Matt Slick addresses questions from callers about the Eastern Orthodox Church, Bible doctrine, and Reformed Calvinism, discussing topics such as the Trinity, penal substitutionary atonement, and biblical theology. [... more]

Stephen Davey teaches that Jesus' ultimate act of trust in the Father shows believers the path to peace, giving confidence and hope. He explains how Jesus' death on the cross satisfies the demands of justice, and how this event provides a sign that nothing stands in the way of our salvation. Davey also discusses the three miracles that occurred during Jesus' crucifixion, including the tearing of the temple veil, the earthquake, and the resurrection of the saints. [... more]

A growing Christian will be a hungry Christian, someone who is hungry for the Word of God. To spiritually succeed, one must love and study the Bible, trust the authority of Scripture, and apply discipline in their life. The Bible is a powerful tool that provides absolute truth and guidance for living a successful Christian life. [... more]

Examining current events in the light of God's prophetic word, focusing on the significance of the Temple Mount, the rise of the Antichrist, and the role of the European Union in Bible prophecy. Discussing the increasing anti-Semitism in the world and its connection to the end times, as well as the importance of understanding Bible prophecy to stay informed about God's plan for the future. [... more]

Believing in and following Jesus is a serious choice that demands everything from us, requiring us to deny ourselves and take up our cross. However, this radical love also leads to our deepest joy and the life we truly desire. [... more]

The new Pope's election sparks discussion on what it means to be a Christian leader, with experts weighing in on the importance of prioritizing Jesus' teachings and the exclusivity of Christ. Meanwhile, a growing trend of people forming spiritual connections with AI-powered chatbots raises concerns about the blurring of lines between human and machine relationships, and the implications for modern therapy culture. [... more]

Stephen Davey explores Psalm 69, a Messianic Psalm that gives insight into Jesus' emotions and suffering, including his rejection by his family and his righteous zeal in cleansing the temple. [... more]

Abraham's willingness to sacrifice his son Isaac on Mount Moriah foreshadows Jesus' sacrifice on the same spot, demonstrating the deepest form of fellowship with God. True faith is shown by obedience, and Abraham's story highlights the importance of understanding God's promises and the role of obedience in faith. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the concept of a third temple in Jerusalem, its potential construction, and its implications for the end times. The Bible's prophecies and the role of the Antichrist are also explored, as well as the millennial kingdom and Jesus Christ's return. The focus is on understanding the biblical perspective on these topics and their relevance to the present day. [... more]

The Olivet Discourse is a prophetic lesson given by Jesus to his disciples about future events, including the destruction of the temple in Jerusalem, the second coming of Christ, and the scene of the final judgment. Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection fulfilled over 4000 years of biblical prophecies, demonstrating his power and love for humanity. [... more]

The crucifixion of Jesus was an act of divine vandalism, revealing the essential nature of sin and the need for redemption. The Spirit of God brings conviction of sin, and only through Jesus' death can we be forgiven and set free. The blood of Jesus has made atonement for our sins, opening a new and living way to enter the holy places. [... more]

Jesus boldly confronts cultural and religious norms, challenging his disciples and listeners to follow his example. He addresses hot topics such as divorce, the value of children, and the dangers of wealth and materialism, emphasizing the importance of humility and faith in achieving eternal life. [... more]

Jesus Christ's identity as the only begotten son of God is revealed through his actions and teachings, fulfilling Bible prophecy and demonstrating his authority. The temple cleansing and cursing of the fig tree illustrate his power and faithfulness, while the woman's anointing of Jesus with precious ointment foreshadows his burial and the spread of the gospel. [... more]

God's generosity is beyond measure, and it shapes our own. We explore how God's giving nature invites us to do the same, and discuss the importance of trusting in God's sufficiency rather than relying on formulas or rewards. We also examine the concept of 'you can't out-give God' and how it relates to our own giving and generosity. [... more]

Jesus removes corruption from the temple, rebukes it with Scripture, and replaces it with compassion, emphasizing the importance of worship, holiness, and purity in our lives, and the need to cleanse our hearts and temples of sin and idolatry. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various Bible doctrines, including salvation through faith and works, cult mind theology, and the baptism of the Holy Spirit, while also addressing questions from listeners about Eastern Orthodox theology, the Apocrypha, and the Quran. [... more]

The story of Palm Sunday reveals the true nature of Jesus Christ, a king who fulfills Old Testament prophecy, a prophet who weeps over a city, and a priest who cleanses the temple of hypocrisy. Jesus' actions demonstrate his majesty, humility, and capacity for moral indignation, challenging the religious establishment and offering a path to salvation and eternal life. [... more]

The connection between current events and Bible prophecy is explored, with a focus on the Middle East, Israel, and the role of Iran. The militarization of the European Union is discussed in relation to the Antichrist and the revived Roman Empire. The significance of the Temple Mount and the Ark of the Covenant is also examined, as well as the differences between Reformed Baptist and Calvinist eschatology. [... more]

Jesus' anger in the temple was a righteous indignation against the false teachings and commercialization of worship, demonstrating his propitiatory sacrifice and the importance of understanding biblical theology, particularly in relation to the certificate of debt and sin debt. [... more]

The study of Bible prophecy provides peace and comfort in a chaotic world, as it reveals an overarching plan from God. With over 1,000 prophecies in the Bible, 500 have been fulfilled, and most of those fulfilled with the coming of Jesus Christ. The remaining 500 are yet to be fulfilled, giving assurance that they will be fulfilled. Studying Bible prophecy is profitable, proven, practical, and purifying, helping individuals live a pure, productive, holy life in an unholy world. [... more]

Guarding one's steps, watching one's mouth, keeping vows, and standing in awe are essential principles for true worship, as emphasized in the Bible and the teachings of Alistair Begg. By understanding the importance of preparation, alignment, and reverence, individuals can cultivate a deeper relationship with God and live out their faith in a meaningful way. [... more]

Jesus Christ's cleansing of the temple is a spiritual parallel to our own lives, where he comes to clean our hearts and lives, removing clutter and unconfessed sin, and replacing it with something far better. He knows everything about us, but still loves us, and will reveal himself to any true seeker. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie teaches about the importance of maintaining a strong Christian life, using the example of Jesus' cleansing of the temple as recorded in John chapter 2. He emphasizes the need to stay grounded in God's Word and to regularly seek forgiveness and cleansing from sin, just as Jesus did in the temple. [... more]

The concept of the church as a representative of the new creation and a dwelling place of God is explored in the context of Paul's theology and the Bible's description of the body of Christ as a building being built together with Christ as the cornerstone. The discussion highlights the importance of community and the gathering of believers, and how it is not just about attending church services, but about living out a holy purpose and being built together for a dwelling place of God in the spirit. [... more]

Dr. Abbadon Shaw discusses the different perspectives on Paul's writings, particularly in Romans, and how they relate to justification by faith. He argues that the old perspective, which emphasizes declaration, is more accurate and has been challenged by the new perspective, which focuses on covenantal nomism and the idea that salvation is by grace through faith, but also requires good works to stay in the family of God. [... more]

As the world awaits the end times, Christians are called to be witnesses for their Lord, sharing the Gospel with others. However, many are failing to live up to this responsibility, and the church is growing through transference rather than conversion. Meanwhile, in the book of Revelation, John is instructed to measure the tribulation temple, a rebuilt sanctuary in Jerusalem, and two witnesses are sent to testify to the gospel of God and the coming doom of the Antichrist. [... more]

The temple was supposed to be a place of refuge for Israel and a place where the foreigner could come and find salvation. However, Israel did not heed Solomon's final admonition, and God eventually sent them into exile. The glory of God departed from the temple, but it was not the end. Jesus came and restored the temple to its original purpose, and he offered himself as a sacrifice for our sins. We can now pray in Jesus' name and receive forgiveness and healing, just as Solomon promised. [... more]

A caller discusses the possibility of the Antichrist being alive, and the host shares his views on the rebuilt Temple of Jerusalem. Meanwhile, another caller debates Calvinism, election, and predestination, and the host explains his views on justification by faith and baptism with the Holy Spirit. [... more]

Current events in the Middle East, particularly in Israel and the Palestinian territories, are examined in light of Bible prophecy. The Russia-Ukraine crisis and its implications are discussed, as well as the situation in Gaza and the potential for a two-state solution. The importance of a biblical worldview in understanding global events is emphasized, and the role of Satan's plan in promoting Islam and attacking the Jewish people is highlighted. [... more]

The Bible teaches that God is sovereign, ruling and reigning from His holy temple. This understanding brings reassurance and hope in times of trouble, reminding us that God is in control and works all things together for our good. [... more]

Budgeting is a form of worship, allowing individuals to manage God's money with intentionality and generosity. By creating a plan to allocate resources, individuals can imitate God's generosity and bring about His will. This perspective on budgeting is rooted in scripture, with King David's example of creating a strategic budgeting plan for building God's temple. By tracking expenses and being mindful of God's provision, individuals can cultivate a sense of gratitude and stewardship, leading to a more resilient financial situation. [... more]

David praised God for all that he had given, and in response, he and the people of Israel gave generously to build a temple in his honor. This story from 1 Chronicles 29 reminds us that everything comes from God's hand and that we can express our gratitude and love by giving back to him. [... more]

Biblical prophecy plays a significant role in shaping the Christian worldview, and understanding its significance can bring comfort, peace, and a deeper love for God. The premillennial view of the end times holds that Christ will return to judge non-believers, save Israel, and rule with believers for a literal 1,000 years. The amillennial position believes we're in a spiritual millennium and Christ will return at some point, creating the new heavens and new earth. The post-millennial view posits that the church will eventually take dominion over the world, and Christ will return after this period. The timing of the rapture, the invasion of Gog, and the role of America in the end times are also topics of discussion in biblical prophecy. [... more]

Mary and Joseph's 12-year-old son Jesus goes missing in Jerusalem during the Passover celebration, and they frantically search for him, only to find him in the temple surrounded by teachers and scholars, where he is displaying wisdom and understanding beyond his years, revealing his consciousness of his relationship to God as his Father and his mission to be involved in the things of his Father. [... more]

The prophet Isaiah foretells a glorious future for Jerusalem, where the city will be restored, and the people will be redeemed. The Lord will lift up his hand in an oath to the nations, and his standard will be set up for the peoples. The redeemed of the Lord will be called holy people, and the city will be sought out, not forsaken. [... more]

The story of Jesus Christ's early life is marked by hardship and suffering, as his family flees to Egypt to escape the wrath of King Herod. Despite the challenges, they remain faithful to God's will, ultimately fulfilling prophecies and illustrating the deliverance of Israel and the deliverer, Jesus Christ. [... more]

The birth of Jesus marked the beginning of an incredible journey, filled with rich ceremonies that revealed his divine purpose. From the ceremony of identification where Jesus was circumcised, to the presentation of Jesus in the temple, each moment held deep significance, showing God's plan unfolding and the law being perfectly fulfilled. [... more]

The story of Jesus' coming is full of curious surprises, from the appearance of angels to the visitation of shepherds. In this Advent series, Pastor Philip Miller explores the greatness of Christmas, revealing how Jesus came to redeem God's firstborn son, Israel, and bring light to the Gentiles. Through the stories of Simeon and Anna, we see the portrayal, prospect, and prophecy of redemption, ultimately leading to the sacrifice of Jesus, the suffering servant, who gives his life to redeem many sons for glory. [... more]

Building monuments to oneself and one's achievements is fleeting, but building for God's glory has lasting significance. The biblical narrative contrasts self-centered building with Solomon's motivation for building God's temple, highlighting the importance of seeking God's glory in all endeavors. [... more]

Mary and Joseph's journey after the manger scene is one of courage, faith, and obedience as they navigate the will of God, which brings them to the temple for Jesus' circumcision and dedication. They pay the redemption price for their son, symbolically buying him back from God, and demonstrate their childlike and courageous faith as they present the Lord to the Lord. This powerful message highlights the importance of following God's will, even when it's difficult, and the significance of Jesus' early days as a precursor to his ultimate sacrifice. [... more]

The Millennial Kingdom will see a transformed world where Gentiles will worship in Jerusalem, and the priesthood system will be reinstated. The temple will be a place of worship and commerce, and the survivors of the tribulation will be given the opportunity to serve in government and worship the Lord. The city of Jerusalem will be a place of eternal excellence and joy, where the Lord will be the everlasting light and the people will be righteous and inherit the land forever. [... more]

God chose humble shepherds to receive the news of Jesus' birth, delivering a profound message to the world through angels, announcing the arrival of the final sacrificial lamb, and revealing the gospel to men considered perpetually sinful. [... more]

Have you ever wondered if there's any real proof that Jesus is the Messiah This episode brings you the profound moments after Jesus' birth events often skipped in the typical Christmas story These aren't just details they are confirmations straight from Heaven We'll explore how Joseph and Mary's acts of obedience despite hardships the divine encounters with Simeon and Anna in the temple and the ancient ceremonies all pointed unmistakably to one truth Jesus was the Savior the Messiah the Redeemer Simeon's lifelong waiting came to a joyful end when he held salvation in his arms literally Anna couldn't help [... more]

Jesus cleanses the temple, driving out the money changers and those selling animals, and proclaims His Father's house as a place for prayer and worship, demonstrating His zeal for the house of God and foreshadowing the resurrection as the supreme sign of His divinity. [... more]

The birth of Jesus has an economic backdrop that foreshadows his ultimate purpose and death. Mary's economic philosophy, as expressed in the Magnificat, reflects a reversal of the aristocracy and the humble inheriting the earth. The birth of Jesus threatens the ruling temple class in Jerusalem, highlighting the conflict between two kingdoms and two economic models. [... more]

A young man in Peru is given the gift of salvation and healing after being shared the good news of God's love by a missionary, illustrating the true meaning of Christmas. [... more]

The Russia-Ukraine crisis continues to escalate, with Vladimir Putin putting pressure on Ukraine. Meanwhile, in the Middle East, a ceasefire has been announced in Lebanon, but tensions remain high. The Temple Mount remains a focal point of conflict, and Hanukkah is an important holiday for Christians to understand. The Antichrist is a figure of great importance in Bible prophecy, and the Israel-Palestine conflict continues to simmer. As we look at current events through the lens of prophecy, we see a world in turmoil, but also a world on the brink of great change. [... more]

Nehemiah, a Jewish man living in the Persian capital of Shushan, feels a call to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem, a city he's never known, despite God's people having been free to return for over 100 years. This story highlights the themes of faith, obedience, and the importance of blooming where you're planted. [... more]

Stephen's speech to the religious leaders in Acts 7 is a powerful rebuke of their hypocrisy and resistance to God's Spirit. He accuses them of being stiff-necked and uncircumcised in heart, and of persecuting prophets and Jesus Christ. Despite their anger and violence, Stephen sees the glory of God and Jesus standing at the right hand of God, and he asks for forgiveness for his persecutors. The death of Stephen sparks a great persecution against the church in Jerusalem, but it also scatters the seeds of the gospel to the regions of Judea and Samaria. [... more]

Apostle Paul's reaction to persecution and arrest serves as a vital reminder to preach the gospel, trusting in God's presence and protection, even in the face of hardship and opposition. [... more]

Stephen's speech in Acts 7 paints a clear picture of the history of Israel, drawing parallels between Moses and Jesus, and challenging the Jewish authorities' unhealthy attachment to the temple building and their own sense of position and worth. He argues that God's presence is not limited to the temple, but is a personal connection with Him that brings life and fulfillment. [... more]

A psalmist expresses deep discouragement, longing for God's presence, and identifies human causes such as spiritual isolation, enemies, and loss of leadership. He encourages himself to hope in God, who is unchanging, wise, righteous, and loving, and promises to praise God for his help in the future. [... more]

Jesus Christ teaches about the river of revival, a supernatural force that flows from the temple of God, bringing life, healing, and spiritual growth to those around us. This river has a humble source, flows past the altar of sacrifice, and comes from the sunny side of our disposition, bringing a holy glow and a warm-hearted flow. As we walk in the Spirit, pray in the Spirit, and find strength in the Spirit, this river becomes an ever-deepening, ever-enlarging force that flows into the depressed, desert, and deadly places, bringing hope, healing, and transformation to those around us. [... more]

Jesus' first miracle in Cana of Galilee, where He turned water into wine, is discussed in relation to the concept of authority and the presence of God. The story of Jesus' cleansing of the Temple in Jerusalem is also examined, highlighting His unique relationship with God and His assertion of authority over the Temple. The discussion also touches on the importance of worship and taking care of one's body as a temple of the Holy Spirit. [... more]

God is interested in our stewardship, how we acquire and use our money, and wants us to return to Him, not just with our finances, but with our hearts. He promises to bless us and give us financial freedom if we tithe and give offerings to Him, and to rebuke our foes and restore our fruitfulness. We must learn to do it God's way, not trying to out-keep Him or get Him in debt to us. [... more]

Hezekiah, a king largely forgotten today, faced an overwhelming crisis when the brutal Assyrian army surrounded Jerusalem. Instead of surrendering to fear, Hezekiah turned to God, and his story shows us how to pray when everything around us is falling apart. [... more]

The temple was a symbol of God's presence on earth, but Solomon asked if God would really dwell on the earth. Jesus' incarnation is significant, and the Gospel of John provides a unique perspective on his character, emphasizing his love and tenderness. [... more]

The church's foundation is built upon the prophets and the apostles, with Christ as the chief cornerstone, unifying the building and making it a holy temple where Gentiles and Jews are knit together as living stones, a dwelling place of God in the Spirit. [... more]

Liberty Theological Seminary is relaunching its program with a renewed focus on equipping ministry leaders with a deep understanding of the Word of God. The seminary's goal is to shape a new breed of leaders who can lead the church far into the future, no matter what challenges they may face. With a commitment to the inerrancy of Scripture and the Great Commission, Liberty Theological Seminary is dedicated to producing faithful ministry leaders who can effectively carry out God's mission. [... more]

Jeremiah delivers a warning from God to the people of Judah, urging them to amend their ways and not trust in empty words and rituals, but rather in a genuine relationship with God. [... more]