The Christian Worldview Radio Program explores the topic of sexual sin and the importance of biblical manhood and personal purity. Emile Zwain, author of Fight Like a Man, shares his insights on how to overcome sexual temptation and live a life of moral purity. [... more]

The world has its charming persuasions, controlling power, and corrupting pollution, which can lead to a costly price, including loss of faith, family, and fortune, as seen in the story of Lot, who loved the wrong world and ultimately suffered the consequences of his actions. [... more]

The Antichrist is a mysterious figure who will captivate the world and rise to global power, according to biblical prophecy. He will be a leader who will bring a false sense of peace to Israel, but ultimately lead to devastation and destruction. The Antichrist is described as a beast with ten horns and seven heads, representing a coalition of ten kings and the culmination of the seven empires that have ruled the known world. [... more]

The Christian worldview is discussed in relation to sexual sin, manhood, and personal purity, with a focus on the battle against Satan, the flesh, and the world. The importance of being an overcomer in the face of temptation is emphasized, and current events in Syria and Gaza are examined, including reports of genocide and the conflict between Israel and Hamas. [... more]

The corrupting power of sin is contrasted with the glory and holiness of God, who makes saints out of sinners through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. This truth defines us and guides us in our journey towards God, who is infinitely good and loving. [... more]

The corrupting power of sin is contrasted with the redemptive work of Jesus Christ, who brings us to God and makes us holy. This is the essence of Christianity, where we are set apart to enjoy the holy one and receive the promise of glory, which is to fully enjoy the perfections of God without corruption. [... more]

The corrupting power of sin contaminates human nature, but Jesus' sacrifice offers a final cleansing and redemption. God's relation to us determines our wellness and success, and Jesus' perfect life and willing sacrifice provide purification for sins, allowing us to be reconciled to God and seated in heavenly places with Christ. [... more]

The corrupting power of sin is a force that contaminates and destroys human nature. In the Old Testament, the sacrificial system foreshadowed the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus, who brings us to God through His supremacy and radiance of glory. Jesus' presence exposes and consumes what corrupts, and He has the power to destroy the devil, the power of death, through His sacrifice. [... more]

The power of words can be both healing and hurtful, depending on how they are used. When we speak truthfully and lovingly, we can build each other up and bring joy, but when we use words to deceive, manipulate, or hurt others, we can cause great damage and grieve the Holy Spirit. It's essential to be mindful of the climate of our souls and to seek God's help in changing our speech to be gracious and life-giving. [... more]

The cross of Jesus Christ is the pivotal battle between God and the devil, where Jesus disarmed Satan's powers and defeated him, permanently reconciling sinners to God and canceling the certificate of debt consisting of decrees against us. [... more]

The legalization of marijuana in North Carolina is a public health issue, not a profit or revenue issue. Advocates for a health-first approach to marijuana policy warn that legalization will lead to increased addiction and harm to public health, citing examples from Colorado and other states where marijuana has been legalized. [... more]

As children of God, we have the power to bring life or death with our words. Pastor Paul Shepherd emphasizes the importance of speaking life-giving words, rather than corrupting ones, and encourages listeners to take responsibility for their speech, recognizing that it has consequences and can impact others. [... more]

The use of homophones in social justice movements can lead to intentional deception, as words like love, equality, and justice are used to persuade people, particularly Christians, to adopt a political ideology. This phenomenon is rooted in post-structuralism, a field of study that explores how language can be used to shape power and influence people's perceptions. [... more]

The concept of racism has been redefined to exclude racial minorities from being considered racist, despite still being able to demonstrate racial prejudice. This shift in definition has led to a lack of consideration for the negative consequences of racial prejudice, and those who object to this new definition are often dismissed as racist or exhibiting white fragility. [... more]

The corrupting influence of social justice on Christianity and the movement of evangelicals to the left, with a focus on the role of critical race theory and the redefinition of words like equality and justice. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses the sovereignty of God versus the free will of man, salvation, and the corrupting influences on youth, including the music of Ariana Grande and the Manchester bombing. He also talks about the importance of parental responsibility and the need for parents to be aware of the content their children are exposed to. [... more]