Praying for the unsaved is a biblical imperative, and God wants to save whoever you're praying for. To pray effectively, you need to understand God's will and have faith that He can do it. Pray for God to open their eyes, mind, ears, and heart to understand His truth and salvation. [... more]

The Christian faith is defended through apologetics, which involves understanding biblical theology, logic, and philosophy. Baptism of the Holy Spirit is a distinct topic from water baptism, and the Trinity is a fundamental concept in Christianity. The early church was evangelistic, focused on the essentials of the gospel, and in close fellowship with one another. Understanding hell and punishment is essential to the Christian faith, but it is not a primary doctrine. [... more]

Jesus teaches the parable of the tares and wheat, explaining that the tares represent unsaved individuals who appear to be saved but are deceived about their own salvation, while the wheat represents those who are truly saved and have their roots in the gospel. The parable highlights the importance of discerning between the two and not judging others based on appearance, but rather on the fruit of their lives. [... more]

Knowing that some loved ones do not have a relationship with Jesus Christ can be a painful experience for Christians. Pastor Lee Strobel encourages listeners to continue praying for their friends and family members who don't know the Lord, citing the example of Jesus' own prayers for those who were spiritually lost. He shares the story of James Hudson Taylor, a missionary who was prayed for by his mother and went on to make a significant contribution to the cause of world mission. Strobel emphasizes the importance of praying for others, not just for their salvation, but also for the transformation of our own attitudes and relationships. [... more]

The value of a soul is priceless, and winning souls is a command from Christ. A soul winner's program involves going forth, weeping for the lost, and bearing precious seed, the Word of God. With passion and power, soul winners can reap a harvest of joy and see people come to Christ, bringing their sheaves with them. [... more]

To truly understand the Bible, one must receive Jesus Christ as the saving author, believe in the authority of the Word of God, resolve to seriously analyze it, and respond with a steadfast application of its truths. This involves learning to rightly divide the Word of truth, understanding its context, using common sense, and concentrating on its meaning. By doing so, one can experience spiritual growth, transformation, and a deeper relationship with God. [... more]

Dean and Sarah discuss the concept of cultural Christianity, where people claim to be Christians but lack a genuine faith. They explore eight categories of cultural Christians, including the country club Christian, Christmas and Easter Christian, God and country Christian, and more. The conversation highlights the need for evangelism and the importance of sharing the true gospel with those who may be unsaved. [... more]

God's love is a powerful force that never fails, and it's a love that's wide, long, and high, reaching every area of our lives. He holds us fiercely and will never let go, and His love is so great that He would sacrifice His Son to bring us back into a relationship with Him. If we know God loves us this much, it should change our lives, giving us absolute certainty that He'll take care of us, making us aware that our lives are valuable and important to Him, and freeing us from guilt and condemnation. We can live with the assurance that God deeply loves our unsaved loved ones and never stops pursuing them, and that our future is secure in His hands, whether on earth or in heaven. [... more]

God's love is a powerful, unconditional, and divine force that changes lives. It's a giving love that pours out on us, and it's greater than any earthly father's love. God's love is perfect, it's not based on our worthiness, but on His desire to have a relationship with us. It's a love that's lavished on us, and it's the foundation of our identity as children of God. [... more]

The Gospel of Christ is a message of substitutionary atonement, where God's love is declared through the cross of Christ, redeeming us from sin and its consequences. This message is rooted in biblical theology, emphasizing faith and salvation through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. [... more]

Paul and his companions face a shipwreck, but instead of being ashamed, they choose to stand firm in their faith, knowing that God is in control. The story serves as a reminder that the majority can be wrong, and that Christians should stand tough in the face of adversity, trusting in God's plan and invitation to a banquet in heaven. [... more]

Navigating life with unsaved shipmates can be challenging, but Christians must remain unashamed of their faith and preach the gospel. The story of Paul's journey to Rome, as recorded in Acts 27, serves as a metaphor for the struggles of being a witness to Christ in a hostile world. [... more]

Jesus teaches his disciples to be afraid of living a lie, forgetting the future, and caving in to culture, while encouraging them to fear God and trust in his omniscience and presence. [... more]

The Christian Real View discusses the importance of spiritual warfare and the need for spiritual armor to protect against Satan's schemes. Pastor Matt Morrell explains the shield of faith, the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit, emphasizing the importance of prayer and the power of God's word in spiritual warfare. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses his experience attending a United Pentecostal Church service where he met David K. Bernard, a prominent oneness doctrine proponent, and engages in a debate about the Trinity and baptism. He also takes calls from listeners on various topics, including the book of Daniel, abortion, and critical thinking. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses the nature of the universe and the existence of God, citing examples from philosophy, science, and the Bible. He explores the concept of the Trinity and how it provides the necessary preconditions for intelligibility and morality. Slick also delves into the idea of the universal mind and how it relates to the concept of God. Additionally, he touches on the topic of quantum physics and its implications for our understanding of the universe. [... more]

Greg Laurie discusses the book of Revelation, specifically the last leg of the book, and how sin wrecks everything. He explores the concept of Satan's influence and the devil's desire to wreak havoc before Jesus' return. Laurie also delves into the millennium, a period of time when Christ will rule on earth, bringing world peace, joy, and no more disabilities. However, he also touches on the idea that Satan will be released after 1000 years and people will follow him, demonstrating humanity's wicked nature. [... more]

Dean and Sarah discuss the concept of cultural Christianity, where people claim to be Christians but their faith is not based on a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. They identify eight categories of cultural Christians, including the country club Christian, the Christmas and Easter Christian, and the God and country Christian. They emphasize the importance of evangelism and reaching people with the true gospel, rather than just going through the motions of Christianity. [... more]

Many people claim to be Christians but lack a genuine faith in Jesus, instead relying on vague notions of God and morality. This phenomenon is known as cultural Christianity, where people identify as Christians due to their upbringing or social norms rather than a personal relationship with Jesus. Evangelists Dean and Sarah discuss the importance of presenting the true gospel to these individuals, helping them understand the difference between biblical Christianity and cultural Christianity. [... more]

Knowing that loved ones may not have a relationship with Jesus Christ can be painful for Christians. Pastor Lee Strobel encourages listeners to continue praying for their friends and family, as prayer can be a powerful tool in bringing people to faith. He shares personal stories and biblical examples to illustrate the importance of praying for others, and provides practical guidance on how to do so. [... more]