The Christian Apologetics Research Ministry explores the Bible lands, discussing a 19-day trip to Turkey, Greece, and Italy, following the footsteps of Paul. The trip will cover various historical sites, including the seven churches of Revelation, the Oracle of Delphi, and the Acropolis. Meanwhile, Matt Slick addresses hate mail, discusses the occult, and talks about the importance of evangelism and standing up against corruption in the government. [... more]

The social justice movement has infiltrated evangelicalism, threatening the biblical worldview and the gospel. John Harris, author of two books on the subject, explains how the movement's ideology is rooted in false teaching and compromises the church's mission. [... more]

The IRS is proposing to use facial recognition biometric data for taxpayers to access their accounts and determine the status of their tax refund, sparking concerns about security, trust, and the potential for abuse. [... more]

Canadian pastor Andrew DiBartolo joins the program to discuss the recent passage of Bill C-4, which bans conversion therapy and criminalizes Christians who preach against homosexuality and transgenderism. He explains how the law is intentionally broad and can be used against any preacher or elder who speaks against these issues. DiBartolo calls on American pastors to stand in solidarity with their Canadian brothers and preach on biblical sexual morality on Sunday, January 16th. [... more]

Understanding the Bible is crucial for forming a Christian worldview. The book's early chapters make key claims about God, creation, and humanity, influencing our understanding of the world and ourselves. Reading the Bible within its historical and grammatical context is essential for proper interpretation, and the Christian worldview emphasizes the authority and sufficiency of Scripture. Christians must be aware of the cultural and societal pressures that can lead to a deviation from biblical teachings, and they must be equipped to defend their faith and live according to God's Word. [... more]

A father and mother share their aged perspective on the country and the church, discussing the decline of biblical morality, the rise of critical race theory, and the importance of maintaining a biblical worldview in a chaotic world. [... more]

Jack Graham discusses the features and uses of PowerPoint, a popular presentation software from Microsoft, highlighting its role in enhancing productivity and communication in various settings. [... more]

The church's responsibility in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic is a complex issue, with some arguing that churches should comply with government orders to shut down or limit worship services, while others believe that Christians should prioritize their right to assemble together and worship as commanded in Scripture. The elders of Grace Community Church in Los Angeles have taken a stand against the government's orders, citing the biblical commands to obey God rather than men and to assemble together for worship. They have argued that the government's restrictions on worship services are unreasonable and unbiblical, and have decided to continue holding indoor services with singing and no attendance cap, despite the potential risks of fines or arrest. [... more]

A Christian apologist discusses the Bible's teachings on the end times, apostasy, and the Nephilim, while also addressing concerns about the coronavirus pandemic and its impact on society. [... more]

The Sermon on the Mount, Jesus' most well-known sermon, is a perfect sermon from the perfect Son of God. The Beatitudes, nine statements of blessing, are often misunderstood as a means of salvation or achieving social justice, but they are actually descriptive of realities of the Christian life. The blessed life is not about getting something from God, but about God working through us, and it is a life of spiritual poverty, mourning over sin, and persecution for righteousness, which is a stark contrast to the American dream and the prosperity gospel. [... more]

God-defined family and morality are the targets of a revolution that seeks to transform society, rejecting traditional Christian values and institutions. The movement, led by organizations like Black Lives Matter, aims to dismantle the nuclear family and promote a queer-affirming network, ultimately casting God away from accountability. Christians must stand firm in their biblical worldview, upholding the importance of marriage and family in a stable and peaceful society. [... more]

Bill Gates is a billionaire philanthropist who has dedicated his life to improving global health, but his efforts may be part of a larger plan to control the world's population and implement a global government, as described in Revelation 13. His foundation is working to vaccinate every person in the world, gather data on individuals, and implement a biological ID system, which could be used to control people's movements and access to resources. Christians need to be aware of these developments and understand the biblical implications of a global government and the rise of the Antichrist. [... more]

A look at the life of George Washington in his later years, a profile of Richard Dreyfuss, and a story about a young boy's mission to adopt older dogs from shelters. Meanwhile, a company called Epic Software is revolutionizing the way medical records are kept, and Bob Moore, the founder of Bob's Red Mill, is giving away his company to his employees. [... more]

The Southern Baptist Convention is grappling with issues of women teaching men, homosexuality, and critical race theory, which some argue is undermining biblical orthodoxy. Critical race theory, built on black liberation theology, views the world in terms of power dynamics and seeks to redistribute power, often focusing on skin color and past injustices. This worldview is influencing some within the Southern Baptist Convention and broader society, raising concerns about its impact on unity and the gospel. [... more]

The Bible teaches that thanklessness is a mark of a society in decline, as seen in Romans 1, where a lack of gratitude to God leads to a downward spiral of immorality and other sins. Christians are called to be thankful to God for His good gifts, even in the midst of trials and hardships, and to trust in His sovereignty and authority. This is tested not when things are going well, but when we face difficulties and challenges, and it is during these times that we must submit ourselves to God's will and trust in His goodness. [... more]

Greg Kochel, the president of Stand to Reason, joins the Christian Worldview Radio Program to discuss his book, Tactics, a game plan for discussing Christian convictions. He shares his insights on how to navigate conversations with non-believers, emphasizing the importance of listening, asking questions, and being a 'gardener' rather than a 'harvester'. [... more]

As a caregiver, it's easy to get caught up in trying to make sense of God's plan, but what if we just accepted what is and trusted in God's goodness, even when things don't make sense? Peter Rosenberger shares his personal story of caring for his wife, Gracie, who has undergone 80 surgeries and lives with chronic pain, and how he has learned to trust in God's sovereignty and goodness, even in the midst of suffering. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the concept of God's judgment, exploring the biblical perspective on sin, disobedience, idolatry, and immorality, and how these factors contribute to America's moral decline. The hosts emphasize the importance of repentance and faith in Jesus Christ as a means of avoiding God's judgment and experiencing His love and forgiveness. [... more]

The Christian worldview discusses the implications of the Equality Act, a bill that threatens the free exercise of religion and free speech, and how it will affect Christians, churches, and schools. Matt Staver, founder and chairman of Liberty Council, explains the bill's provisions and the potential consequences of its passage, including the loss of tax-exempt status and accreditation for religiously affiliated schools. [... more]

The Christian Real View radio program explores the biblical basis for Jesus being the only way to salvation, addressing challenges such as theological confusion, religious pluralism, and inclusivism. Guest Tim Barnett from Stand to Reason discusses the Christian worldview's ability to make sense of evil and suffering, and how it offers hope for eternal life through faith in Jesus Christ. [... more]

Understanding God's call to be productive for His glory and the good of others is key to living a life that honors Him. Tim Challies, author of 'Do More Better', shares practical tips and biblical principles for achieving productivity, including developing a system, being wary of busyness, and approaching each day with intentionality. [... more]

Ray Comfort, a renowned evangelist and apologist, shares his experiences and insights on evangelism, apologetics, and the importance of standing firm in one's faith, even in the face of ridicule and criticism. He discusses his latest film, The Fool, and how it has led to unexpected opportunities for sharing the gospel with atheists and non-believers. Comfort also addresses the issue of social justice and how it can be a gospel issue, but warns against prioritizing it over the proclamation of the gospel. He emphasizes the need for Christians to be bold in their conversations and to pray for greater love for people, rather than less fear. [... more]