teaching them to stand firm in their faith, even in the face of cultural pressure to conform. [... more]

The concept of pluralism, which emphasizes diversity without ultimate unity, has led to the erosion of truth and the rise of relativism in modern society. This has significant implications for morality, particularly in the context of abortion, where the idea of moral rights is increasingly being based on personal preference rather than objective standards. [... more]

The conflict between pragmatism and Christianity lies in their differing views on truth and practice. Pragmatism, a philosophy born in the United States, emphasizes problem-solving and what works, while Christianity stresses the importance of eternal norms and God's truth. [... more]

A moral crisis is sweeping the American culture, with sociologist Dr. Bill Donohue arguing that the secular roots of this crisis are the cause of societal problems. He advocates for a return to Judeo-Christian values and warns against the dangers of militant secularism, which he believes is leading to a cultural civil war. [... more]

As Christians, we must understand the secular environment we live in, where human values and activities are judged by the norms of the present time, rather than eternal significance. R.C. Sproul explores the concept of secularism, its roots, and its influence on our culture, highlighting the tension between living for the present or eternity. [... more]

The battle for allegiance rages within every individual, as they are confronted with ideas that either minimize God or exalt self. These strongholds, arguments, and high things are rooted in a system of thought that suppresses the knowledge of God, and can lead to enslavement and destruction. The apostle Paul emphasizes that our enemies are not people, but rather the ideas that are presented as truth but are indeed false. The battle for allegiance is a war for the heart, where individuals must choose to give their allegiance to God or to their own self-preeminence. [... more]

David's journey from fleeing from God to turning his cave into a prayer closet and finding faith and trust in the Lord is a powerful reminder that God wants to purify us and teach us valuable lessons in the darkest of times. When we find ourselves in a spiritual cave, we can choose to react with excuses, pity, anger, or despair, but instead, we can turn to the Lord and find true fulfillment and satisfaction in life. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses various topics including Messianic Judaism, universalism, the Holy Spirit, Sabbath observance, and biblical interpretation, answering listener questions and sharing insights from Scripture. [... more]

A Harvard study found that 61% of young adults feel serious loneliness, which is often linked to the rejection of traditional values and the pursuit of superficial connections through technology and social media. Christians are encouraged to build authentic relationships with non-religious people, demonstrating the power of friendship in breaking down walls and opening opportunities for sharing the gospel. [... more]

The global youth culture is shaped by secular humanism, where individuals define their own truth, identity, and morality. This worldview is characterized by a lack of absolute moral truth, relativism, and a focus on personal happiness. The consequences of this worldview are heartbreaking, leading to confusion, sexual brokenness, loneliness, anxiety, and depression. Christians have the ultimate answers to these issues, but the church must respond with a broken heart and desperate prayer to reach this generation. [... more]

The post-Christian shift in culture is affecting young people's views on morality, truth, and authority. Secular youth are open to spirituality, but often reject institutional religion. To effectively communicate the gospel, we need to understand the secular culture and adopt a missionary mindset, recognizing the influences of the entertainment industry, internet stars, video games, and pornography on shaping a worldview. [... more]

A devout Christian shares her experience of surviving the killing fields of Cambodia, praising God's goodness and love, while discussing the problem of pain and suffering, the role of Marxism and secularism, and the importance of faith in a fallen world. [... more]

The Word of God remains constant despite changing generations and cultures. Christians must engage with the world while sharing the Gospel, but this can be challenging in a society that is increasingly secular and hostile to faith. Pastor Erwin Lutzer discusses the importance of cultural engagement, the erosion of freedom of religion, and the need for Christians to stand firm in their convictions while showing love and compassion to those who disagree. [... more]

Secular people are searching for deep relational connection and belonging, but are often misled by the idea that they must affirm someone's lifestyle or worldview to love or be in relationship with them. Jesus demonstrated that association and relationship with sinners was not synonymous with affirming their lifestyle, and instead challenged people to sin no more with great mercy and grace. [... more]

Justin Brierley shares his journey hosting the Unbelievable show, discussing the decline of New Atheism and the rise of secular thinkers reconsidering Christianity. He explores the cultural implications of a post-Christian society and the search for meaning and purpose. [... more]

Jesus Christ emphasizes the importance of doctrine, wholesome teaching truth, and a relationship with Him, distinguishing it from organized religion and its emphasis on rituals, prohibitions, and outward appearances. [... more]

Christian leaders discuss the rise of secularism and transgenderism in American society, highlighting the importance of faithfulness, freedom, and education in standing against these ideologies. [... more]

The concept of creation is central to the Christian faith, and its implications are far-reaching. The debate between creation and atheism/ secularism is ongoing, with proponents of each side presenting different arguments. The Big Bang theory suggests a beginning to the universe, but the question remains as to what existed before that. The concept of self-existence and eternalism are also explored, with implications for our understanding of the nature of reality. [... more]

The pressures of secular culture are causing many Christians to cave in to worldly values, rather than standing firm on their biblical worldview. A Christian apologist shares insights on how to defend faith in a postmodern culture, and how to equip children to navigate the challenges of secularism. [... more]

The state of theology in America is a topic of concern, with many Americans holding unbiblical views on God, salvation, and ethics. A recent survey found that 67% of respondents agreed that God accepts the worship of all religions, and 53% believed that Jesus was a great teacher but not God. Dr. Stephen Nichols, chief academic officer of Ligonier Ministries, discusses the survey's findings and the implications for the church and society. [... more]

Church historians discuss the current cultural climate and how Christians can contend for their faith in a world where Christianity is no longer dominant. They draw parallels with the early Christian church and explore ways to be salt and light in a secular society, including apologetics and Christian education. [... more]

Living in a time of cultural inflection, America is facing a spiritual and moral revival, or a descent into cultural anarchy. Alex McFarland explores the rise of various isms, including socialism, collectivism, and relativism, and how they relate to the spread of the Gospel and the sovereignty of individual nations. [... more]

The sanctity of human life, gender, marriage, work, and private property is rooted in the creation story of Genesis, emphasizing the importance of the creator-creature relationship and the need to honor God as the sovereign actor in creation. [... more]

When faced with life's challenges, believers can draw strength from the example of Daniel, who remained faithful to his sovereign God despite being a captive in Babylon. His godly life influenced many, including King Nebuchadnezzar, who eventually converted to faith. As we explore the book of Daniel, we see the importance of prayer, making right choices, and standing on principle, even in the face of adversity. These lessons are just as relevant today, as we navigate our own spiritual walks and consider the signs of the last days, including the rapture and the rise of Bible prophecy. Meanwhile, we also look at the impact of contemporary Christian music, which has been a powerful tool in spreading the gospel and touching hearts. [... more]

Anne Graham Lotz warns of the judgment of God on America, citing national disasters, immorality, and secularism. She calls for repentance and a return to God, emphasizing the importance of humility, sincerity, and urgency in prayer. Lotz references biblical examples of God hearing the cries of his people and delivering them from trouble, urging listeners to cry out to God in this final hour. [... more]

The concept of holy ground and sacred space is explored through the story of Moses and the burning bush. Dr. R.C. Sproul discusses the implications of God's presence and the idea that the whole earth is filled with the glory of God, yet we often experience a sense of profanity and secularism. The importance of recognizing and respecting the sacred is emphasized, and the idea that we can rest in God's sovereignty over all of creation is highlighted. [... more]

Understanding biblical truth and defending it against false teaching is crucial for Christians. A new resource, A Field Guide on False Teaching, provides a clear and concise guide to help Christians articulate their faith and respond to false teachings. The book covers various false religions, cults, and worldviews, including Mormonism, Jehovah's Witnesses, Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, New Age spirituality, and secularism. It also explores the roots of secularism and atheism, providing a synthesis of the different worldviews and helping Christians to understand what they believe and why. [... more]

A discussion on the reliability of the Bible, apologetics, and the challenges of navigating different worldviews in a secular culture, with a focus on providing solid answers to deep questions and helping Christians build their faith. [... more]

The host discusses the Hebrew Israelites movement, its ideologies, and how they compare to cults and secularism. He also talks about the dangers of socialism and the importance of absolute truth in Christianity. [... more]