Matt Slick discusses various biblical topics, including tithing, covenant theology, salvation, and the intermediate state between death and resurrection. He explores the meaning of key phrases, such as 'leading captivity captive' and 'gifts to men', and examines the concept of Abraham's bosom and Hades. [... more]

Jenny Allen shares her series Get Out of Your Head, emphasizing the importance of taking control of our thoughts and recognizing the enemy's tactics to destroy our faith. She highlights the power of God to destroy strongholds and the need to fight back against toxic thoughts and lies. [... more]

Influential Christian leaders may be unwittingly siding with anti-Christian forces, compromising their values and contributing to a culture in decline. Dr. John West argues that this 'Stockholm Syndrome Christianity' is a result of Christians being captive to secular influences, leading to a loss of biblical values and a failure to stand for truth. He offers practical solutions for individuals to take control of their lives, families, and communities, and to be a light in a dark culture. [... more]

We'll explore the idea that true freedom comes not from giving more, but from treasuring God most. We'll examine how our hearts can be enslaved to wealth, even when giving generously, and how choosing a better treasure can lead to a more fulfilling life. [... more]

A couple shares their journey of transformation in their marriage, from a pattern of criticism and negativity to a culture of affirmation and positive thinking. They discuss how their expectations and thought patterns affected their relationship and how they learned to speak life to each other, leading to a deeper connection and spiritual growth. [... more]

A remarkable exchange between Jesus and Barabbas illustrates the Gospel and offers a message of undeserved freedom. The story reveals the true nature of the Messiah and the sacrifice He made for humanity. [... more]

Living a life of biblical finance means surrendering to God's lordship, exercising stewardship, and giving generously. It's about managing money as a tool to accomplish God's purposes, not as an end in itself. By understanding and applying these principles, individuals can make wise financial decisions, overcome debt, and experience God's best in their lives. [... more]

Dr. Lester Tenney recounts his harrowing experiences as a prisoner of war during the Japanese occupation of the Philippines, including the Bataan Death March and life in a coal mine, where he and fellow prisoners developed a complex system of finance and trade to survive. [... more]

The insidious ideology of social justice has metastasized in society, threatening Western civilization and biblical principles. Christians are particularly susceptible to this ideology, which prioritizes social issues over the Great Commission. Pastor Jeff Klewer shares his experience living in the inner city of Philadelphia, where he witnessed the devastating impact of social justice rhetoric on the lives of people he loved. [... more]

The author explores the importance of ordinary evangelism by ordinary people, highlighting three gospel conversations with three different individuals, including a spiritually interested woman, a demon-possessed slave girl, and a Philippian jailer. He emphasizes the need to reach people beyond the church, including physical and spiritual captives, and shares strategies for doing so, including delivering people from adversity and showing extravagant grace. [... more]

The speaker reflects on America's decline, comparing it to the Old Testament story of Nehemiah, who rebuilt the walls of Jerusalem. The speaker emphasizes the importance of faith, prayer, and action in restoring America to its former glory, citing Nehemiah's example of visualizing the problem, agonizing in prayer, and organizing to take action. [... more]

The conversation revolves around the infiltration of post-Christian ideologies, such as DEI and Critical Race Theory, into the church and society, and how they contradict the biblical worldview. The discussion highlights the dangers of empty deceptions and the importance of standing firm on biblical truth. [... more]

Paul's letter to the Colossians emphasizes the importance of focusing on Christ for spiritual maturity, wisdom, and knowledge. He warns against Gnosticism and deception, urging believers to test everything against the Word and the authority of Christ. [... more]

The red-green axis is taking over American colleges, with students and professors siding with Hamas and the Palestinian cause to destroy Israel. Meanwhile, the Middle East is in crisis, with Iran's nuclear program and Russia's invasion of Ukraine posing significant threats to global stability. Christians are called to support Israel and pray for the peace of Jerusalem, despite the country's rebellion against God. [... more]

Send us a textGUEST ALEX NEWMAN author Indoctrinating Our Children to DeathMost Christians who discern the times know that the U S public education system i e government-run schools is humanistic to the core humanism being the worldview religion where man is the highest authority Under the banner of separation of church and state subversives have successfully removed from government schools the most important subject to understand truth reality God Capturing and secularizing the education system has been the top goal of God-rejecting Marxists for well over years according to Alex Newman our guest this weekend and the author of [... more]

Sexual sin blinds the eyes and dulls the hearts, but the gospel liberates the sexual captive by providing a love that satisfies the thirst of the soul and gives power over passions. The love of God is a gift that many are dying to experience, and it's the only true cure for lust, which happens when we fix our eyes on Jesus and his sacrifice on the cross. [... more]

Jesus liberates people from the power of sin by becoming their sin and suffering its consequences in their place. He presents sex as a profound union between two people, a covenant relationship that involves physical, emotional, and spiritual oneness. God's rules are not arbitrary, but rather based on His design for human beings as a psychosomatic unity. The gospel message tells us that change comes from acceptance, not the other way around, and that God's acceptance is the power that liberates us from sin. [... more]

A woman's search for love and fulfillment through multiple marriages and affairs is contrasted with Jesus' offer of living water, which brings spiritual freedom and a deeper understanding of God's love and acceptance. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the concept of post-Christian America, where empty deceptions like DEI and critical race theory are vying for people's minds. These ideologies are rooted in Marxism and are causing division, leading to a loss of biblical worldview and the rejection of Christianity. [... more]

Sharon Epps shares a giving portfolio approach that aligns with God's Word, helping individuals evaluate their giving in light of their passions and biblical principles. She discusses how to treat giving like a portfolio, with multiple buckets and purposes, and how to apply this approach to real-life situations. [... more]

The stories of 20 prisoners of war who were also captured by love, sharing their experiences of survival, resilience, and the power of relationships, highlighting the importance of communication, forgiveness, and faith in building strong and lasting relationships. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the Christian concepts of regeneration, salvation, repentance, and faith, with a focus on the relationship between these ideas and the divinity of Jesus Christ. The conversation also touches on the Trinity and the attributes of God, with participants exploring the biblical basis for these concepts and addressing criticisms from other theological perspectives. [... more]

The root of hopelessness is often rooted in wrong thinking and distorted worldviews, leading to spiritual erosion and a loss of faith. A Christian worldview is essential for stability, morality, and hope, while a lack of purpose can contribute to feelings of hopelessness. Recognizing the importance of a relationship with God and being a new creation in Christ can help individuals overcome hopelessness and find direction in life. [... more]

The story of King Ahasuerus and his rash decision to banish his queen, Vashti, serves as a lesson in the doctrine of providence. Despite his power and wealth, the king was trapped by his own irreversible decree, illustrating the concept of clarity in God's sovereignty. However, the story also highlights the mystery of God's ways, as he directs all things without violating causality. This paradox is a fundamental aspect of the doctrine of providence, which emphasizes God's continued exercise of divine energy to sustain the universe and bring things to their appointed end. [... more]

Abuse can lead to emotional captivity, but God offers a way out through forgiveness and healing. Pastor Lutzer shares stories of people who have been abused and how they found freedom and vindication through their faith in God. [... more]

God's ability to put your past behind you and give you a new beginning is a powerful truth that can bring emotional healing and freedom from addiction and abuse. Pastor Erwin Lutzer shares three assurances from Scripture that can help you overcome your past and find faith in God. [... more]

The story of Jacob de Shazer, a Doolittle Raider who was captured by the Japanese after the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor, and his remarkable journey to forgiveness and redemption, ultimately becoming a missionary in Japan and spreading the message of love and forgiveness. [... more]

The collapse of biblical authority in America has led to the rise of wokeness, a form of Marxism that rejects God's order for creation and fosters grievance, blame, and division. This ideology has taken hold in various sectors of society, including the evangelical church, and has been promoted by influential figures such as the Gospel Coalition and Eric Mason. Christians must be aware of this threat and proclaim the gospel of grace versus the woke message of grievance, which is a battle of atonement doctrines. The true gospel offers a grace gospel grounded in a forgiving father who works through a loving son and a powerful spirit, while wokeness offers a grievance gospel that divides churches and seeks to silence Christians. [... more]

The concept of a 'woke religion' has taken hold in America, promoting a worldview that rejects God's assessment and solutions for mankind. This ideology, rooted in Marxist principles, seeks to dynamite and rebuild society, promoting guilt transfers and reparations as a means of atonement. Christians must be informed about this ideology to avoid being taken captive by its empty deception. Meanwhile, the World Health Organization is pushing for a global pandemic treaty that would grant it operational control over governments' public health systems, raising concerns about surveillance and digital IDs. [... more]

Jenny Allen teaches on the importance of taking every thought captive, recognizing the enemy's lies, and wielding divine power to destroy strongholds and change our minds. She shares her personal story of spiritual attack and how she found freedom through discipline and training her thoughts. [... more]

God's instructions to captive Judah living in Babylon offer surprising answers for living as a minority in a pagan culture. Building houses, having strong families, being good neighbors, praying for the city, and looking beyond the present to the future are key principles for thriving in a foreign environment. [... more]

You are not an Ishmael, but an Isaac, born of God's love and power, a supernatural miracle, an heir not a slave, full of promise and the Holy Spirit, and God wants to build His kingdom through you. [... more]

The gospel is about proclaiming good news, not about introducing law-based living, which can lead to fear, condemnation, and a mixed message that erodes the power of the gospel. Paul's concern in Galatians is that the gospel cannot be infected with any law-based living, as it introduces a persecution spirit and leads to slavery and bondage. [... more]

A nation's descent into darkness is compared to ancient Israel's idolatry and judgment, as described in the book of Jeremiah. The prophet Jeremiah's words are applied to modern-day America, highlighting the consequences of rebellion against God and the importance of returning to the ancient paths. [... more]

The social justice movement has infiltrated evangelicalism, threatening the biblical worldview and the gospel. John Harris, author of two books on the subject, explains how the movement's ideology is rooted in false teaching and compromises the church's mission. [... more]

Satan is a whisperer who uses cunning lies and accusations to deceive and destroy. He is a serpent who beguiled Eve and continues to whisper thoughts to the mind that accuse God and godly members of the body of Christ. To protect oneself from Satan's attacks, one must stay behind the hedge of protection provided by prayer, Bible study, and time with God. [... more]

The devil, known as the Whisperer, uses cunning lies and accusations to bring fear and ruin to people's lives. He whispers fear, slander, and lies, making it hard to distinguish between right and almost right. To resist the Whisperer, one must learn to drown out his whispers with the Word of God, cast down imaginations, and bring every thought into obedience to Christ. [... more]

Satan is known as the Whisperer, using subtle and crafty tactics to deceive and corrupt the minds of believers, often through accusations and lies. He begins with a whisper in the mind, making God look harsh or stingy, and can escalate to whispers of lust, anger, jealousy, envy, and fear. Believers must be wise as serpents and harmless as doves, learning to discern the whispers of the enemy and take captive every thought to avoid mental strongholds of deception. [... more]

Andrew Brunson shares his powerful story of imprisonment, suffering, and faith in Christ, highlighting the importance of trust, forgiveness, and devotion to God, even in the darkest of times. [... more]

Andrew Brunson recounts his incredible story of being accused of being a spy and a terrorist in Turkey, where he and his wife Noreen served as missionaries. They were held in Turkish prisons for two years and became political pawns, but through their trial by fire, they found strength in their faith and obedience to God. [... more]