God's plan for reaching the world is clear, and it starts with leaving our comfort zones and taking the gospel to those who need it most. The story of Simon Peter and Cornelius is a powerful reminder of the importance of obedience and faith, and how God can use us to bring about great change in the world. [... more]

The story of the wise men who came to find Jesus is a powerful reminder that God has been guiding people toward Jesus throughout history, and that seeking God is a universal human experience. Pastor J.D. Greer explores how the scriptures are essential for finding Jesus and how Jesus is God's answer to the seeker's most difficult questions. [... more]

We all search for ultimate answers, security, and significance, but often find them in fleeting things like money, romance, or success. The story of the wise men who sought Jesus reveals that true fulfillment and satisfaction come from a deeper connection with God, and that the scriptures hold the key to understanding Jesus and finding eternal security and significance. [... more]

Jesus explains to Nicodemus that being born again is a spiritual birth, not a physical one, and that it requires an encounter with God. He uses the story of Moses lifting up the bronze snake in the wilderness to illustrate the need for faith in his death on the cross to have eternal life. Jesus emphasizes that being good and moral does not merit eternal life, and that it is a free gift from God, which can be received by faith through Jesus Christ. [... more]

A Jewish man from Israel shares his struggles with faith in Yeshua, despite being raised in an Orthodox family. He expresses his desire to know God personally and is encouraged by Dr. Brown to seek God earnestly and hold him to his word. The conversation highlights the importance of personal faith and the need for Jewish people to understand the Gospel in a way that resonates with their cultural and historical context. [... more]

David's Psalm 139 expresses the truth that God knows everything about us, including our thoughts and actions, and that we cannot hide from His presence, not even in heaven or the afterlife. This realization comforts us in the fact that escape is impossible, and we can trust in God's sovereignty over all things. [... more]

Jesus Revolution film has reached millions of people, sparking a national movement. Christians are being revived, and people are coming to the Lord. The story of Jesus cleansing the temple serves as a reminder of God's desire for a clean and holy people. Jesus knows everything about us, but he still loves us and wants to help us overcome our struggles and sins. [... more]

The purpose of prayer is not to inform God of our situation, but to come to our heavenly Father and pour out our heart to Him. Jesus teaches that if we ask, seek, and knock, we will receive, find, and have the door opened to us. However, the Bible says that no one seeks after God, and that our natural disposition is to flee from Him. Instead, believers are encouraged to seek God and His kingdom, and to come to Him in prayer with persistence and faith. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including the Bible, apologetics, personhood, abortion, and seeker friendly churches. He also addresses questions from callers on topics such as the book of Ezekiel and the definition of personhood. [... more]

Leaving one's comfort zone to share the gospel with others can lead to spiritual awakening and redemption. Peter's experience in Joppa and Cornelius's conversion demonstrate the importance of obedience and faith. Jesus' teachings on forgiveness and love are essential for building a relationship with God and finding meaning in life. [... more]

The church's role in evangelism is to be a worshipping community as well as a witnessing community, where believers are empowered to share the gospel with others, leading to a multiplication of believers and a growing church. [... more]

Pastor David McGee teaches on the importance of seeking God, forgiveness, and salvation through Jesus Christ, using the story of Cornelius and Peter in the Book of Acts to illustrate the concept of being a seeker and the role of prayer and giving in a Christian's life. [... more]

The wrath of God is a personal and terrible reality that should not be denied or watered down. The gospel message of Jesus Christ is clear: salvation is personal and comes through faith in him alone, but the consequences of rejecting him are equally clear. The Bible teaches that God's wrath will be poured out on those who do not believe, and it is a reality that should be taken seriously. [... more]

The wrath of God is a personal and terrible reality that can be avoided through faith in Jesus Christ. The Gospel is not just about escaping hell and going to heaven, but about experiencing the horrors of God's wrath. The seeker driven church movement has led to a watering down of the Gospel, making it less about convicting unbelievers and more about relating to them. The Bible teaches that God's wrath is undiluted and that we should take warning and give glory to God. [... more]

The evangelical church has undergone significant changes in its methodology, shifting from expository verse-by-verse preaching to topical felt needs and entertainment. This change has led to a focus on numbers and money, compromising biblical standing. In contrast, older churches emphasized reverence for God and a deeper understanding of scripture. [... more]