A caller shares their story of being deceived by the Jehovah's Witnesses and Mormon Church, and how they are now struggling with spiritual warfare and seeking guidance from their pastor and a Christian apologist. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the Eastern Orthodox Church's teachings on scripture, salvation, and baptism, with a focus on the Bible and historical accounts from Josephus. The hosts also explore the concept of the Holy Spirit and the priesthood, highlighting the differences between the Eastern Orthodox Church and other Christian denominations. [... more]

Baptism is a Trinitarian act that marks believers as children of God, setting them apart with the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Jesus' baptism is seen as a model for Christian baptism, demonstrating his obedience to the Father and his willingness to identify with sinners. Through baptism, believers are adopted as beloved sons of God, receiving the Father's full approval and delight. [... more]

The concept of free will is debated among Christians, with some arguing it's a sovereign king and others believing it's subservient to actuality. The validity of baptism is also discussed, with some arguing it's a necessary step for salvation and others believing it's a symbol of faith. The Roman Catholic Church's teachings on justification are examined, and the concept of soul sleep is discussed in the context of Jehovah's Witnesses. The nature of the Trinity is also explored, with one listener seeking clarification on how to pray to God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit. [... 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]

The discussion revolves around the topic of baptism, exploring its meaning, significance, and practices in the context of the Old Testament and the New Covenant. The conversation delves into the nature of the Trinity, the role of Jesus Christ, and the application of biblical principles to modern-day practices. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the concept of baptism and its role in Christianity, with a focus on whether it is necessary for salvation. The host and callers delve into various biblical passages, including Acts 2:38, Acts 10:44-48, and Romans 4:1-5, to explore the relationship between faith, baptism, and salvation. The conversation also touches on the importance of understanding the true nature of salvation, which is a gift of God, and the dangers of adding works or ceremonies to the process of salvation. [... more]

A disciple of Jesus is not just someone who believes in God, but someone who has surrendered their life to be like Jesus, to live like Jesus. A true disciple is a follower of Jesus who is actively committed to worship, family, service, stewardship, and witness. Every Christian is meant to reproduce and become a disciple maker. [... more]

Jesus' cousin John the Baptist struggled with doubt, wondering if Jesus was the Messiah. Jesus responded by pointing to Old Testament prophecies and emphasizing the importance of trusting in God's plan, even when it doesn't make sense. Jesus also highlighted John's greatness as a forerunner to the Messiah and encouraged believers to hold their course, trusting in God's goodness and sovereignty. [... more]

The church is described as a body with Christ as the head, and we the members of his body. We share a common life and show a common love, serving the same Lord. Loyalty to Jesus means loyalty to his body, and we are to work together, accepting ourselves, being ourselves, and giving ourselves to get to live. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the interpretation of Acts 2:38, focusing on the role of baptism in salvation and the relationship between faith and repentance. The conversation also delves into the concept of the pre-tribulation rapture and its connection to end times prophecy, exploring the biblical context and potential contradictions within the New Testament. [... more]

God's Word is more than just ink on a page, it's a living, breathing guide that changes us from the inside out. In the book of Acts, we see the early church come to life as Jesus' followers spread the Good News from Jerusalem to Rome, empowered by the Holy Spirit. As we explore this pivotal book, we'll discover the significance of the Holy Spirit's outpouring, the kingdom of God's vast scope, and the call to be witnesses to the world. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the role of Christianity in society, the influence of Satan, and the importance of adhering to God's principles. The host engages with callers on various topics, including the LGBT community, baptism, and the capabilities of Satan. The conversation highlights the need for Christians to be proactive in their faith and to stand up for their beliefs in the face of opposition. [... more]

Christians are taught not to be aggressive in a polite, biblical way, but aggressive in the faith, the gates of hell will not prevail against the church. They run from the gates instead of knocking them down. The devil's influence can be seen in the LGBT movement, which is ultimately demonic. God has created Adam and Eve, and he's created male and female to carry out the dominion mandate. Satan's capabilities are a mystery, but he can influence people in various ways, including making them sick or influencing the weather. [... more]

Pentecost is a significant day in the church calendar, marking the power and proclamation of the Holy Spirit. This event has a profound impact on believers' financial decisions, transforming their hearts and lives. As Christians, they are called to be good stewards of God's resources, using their finances to serve others and proclaim the good news of salvation. Understanding the power of Pentecost can help individuals make wise financial choices, prioritize their values, and live a life that honors God. [... more]

Baptism is a confession of faith in Christ, a communion with Christ, a consecration to Christ, and a picture of our consummation with Christ. It is a crucial moment in a person's salvation, and it is integral to the gospel, conversion, and the church. [... more]

The story of Cain and Abel reveals the importance of faith in giving, as God favors Abel's offering due to his trust and submission to God's authority. This biblical wisdom is applied to modern-day financial decisions, emphasizing the need for faith and generosity in one's financial journey. [... more]

A discussion on Mormonism, Christianity, and baptism, including a debate on the necessity of baptism for salvation and the role of healing in Christianity. The discussion also touches on spiritual warfare, the Trinity, and the nature of God. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses cessationism, charismatic gifts, and reformed theology, sharing personal experiences and biblical perspectives on the topic, while also touching on apologetics, hermeneutics, and presuppositional apologetics. [... more]

Hundreds of students were baptized after worship services at Auburn University Student newspaper editor Kristen Carr joins the podcast with the inside story Also KWAM News Anchor Ben Deeter on a controversy at University of Memphis along with Utah Mayor Trent Staggs and Duck Dynasty stars Al amp Kay Robertson See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

The concept of the baptism of the Holy Spirit has been a source of confusion in the church, with some believing it's a second work of grace for sanctification, while others see it as a work of grace to gift people for ministry. The biblical record in Acts shows that the Holy Spirit was poured out on all believers, including Jews, Samaritans, God-fearers, and Gentiles, verifying their inclusion in the New Testament church. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics, including baptism, salvation, and covenant theology, explaining that baptism is not necessary for salvation and that the Bible teaches justification by faith alone. He also addresses dispensationalism and its differences from covenant theology, emphasizing that God works covenantally based on His word and character. [... more]

The concept of baptism is a symbol of death to our old life and rebirth into a new one, marked by a decisive moment in our spiritual journey. This moment is not just about getting better, but about becoming brand new, free from the slavery of sin and empowered to live a life of purpose and meaning. [... more]

Alistair Begg explores the baptism debate, examining the Presbyterian view, Anglican position, and Reformed covenant theology. He discusses the significance of baptism, infant baptism, and the role of faith in the baptism process, highlighting the importance of biblical interpretation in understanding these concepts. [... more]

Nicodemus' story in the Bible is Jesus' answer to a group of people who claimed to believe in him, but their faith was superficial. Jesus teaches that one must be born again to see the kingdom of God, and that this rebirth is not just a matter of human effort, but a gift from God. He explains that our first birth is into a state of spiritual death, and that we need a new birth to be saved. Jesus also teaches that faith is not just about believing facts about him, but about surrendering to him as Lord and Savior. [... more]

A Christian school in North Carolina experienced a remarkable outpouring of faith, with over 100 students baptized after a chapel service. While some parents expressed disappointment at missing the event, others praised the school's emphasis on spiritual development and Christian values. [... more]

A Christian discusses the importance of baptism, salvation, and faith, sharing personal experiences and offering advice on finding a church and dealing with different religious traditions. [... more]

A personal account of the most spiritual moment in Pastor Greg Laurie's life, which surprisingly occurred during a time of great loss and grief, and how he found strength and comfort in God's presence. [... more]

Greg Laurie discusses the concept of almost Christians, those who claim to believe in Jesus but lack true faith. He explores the story of Herod Agrippa and Paul's testimony, highlighting the importance of having one's eyes opened to the truth and turning from darkness to light. [... more]

A discussion on predestination, free will, and the sovereignty of God, with a focus on the biblical teachings of Calvinism and Reformed theology. The conversation explores the relationship between God's sovereignty and human free will, and how this impacts our understanding of salvation and the role of the Holy Spirit. [... more]

Pastor Erwin Lutzer explores Jesus' baptism in the Jordan River, revealing its significance as a public declaration of his mission and a prefiguring of his future baptism on the cross. He explains how Jesus' baptism identifies us with his death, burial, and resurrection, and how it demonstrates the Trinity's involvement in our salvation. [... more]

The Bible teaches that human free will is not compatible with God's sovereign decrees and election, and that true goodness is based on God's character, not human understanding or actions. [... more]

Fasting has been used for centuries as a means of spiritual purification and physical healing. The Bible teaches that fasting can help to cleanse the body of toxins and improve overall health. Some people have reported significant improvements in their health after fasting, including reduced blood pressure and improved mental clarity. However, fasting can also be challenging and may require careful planning and preparation. In addition to its physical benefits, fasting can also have spiritual benefits, such as increased willpower and a deeper sense of connection to God. In this podcast, we explore the benefits and challenges of fasting and discuss how it can be used as a tool for spiritual growth and physical healing. [... more]

Jesus' perfect active obedience is a matter of life and death, fulfilling the covenant of works and providing the righteousness needed for redemption. His baptism by John the Baptist marked the beginning of His earthly public ministry, anointing Him as the Christos, Messiah. [... more]

A spiritual awakening took place in the Detroit Lions locker room, where three quarterbacks, John Kitna, Josh McCown, and Dan Orlovsky, led by their faith, brought about a remarkable transformation, impacting their teammates and the entire team. [... more]

A true disciple is not merely someone who believes in Jesus, but someone who is committed to living like Jesus lived, seeking to know, love, and obey God above all else, and is actively engaged in making disciples through worship, belonging, serving, stewarding, and witnessing. [... more]

John the Baptist's message of urgency and repentance remains relevant today, emphasizing the importance of bearing fruit worthy of conversion and criticizing those in power for their moral failings. His call for voluntary compassion and voluntary giving to those in need is a key aspect of his teachings, as is his condemnation of those who use their power to intimidate or extort others. The church's role in standing up to corrupt governments and advocating for the sanctity of human life is also a central theme in his ministry. [... more]

A man from Ethiopia, a court official, is on a spiritual quest, reading from the prophet Isaiah, when he meets Philip the Evangelist, who explains the scriptures and shares the gospel, leading to the man's baptism and a new lease on life, highlighting the importance of community and seeking God with a whole heart. [... more]

The host discusses various topics, including the Olympics, predestination, and covenant theology, while also addressing questions from listeners on baptism, Catholicism, and marriage. He emphasizes the importance of understanding covenant theology and its application to biblical teachings, including the concept of predestination and the nature of salvation. [... more]

Steve Hemphill shares his journey of using Bible verses on tent stakes to help people overcome demonic activity and find faith. He shares numerous stories of miracles and God's power in transforming lives, from curing agoraphobia to stopping crime in a small town. [... more]

The Bible teaches that women should not be pastors or elders in the church, and that men are responsible for standing up for the truth and teaching biblical theology. The concept of free will is also discussed, as well as the origins of humanity and the existence of UFOs. Additionally, the accuracy of carbon dating and its implications for understanding the age of the earth are explored. [... more]

A discussion on various Christian topics including the end times, apostasy, baptism, election, and atonement, as well as a conversation about vaccine passports and their implications. [... more]

The concept of baptism is explored in the context of biblical theology, with discussion on its relationship to salvation, faith, and the covenant. The importance of understanding the nuances of baptism, including its various forms and purposes, is emphasized. The conversation also touches on the role of faith in salvation and the need for a correct understanding of God's sovereignty and love. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various Bible doctrines, including communion, baptism, and the role of sovereignty and providence in one's life. He also addresses questions on presuppositional apologetics, divorce, and marriage, and provides insights on how to navigate complex biblical teachings. [... more]

A discussion on the importance of faith alone in Christ alone for salvation, and how certain churches and denominations can lead to legalism and a false understanding of salvation. The hosts also address various topics such as the role of baptism, the importance of modesty, and the concept of spiritual oppression. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various Christian apologetics topics, including faith and trust, near-death experiences, and end times prophecy. He also addresses Mormonism and the importance of baptism as a sign and seal of righteousness. [... more]

A discussion on various Bible doctrines, including God's existence, repentance and salvation, and the meaning of baptism. The hosts also address topics such as socialism and its relationship to freedom, and the connection between BLM and Marxism. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including marriage covenants, baptism, and the validity of different baptisms, as well as addressing questions on flat earth theory, miracles, and salvation, while emphasizing the importance of biblical theology and the work of Christ on the cross. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various biblical topics, including the interpretation of Luke 10:1-7, the meaning of the Angel of the Lord, and Catholic doctrines such as the Immaculate Conception. He also addresses questions from listeners on baptismal regeneration, the role of Mary in the Catholic Church, and the nature of Jesus Christ. [... more]

The essence of being a disciple is not just about believing in Jesus, but about living like him and doing what he did. A true disciple is someone who wants to know and do what their master knows and does, and who is committed to making disciples themselves. The Great Commission is not just about going to the ends of the earth preaching the gospel, but about making disciples who can reproduce themselves in the lives of others. [... more]

A remarkable season in the Detroit Lions' locker room in 2006 and 2007 saw a profound impact on the lives of players and their families as they came to faith and experienced spiritual growth through a Christian ministry led by the team's chaplain. [... more]

Caregivers often struggle with resentment when dealing with loved ones' addiction, leading to enabling behaviors that can harm both the caregiver and the addict. Establishing healthy boundaries and seeking support is crucial for caregivers to maintain their own well-being and help their loved ones find recovery. [... more]

A caregiver struggles with feelings of guilt and purpose after caring for their mother, but finds solace in their faith and the understanding that their life is not defined by their caregiving role. They learn to accept the gift of God's grace and to see themselves as God sees them, covered in Christ's righteousness. [... more]