Pastor Ernie Sanders and his guests discuss the Church of Philadelphia, the true church, and the faithful church, as well as the Synagogue of Satan and the Great Tribulation. They also explore the importance of fatherhood and family rights, highlighting the negative impact of single-parent families and the need for equal custody laws. [... more]

Jesus understood the importance of corporate worship in maintaining his relationship with God, and he made it a habit to attend synagogue every Saturday. He came to Nazareth, his hometown, and read from the book of Isaiah, proclaiming the favorable year of the Lord and the arrival of God's salvation. Jesus' actions demonstrate the significance of worship and the role of the Messiah in bringing forgiveness and salvation to humanity. [... more]

Jesus came to this world to be the shepherd of humanity, guiding and caring for his flock. He knows each individual intimately, calling them by name and leading them to green pastures and still waters. As the door to salvation, Jesus provides a narrow path to abundant life, where his sheep can find contentment, provision, and satisfaction. [... more]

The Bible often uses the analogy of sheep and shepherd to describe human nature and God's purpose. Jesus is portrayed as the good shepherd who comes the right way, calls the right way, and conducts the right way, leading his flock out of the fold and into a life of protection and care. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown explores the concept of the synagogue of Satan, discussing its biblical context and implications for Jewish identity. He also delves into the history of ancient Israelites, Hebrew Israelites, and the significance of racial identity in biblical scholarship. Additionally, Dr. Brown examines the topic of ancient Egyptian history and its relevance to modern discussions of racial identity. He also shares insights on Jewish believers, Messianic Judaism, and the importance of understanding the biblical context of these topics. [... more]

A family recounts their harrowing experience during the 2018 Pittsburgh synagogue shooting, where 11 people lost their lives. Paul Kangor shares his family's story and reflects on the mystery of life and death, finding solace in his faith. [... more]

The gospel of Jesus Christ is offered to everyone who comes into range, and it is a commandment of Jesus Christ to preach the gospel to whoever would receive the offer. The primary function of the church is to assemble to hear the word of God, and faith comes by hearing the word of God. [... more]

Having Jesus in common with each other knocks down all the barriers. Christians are called to assemble shoulder to shoulder to worship and out fight the enemy. Fellowship is companionship, mutual association of persons on equal and friendly terms, and it's not difficult to be kind, to smile, and to reflect more of Christ and the flesh. [... more]

A discussion on the use of cannabis in the Hebrew Bible, the significance of synagogues in Jesus' time, and the concept of salvation and atonement in Judaism and Christianity. [... more]

A Jewish family recounts their harrowing experience during the 2018 synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh, while a missionary's sacrifice inspires a tribe to change their ways. Meanwhile, a storyteller shares tales of his grandfather's Appalachian heritage, and a family's faith is tested through obedience. [... more]

The Jewish community is grappling with the aftermath of a hostage situation in a Texas synagogue, where a Muslim gunman took four people hostage, including a rabbi. The FBI's initial statement downplaying the incident's connection to the Jewish community sparked outrage. Meanwhile, Dr. Michael Brown explores the apocryphal book of Wisdom of Solomon, which contains messianic prophecies, and discusses the importance of Zechariah 11 as a messianic prophecy about Jesus. He also addresses the topic of Jewish-Christian relations, highlighting the need for Christians to understand and respect Jewish traditions and the importance of standing with the Jewish people. [... more]

Michigan Democrats are facing fire after saying parents should not have a say in their children rsquo s education Todd Starnes tackles the issue along with the upcoming midterms the Texas terrorist attack and more with Rep Pat Fallon R-TX Mary Walters amp Harry Hurley and columnist Liz Peek See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

Jesus' power over the demonic world is a sign of His supernatural origin and supreme authority. The New Testament writers emphasize the reality of the demonic world and the angelic world, and the accounts of encounters between Jesus and the demonic realm follow a similar pattern. The Bible distinguishes between demonic possession and lunacy, and the demonic world is actively at work against the kingdom of God. [... more]

Jesus reads from the book of Isaiah in the synagogue, proclaiming that He is the Messiah, anointed to preach the gospel to the poor and heal the brokenhearted. The people of Nazareth are shocked and unable to accept His message, leading to a tragic response. [... more]

A restored synagogue in Magdala, a town in the Holy Land, has revealed a 1,700-year-old stone with intricate carvings, including the oldest known menorah outside of Jerusalem. The stone also features a rosette design associated with the veil before the Holy of Holies and a chariot of fire, a symbol of the divine presence. This discovery has significant implications for understanding the history and culture of the Jewish people and the significance of the synagogue in the Gospel story. [... more]

Jesus' teaching in the synagogue of Capernaum astonished the people, as he spoke with authority and not like the scribes. A man with an unclean spirit cried out, acknowledging Jesus as the Holy One of God, but Jesus rebuked him, commanding the spirit to leave the man. This event highlights the contrast between Jesus' teaching and the traditional Judaism of the time, which had become focused on rules and rituals rather than a personal relationship with God. [... more]

Jesus returns to Galilee and is welcomed as a hero, but his message of the Messiah is met with rejection and anger in his hometown of Nazareth, highlighting the fickle nature of human popularity and the importance of following God's will and the truth of salvation through Jesus Christ alone. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses the painful truth of contemporary Christian anti-Semitism, sharing shocking and disturbing stories from church history and the present day, and exposing lies and misinformation about the Jewish people and Israel. [... more]

The Apostle Paul's ministry in Corinth is marked by his dedication to preaching the message of Jesus Christ, despite facing opposition from the Jewish community. He eventually turns to the Gentiles, leading many to faith, including the synagogue ruler Crispus and his household. Paul emphasizes the importance of sharing the truth of Jesus Christ with others, citing his own responsibility to warn people of the consequences of rejecting Christ, and encouraging listeners to take opportunities to share their faith. [... more]