Matt Slick discusses the importance of apostolic authority in Christianity, critiquing Eastern Orthodoxy and Roman Catholicism for lacking the ability to perform miracles and heal the sick. He also explores the concept of presuppositional apologetics, arguing that the Christian Trinity is necessary for intelligibility and that moral absolutes require a universal lawgiver. [... more]

Gen Z is seeking meaning and stability in a society allergic to absolutes, with many turning to more demanding forms of faith, such as stricter religious groups and traditional institutions, in search of a sense of permanence and purpose. [... more]

The concept of moral responsibility is a primary reason why some people deny the existence of God, as it implies accountability for one's actions. The idea of absolutes is central to the Christian faith, but is often rejected by those who advocate for relativism and nihilism. This rejection can lead to a loss of meaning and purpose, as well as a lack of objective standards for truth and morality. In contrast, the Christian faith provides a framework for understanding the origin and destiny of humanity, and assigns dignity and value to human existence based on its relationship to an absolute being. [... more]

Exploring the importance of theology in everyday life, Kelly Kapik and his guests discuss how understanding God's nature and attributes can impact relationships, parenting, and personal growth. They delve into the concept of being a 'good theologian' and how it's not about giving right answers, but about living out one's faith in practical ways. [... more]

Adrian Rogers discusses the importance of a Christian worldview and the need for absolute truth in a world where moral absolutes are being rejected. He examines the influence of philosophers such as Hegel, Feuerbach, Marx, Darwin, and Freud on modern thought and culture, and warns against the dangers of humanism, atheism, and the survival of the fittest. Rogers encourages Christians to stand firm in their faith and to share the truth of the Gospel with others. [... more]

No nation that outlaws the mention of God in the public square, celebrates the murder of its own children, and destroys the most basic unit of society, the family, will survive. Dr. Robert Jeffress explains how America's decline began with the removal of God from public life, the legalization of abortion, and the redefinition of marriage, and how Christians can push back against evil by being salt and light in the world. [... more]

David's psalm reveals the secret to steadfastness when the foundations crumble: looking to God's sovereignty, awareness, and justice. He reminds us that God's throne is in heaven, ruling with supremacy, and that He sees everything, including our sinful deeds and motives. David's answer to how we respond to cultural decay is to look to God for security and refuge, remembering that the unbeliever has none. [... more]

The concept of being made in God's image is a central theme in Christianity, encompassing moral absolutes, human identity, and the nature of truth. It is rooted in the biblical account of creation, where humans are described as being created in God's likeness. This understanding has implications for human relationships, social justice, and the recognition of inherent worth and dignity in every human being. [... more]

The pursuit of truth has been replaced by relativistic truthiness, leading to societal breakdown. Pastors Erwin Lutzer and Larry McCarthy discuss where real truth comes from and why it will never change, emphasizing the importance of God's truth and moral absolutes in a culture that is increasingly rejecting these concepts. [... more]

Christians are called to prioritize their allegiance to God and live out their faith in a way that reflects their dual citizenship, praying for those in authority, preaching and teaching the truth, and modeling a life of love and service, rather than relying on the government or church to solve societal problems. [... more]

The Bible teaches that there are two kingdoms in conflict, a spiritual eternal kingdom and a temporal concrete kingdom. Every believer has dual citizenship, with a responsibility to both heaven and the government. The church is ordained by God to make disciples, not to change the culture or bring about major cultural change. Christians should be faithful to their government, submitting to authorities and paying taxes, while also being the kind of people that it's like Jesus living inside their body in their arena of influence. [... more]

Mike Johnson, the Speaker of the U.S. House, shares his personal story of being the product of teen pregnancy and how it shaped his commitment to the sanctity of human life. He discusses the importance of recognizing the moral crisis in the country and the need to rebuild a culture of life. Johnson also shares his experiences as a Christian leader and how his faith guides his decisions, including his response to criticism and attacks on his faith. [... more]

When we judge others' motives, we have a distorted view of God, ourselves, and others. Jesus teaches that we should not judge another person's motives, but rather focus on their actions and confront sin in obedience to the Word of God. Practicing self-examination and repentance is essential to avoiding the boomerang judgment of God. [... more]

Exploring the concept of theology as a natural part of everyday life, Kelly Kapic discusses how recognizing God's presence and love can shape our understanding of the world and our relationships with others. He emphasizes the importance of being practical theologians, living out our faith in real-life situations, and not just giving right answers. Kapic also shares personal anecdotes and biblical examples to illustrate the transformative power of theology in shaping our worldview and behavior. [... more]

The hosts discuss the nature of God, logical absolutes, and the transcendental argument, exploring the Christian worldview and its implications. They also delve into eschatology, analyzing the Book of Revelation and its chiastic structures, and emphasize the importance of Bible study in understanding scripture. [... more]

The concept of truth and morality is rooted in the nature of God, who is the author of all truth and the basis of moral absolutes. Without God, societies will crumble and lawlessness will become the norm. The idea of the rapture and tribulation is discussed, with a focus on the wicked being taken and the righteous being left. The concept of democide and control markers is also explored, highlighting the dangers of government control and manipulation. [... more]

Jesus' hometown of Nazareth initially welcomed him with praise, but their feelings quickly turned against him due to his message. Jesus' words and actions were guided by his desire to please God, not the crowd. He emphasized the importance of standing firm on moral absolutes, following God's will, and the truth of salvation through Jesus Christ alone. Jesus' example teaches us to prioritize pleasing God over human popularity and to be willing to face the consequences of standing for the truth. [... more]

As we look toward a new year, it's essential to prioritize wisdom, which is the ability to think through the mind of God, see through the eye of God, hear with the ear of God, and live by the heart of God. According to Proverbs 3, the characteristics of a wise person include following God's Word, seeking God's will, acknowledging God's ownership, submitting to God's correction, maintaining God's perspective, and fulfilling their obligations. By living a life of wisdom, we can honor God and experience His blessing in our lives. [... more]

The church is called to be a watchman and counter the culture of hate, death, and darkness with the truth and love of God, leading to a great awakening and restoration of the culture and society. [... more]

David's son Solomon, despite being given great wisdom and wealth by God, descends into sin and emptiness, ultimately concluding that the key to a full life is to fear God and keep his commandments. This message emphasizes the importance of intimacy with God, wisdom, and living a life that honors and glorifies Him. [... more]