Matt Slick discusses various topics in Christian apologetics, including Social Trinitarianism, Moral Anti-Realism, and the importance of grounding in Christian theology. He also shares his experiences engaging with atheists and addressing questions from listeners on topics such as tattoos and occult symbols, and the need for Christians to be well-equipped in apologetics and theology. [... more]

Discussing the concept of ultimate authority and its relation to God's existence, with a focus on Mormonism and Christian Trinitarianism. Exploring the idea that truth corresponds to the mind of God and how this concept is used to justify truth in different religious systems. [... more]

The Bible emphasizes the importance of unity among believers, as it is a reflection of God's nature. Dr. Tony Evans explains that unity is not about sameness, but about shared purpose, and that Satan's goal is to create disunity among believers. He also discusses the concept of Trinitarianism and how it relates to unity, and emphasizes the need for believers to fight for unity in order to experience God's power and blessing. [... more]

The concept of God's nature and personhood is explored, discussing the differences between Unitarianism, Binitarianism, and Trinitarianism. Molinism and prevenient grace are also examined, with a focus on the relationship between God's sovereignty and human free will. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the nature of God, the role of the Holy Spirit, and the interpretation of biblical passages related to salvation, baptism, and the prophetic movement. The hosts and callers engage in a theological debate, exploring the relationship between faith, scripture, and the charismatic gifts. They examine the concept of perichoresis, the importance of scripture in understanding God's nature, and the distinction between baptism as a sign of faith and baptism as a means of salvation. [... more]

Mormon scholars, such as David Paulsen, attempt to redefine the Godhead, but their views differ from traditional Mormon teachings. This creates confusion among Christians trying to understand Mormonism, particularly regarding the nature of God and the Trinity. [... more]