Matt Slick discusses various Bible doctrines, including the Old and New Testament, Lordship Salvation, and Annihilationism, answering listener questions and sharing personal experiences. [... more]

The concept of a conditional covenant is presented, where obedience is contingent upon flourishing as a people and longevity in the land. If one forsakes God, they will face disaster, including social, familial, economic, and physical consequences. The illustration of a branch severed from a tree highlights humanity's propensity for self-destruction when they abandon God's gracious care. [... more]

Moses presents the people with two choices: to follow God and find life and peace, or to find their master in something else, leading to death and misery. The blessings for God's people to thrive and flourish are contingent upon their obedience to God's commands. [... more]

Pastor Rick discusses the differences between Calvinism and Arminianism, focusing on the concept of free will and predestination in salvation. He argues that Calvinism's view of irresistible grace and unconditional election contradicts the character of Christ and the Bible's teachings on love and choice. [... more]

Calvinism's doctrine of predestination is contrasted with Arminianism's emphasis on free will and conditional election. The discussion centers around the Bible's teachings on salvation, with Calvinists arguing for unconditional election and limited atonement, while Arminians believe in universal atonement and resistible grace. The debate highlights the differences between the two theological perspectives. [... more]

The tithe, a long-standing practice in Christian stewardship, is often misunderstood and tied to guilt or division. John Cortinez, Director of Grantmaking at the McClellan Foundation, takes a fresh look at the ancient practice, examining the Old and New Testament references to the tithe and identifying five key principles that can inform giving today. He emphasizes the importance of giving to Christ as priest and king, giving faithfully to the local church, celebrating God's goodness, caring for the poor, and recognizing 10% as an ancient benchmark. [... more]

The feasts established by God in the Bible are occasions to remember His great events and to give thanks for His benevolence and sovereignty. By intentionally remembering these appointed times, God's people can rejoice in their relationship with Him and acknowledge His goodness and power. [... more]

God's gracious heart for human flourishing is evident in His conditional covenant with Israel, where He lays out terms for canceling debts and freeing indentured servants on the seventh year. This message explores the principles of God's generous love and how it should be reflected in our daily lives, emphasizing the importance of genuine generosity, forgiveness, and sacrifice. [... more]

God's gracious heart for human flourishing is evident in his conditional covenant with Israel, where he lays out terms for canceling debts and freeing indentured servants on the seventh year, demonstrating his generous love and principles for our daily walk. [... more]

God's gracious heart for human flourishing is evident in his conditional covenant with Israel, outlined in Deuteronomy 15, which prescribes the gracious treatment of the poor and establishes economic solidarity among God's people. [... more]

Jesus' unconditional love is the key to healing from conditional love and feeling unworthy, unwanted, and unloved. Through the story of Peter's failure and restoration, Jesus shows that His love is not based on our performance but on who we are as His children, and that He is willing to stand with us through consequences and help us become whole and healthy people. [... more]

When generosity becomes a tool for control, we cross a line. Giving isn't about control, it's about surrender. We discuss how to give with a cheerful heart, not a contract, and how to let go of control to find peace. [... more]

God's promises are sure, but they often come with conditions that must be met. Dr. Tony Evans explains the difference between unconditional and conditional promises, and how faith and obedience are key to unlocking God's power and provision in our lives. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various Christian apologetics topics, including the flaws in Eastern Orthodoxy, the importance of justification by faith, and the dangers of positive confession and open theism. He also addresses questions about secular music and its influence on Christians. [... more]

God's love is based on our unworthiness, not on our good deeds or accomplishments. His love is a costly sacrifice, conditional on our acceptance of Jesus Christ, and it imparts His divine nature upon us, enabling us to say no to sin and live for Him. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various theological topics, including conditional immortality, annihilationism, and soul sleep, and how they relate to moral justice and the character of God. [... more]

Greg Dietrich shares his journey from a life of self-sufficiency and performance-based Christianity to one of intimacy with God, where he learned to adore God for who He is, rather than trying to earn His love. This transformation led to a deeper understanding of God's character and a renewed sense of purpose, allowing Greg to build his life in the Spirit, rather than relying on his own strength. [... more]

God is trustworthy and reliable, keeping His Word and performing righteous deeds. He wants us to learn to listen and obey, trusting Him and not just seeking proof. When God says He will do something, He will, and His promises are unconditional. He loves us enough to pay the price for our sins, and He will forgive us and make us righteous if we ask Him to. [... more]

When we have faith in the real God, we can have a conversation with our problems and see mountains move. Dr. Tony Evans explains how to put our problems in their place and understand God's power. He talks about the difference between God's unconditional will and his conditional will, and how forgiveness and prayer are essential to moving mountains. [... more]

The gospel of grace is about unconditional love and acceptance, not about adding law or works to earn God's favor. Through the story of Abraham, we see that faith and trust in God's promise is what brings us into a right standing with Him, and that anyone can be blessed regardless of their past or abilities. [... more]