Matt Slick discusses various Christian apologetics topics, including the Ten Commandments, the problem of evil, dispensationalism, baptism, the canon of scripture, annihilationism, and eternal conscious torment, using biblical references and logical arguments to support his views. [... more]

A cultural shift is underway as young men seek spiritual answers and a sense of purpose, rejecting the shallowness of past generations and turning to ancient wisdom, the church, and good books. [... more]

Herman Melville's life reads like his books, full of adventure, color, and penetrating genius. He's now considered America's Shakespeare, but his high esteem today is far from the reality he experienced during his lifetime. Melville's experiences in the Marquesas Islands marked him for the rest of his life as a man who had lived among the cannibals, and they also provided material for his first book, Taipei. He was rescued by an Australian whaling ship and signed on as a seaman, earning his keep working odd jobs and eventually enlisting in the U.S. Navy. Melville's 14 months on board would become the basis for his fifth book, White Jacket. He returned to New York and to his distinguished family, but his education never ceased, and he devoured every book he could get his hands on. Melville's experiences and writings would go on to shape American literature, and he would become a master of fiction, but his reputation fell into the dumpster during his lifetime, and he died almost anonymously. [... more]

Christian marriage is worth defending and nurturing, and strong marriages are essential to strong families and a healthy society. Weekend to Remember marriage conferences aim to bring couples closer together through speaker-led conferences and personal stories, focusing on oneness and legacy, and are open to anyone seeking a better marriage, regardless of faith background. [... more]

The knowledge of God has penetrated every corner of the universe, yet everyone distorts and twists it, making everyone guilty before God. General revelation is insufficient for salvation, and special revelation is necessary to understand God's character and will. The Westminster Confession emphasizes the importance of Holy Scripture, which is God-breathed and necessary for faith and life. [... more]

The Bible is the canon of texts that Christians believe are authoritative for determining their faith and practice. It is a collection of sixty-six books that provide the frame for understanding the church and its relationship with God. The process of establishing the canon took centuries, with the church ultimately deciding which texts were inspired and authoritative. The Bible is remarkably reliable, with over 28,000 ancient manuscripts of the New Testament and a strong historical evidence for the canon. Christians believe that the Bible is the Word of God, conveying the rule of faith and the teaching of the apostles. It is a source of inspiration and guidance for believers, providing a framework for understanding God's relationship with humanity. [... more]

The Reformation's emphasis on Scripture Alone is rooted in the understanding that God's Word is the ultimate authority, not tradition or human reasoning. Thomas Cranmer's teachings on the power of Scripture to transform human hearts and minds are a key aspect of this movement, as seen in his work on the English Reformation. The story of Augustine's conversion highlights the importance of the Holy Spirit's role in guiding individuals to faith and the dangers of relying on human efforts to achieve salvation. The Bible's promise of salvation by grace, through faith in Jesus Christ, is a central theme in Cranmer's teachings and a key aspect of the Reformation's message. [... more]

The Bible has had a profound impact on world history, influencing literature, arts, and culture. Its translation has been a complex process, with various versions and interpretations emerging over the centuries. From the King James Bible to modern translations, the Holy Bible has continued to shape the Western Christian Church and beyond. [... more]

The Bible's authenticity and authority are rooted in its divine inspiration, with human authors being moved by the Holy Spirit to record the breath of God. The process of inspiration is a mystery of God collaborating with humanity to produce inerrant text, with three primary ways: ordinary developments, ordinary descriptions, and divine dictation. The canon of Scripture is a completed record of divine revelation, identified through providence, authorship, content, and usefulness, with the Word of God transforming lives and equipping believers for a holy life. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various Bible doctrines, including the Council of Nicaea and the Council of Trent, the Eucharist, and the nature of hell and the lake of fire. He also addresses questions from listeners about the atonement, the canon of Scripture, and the role of the Holy Spirit in guiding the church. [... more]

Dan Fogelberg's song 'Leader of the Band' is a heartfelt tribute to his musician father, Lawrence Fogelberg, and their special bond. The song helped bridge the gap between fathers and sons, and fathers and daughters, allowing them to express their love and solidify their relationships while there's still time. [... more]

The Bible is the complete and binding standard for rule, faith, and life, composed of 66 books written by over 40 different authors over a period of 1500 plus years, with God determining the canon and man recognizing it, and it is the word of God to man, not the word of man about God. [... more]

Pastor Ernie Sanders discusses the Holy Spirit and sign gifts in the New Testament, comparing them to modern-day interpretations. He also talks about property tax reform in Ohio, citing the need for abolition and the impact on seniors and low-income individuals. [... more]

Jesus' anger in the temple was a righteous indignation against the false teachings and commercialization of worship, demonstrating his propitiatory sacrifice and the importance of understanding biblical theology, particularly in relation to the certificate of debt and sin debt. [... more]

The host discusses the Eastern Orthodox Church's worship of Mary, questioning its idolatrous nature and comparing it to biblical teachings. He also addresses the issue of church authority and the Bible canon, arguing that it is not the church that gives us scripture, but God. [... more]

The Bible's authority is rooted in its inspiration, but how did the New Testament canon form? The early church faced challenges in recognizing the true books of the Bible, with figures like Marcion attempting to create their own canons. R.C. Sproul explains the process of canon formation, highlighting the importance of distinguishing between the inspired Word of God and human writings. [... more]

The Bible's trustworthiness can be verified through its internal claims, fulfilled prophecy, unity of theme, early acceptance of the message, and archaeological evidence. The manuscript evidence for the Old and New Testaments is extensive, with over 10,000 manuscripts for the Old Testament and 25,000 for the New Testament. Despite some copyist errors and alleged contradictions, the Bible's text has been remarkably preserved, with 99.9% of the New Testament text being pure. [... more]

The early church's understanding of the Bible and its teachings on the Trinity, Christology, and the canon of the New Testament are explored in this study of the first 500 years of church history. The ancient church's formation of the Catholic tradition and its missionary work are also examined, highlighting the importance of understanding the church's past to better grasp its present and future. [... more]

Dan Fogelberg's song 'Leader of the Band' is a heartfelt tribute to his musician father, Lawrence Fogelberg, and the impact he had on his life. The song has helped bridge the gap between fathers and sons, and has been a way for people to express their love to their fathers and solidify their relationships. [... more]

The Jack Smith trial has erupted into chaos, with prosecutors and defense attorneys clashing over pretrial motions and allegations of prosecutorial misconduct. Meanwhile, the border remains a top concern, with thousands of people crossing into the US illegally every day, raising questions about national security and the rule of law. Author Tulsi Gabbard discusses her new book, 'Love of Country,' and shares her experiences at the border, where she witnessed a well-organized and efficient system for illegal crossings. [... more]