Justin Neup and Mike Zwick discuss the gifts of the Spirit, debating cessationism vs continuationism, and exploring the role of the Holy Spirit in modern-day miracles and healing. They examine the scriptural basis for these gifts and the importance of faith and prayer in experiencing spiritual awakening and revival. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various Bible doctrines, including Satan's binding and the millennial view, as well as the charismatic gifts and the New Apostolic Reformation. He also answers listener questions on topics such as spiritual gifts, cessationism, and continuationism. [... more]

A discussion on the Christian faith, apologetics, and the charismatic gifts, including the cessationist position and its implications, as well as the nature of God's love for sinners and the importance of repentance. [... more]

The host discusses the Charismatic Movement, addressing concerns and criticisms from listeners, and emphasizes the importance of discernment and a deeper walk with the Lord to deepen the movement and avoid errors. [... more]

Paul the Apostle emphasizes the importance of understanding spiritual gifts, which he believes are often misunderstood or ignored by Christians. He explains that the Holy Spirit gives various gifts to believers, including wisdom, knowledge, faith, healing, and prophecy, which are meant to be used for the benefit of all. Paul also discusses the concept of dispensationalism and how it relates to the gifts of the Spirit, and he encourages believers to be open to the Holy Spirit and not be afraid of His work in their lives. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses the ongoing ministry of the Holy Spirit, the gifts of the Spirit, and the decline of cessationism. He shares statistics on the growth of Pentecostalism and charismatic Christianity around the world, and explains why he believes the Holy Spirit is moving powerfully in the earth today. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses spiritual armor bearers, the concept of people who carry burdens for leaders so they can focus on their calling. He also addresses cessationism, the idea that certain spiritual gifts have ceased, and explains that while it's not heretical, it's a seriously wrong doctrine. Additionally, he explores biblical cosmology, the idea that the Bible describes the universe in poetic terms rather than scientific descriptions, and discusses the location of the Garden of Eden, which is believed to be somewhere in modern-day Iraq. He also answers questions about Melchizedek, a priestly king in the Bible, and whether tattoos are acceptable for Christians, and provides scientific evidence for the existence of God. [... more]

The doctrine of the sufficiency of Scripture is crucial in understanding the nature of spiritual gifts. Cessationism, which holds that certain spiritual gifts ceased after the apostolic era, is a biblical viewpoint that safeguards the authority and sufficiency of Scripture. This doctrine is grounded in the revelation of God throughout redemptive history, culminating in the person and work of Jesus Christ. The Holy Spirit's role in empowering the apostles to proclaim the gospel and the inspired record of God's word are also essential components of this doctrine. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses various biblical interpretations, including the pre-trib rapture, the dispensational system, and the gifts of the Spirit, while also addressing questions about cessationism, the third temple, and the significance of red heifers. [... more]

The concept of spiritual gifts is a crucial aspect of Christianity, but many churches and movements have abused these gifts, leading to imbalance and extremism. The Bible teaches that spiritual gifts are for today, but they must be used in balance and regulated by love. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the biblical basis for the continuation or cessation of charismatic gifts, including healing miracles, prophecy, and tongues, with proponents on both sides presenting their arguments and scriptural evidence. [... more]

A discussion on the differences between the Reformed and charismatic communities, including theological politics and double standards. The conversation also touches on the importance of Scripture, the Holy Spirit, and biblical interpretation in Christian faith. Additionally, the topic of speaking in tongues and miracles is explored, as well as the significance of Jesus' teachings on the treatment of the Jewish people and the consequences of suicide and mental health struggles. [... more]

A discussion on various biblical topics, including salvation, heaven, and the Christian church's stance on critical race theory and social justice. The hosts also delve into cessationism, baptism, and apostasy, as well as the state of the United Methodist Church and other denominations. [... more]