Matt Slick discusses various topics including Christian apologetics, Catholicism, Islam, Mormonism, Bible study, and evangelism. He answers listener questions on the Trinity, Calvinism, and the book of Revelation, and shares his thoughts on the importance of balance in Bible study and the need for a Christ-centered message in sermons. [... more]

A panel discussion about the gift and experience of holiness as it is offered to Christians and God's desire for Christians. The discussion explores the nature of God, the concept of entire sanctification, and how it relates to living a holy life. [... more]

The hosts discuss the importance of human connection and community during times of isolation, highlighting the need for churches to break down social barriers and come together to support one another. They reflect on the current state of church attendance and the potential for a revival, emphasizing the importance of face-to-face interactions and building meaningful relationships. [... more]

Pastor Ken Cline shares his experience with tabletop discussions, finding that deeper connections and spiritual growth occur in smaller groups, away from the temple or Sunday school classroom. He emphasizes the importance of trust, conviction, and being open to the Spirit of God in these conversations, and how they can lead to meaningful relationships and a deeper understanding of one's faith. [... more]

Pastor Ken Cline shares his experience with tabletop discussions, finding that they lead to deeper connections and spiritual growth among church members. He emphasizes the importance of trust, conviction, and pastoral care in these conversations, which can be a powerful tool for discipleship and community building. [... more]

The concept of taking every thought captive to make it obedient to Christ is a powerful idea that can transform one's life. Major Mike Harris explores this concept in the context of Christianity, drawing from Scripture and the writings of C.S. Lewis and John Wesley. He discusses the importance of controlling one's thoughts and the dangers of going beyond Scriptural principles. [... more]

Men are encouraged to develop an intimate relationship with God, becoming disciple makers and leaders in their communities. They are urged to prioritize mentorship, accountability, and community, and to lead their families with a positive and spiritual tone. [... more]

Men's spiritual maturity and relationship with Christ are being tested during the pandemic. Pastors are facing challenges in leading their churches, and some are struggling with attendance and support. The importance of intimacy with God and not being paralyzed by fear is emphasized, as well as the need for men to take a stand and lead in their communities. [... more]

The church is facing a crisis due to the pandemic, with many people absent from services and finances dwindling. Pastor Ken Cline discusses how his church, Christ Wesleyan, is adapting to the situation by focusing on community service and outreach, and how individuals can make a difference by volunteering and getting engaged in their local communities. [... more]