The concept of the Adamic covenant, also known as the creation covenant, is explored, highlighting its significance in understanding human nature and our relationship with God. The discussion delves into the distinction between principle and custom, and how this affects our interpretation of biblical mandates. The covenant of works and covenant of grace are also examined, shedding light on God's gracious nature and our obligations as creatures. [... more]

The story of Zachariah's encounter with Gabriel and the birth of John the Baptist is a powerful reminder of the coming Messiah. Zachariah's song of prophecy, filled with Old Testament passages and allusions, foretells the ministry of his son, who will prepare the way for the Messiah. The Messiah's ministry will bring light to those in darkness, rescue those facing death and judgment, and give inner peace to those who have none. [... more]

A caregiver shares his personal story of building a home for his wife with a disability, incorporating accessibility features and music therapy to improve her quality of life. He reflects on the importance of faith and hope in caregiving, and highlights the need for support and resources for caregivers. [... more]

A discussion about feminism and space travel, Christianity and President Trump's Easter message, the controversy surrounding Andy Stanley's church, the rising cost of coffee and the trend of making coffee at home, and the trade war with China, as well as the controversy surrounding Harvard University's receipt of federal funding. [... more]

Jesus Christ stood before Pontius Pilate, a Roman appointed prefect governor of Judea, who was faced with the decision to release an innocent man or appease the crowd. Pilate's actions demonstrate the consequences of compromising truth and the importance of making a decision regarding Jesus' claims. The story of Pontius Pilate and Jesus serves as a reminder of the need to stand for truth and the consequences of failing to do so. [... more]

Harvey Wallbanger, a racing buffalo, became a sensation in the horse racing scene, winning 79 out of 93 races and earning $108,000 in his best year. Meanwhile, a Forbes study shows that 93% of small businesses overpay their taxes, and a CPA shares tips on how small businesses can tackle their taxes correctly. [... more]

Tom Lyons' son Jarlath discovers a treasure trove of old records in the basement, which turn out to be custom recordings of his father's opera singer wife Lillian, made during a chorus they formed after World War II. With the help of a neighbor and a sound studio, they are able to restore the recordings and bring back the memories of Lillian's beautiful voice, including her rendition of the Ave Maria. [... more]

Lori Spradley, the owner of the Goo Goo Cluster company, shares the history of the candy bar created in 1912. From its humble beginnings in downtown Nashville to its current status as a beloved Southern tradition, Lori discusses how the company has evolved while staying true to its original ingredients. She also talks about the challenges of transitioning to younger generations and making the brand more fun and playful. [... more]

The Goo Goo Cluster, a Southern tradition, has been a beloved candy since its creation in 1912. The company, now a third-generation family business, has evolved over the years while staying true to its original ingredients. From its humble beginnings in downtown Nashville to its current retail store and online presence, the Goo Goo Cluster has become a staple in many families' lives, with nostalgic memories and stories shared by fans across the country. [... more]

Tom Ross, a Vietnam Special Forces vet, shares his story of courage and selflessness during the Vietnam War. He recounts his experiences as an advisor to the Montagnard tribesmen and the rescue mission to free families from enemy territory. The story highlights the bravery and sacrifice of the soldiers and the impact of their actions on the lives of those they helped. [... more]

When the Bible appeals to the beginning of time, we ought to have our antennae stick up and take notice and say, be careful, this is a warning that we ought not to be treating this loosely as a mere historical custom, but that it has historical roots that reach all the way back to creation. Deeper study is sometimes needed in certain areas if we're to get a fuller understanding of the text. Sometimes there are controversies that are being addressed, or cultural or political situations that are directly being responded to, or common expressions, turns of phrase that we no longer use today. Dr. R.C. Sproul outlines four basic guidelines to help determine the difference between principle and custom in the Bible. [... more]

Satan, the devil, and our adversary, is constantly on the prowl, seeking to devour and ruin our lives, but Jesus, our advocate, is our great defender, and we are eternally secure in the Lord. [... more]

Satan is a skilled accuser who seeks to devour believers' joy, integrity, and purity. He roams the earth like a roaring lion, studying humans to find their weaknesses and tempt them. However, believers have an advocate in Jesus Christ, who has forgiven their sins and secures their salvation. Christians must be sober-minded and alert, recognizing Satan's schemes and relying on God's truth to resist his attacks. [... more]

Tom Ross, a Vietnam Special Forces vet, shares his story of courage and selflessness during the Vietnam War. He recounts his experiences as a Green Beret, including a daring rescue mission to free a group of Montagnard tribesmen and their families from enemy captivity. Along the way, he meets a young American woman war correspondent and Donut Dollies, who risk their lives to bring comfort and aid to American servicemen. Ross's story is a powerful reminder of the human cost of war and the importance of compassion and kindness in the face of adversity. [... more]

A 97-year-old man receives a precious gift from his son - a recording of his late wife's opera singing. The story takes him back to their courtship and the formation of a chorus in their parish after the war. [... more]

When facing suffering and trial, Christians often wonder where God is. However, the Bible teaches that even trials are custom-made by God for us and that He has a purpose in those trials. Suffering can actually strengthen our faith and deepen our spiritual maturity, as it is a tutor sent by God to help us develop and grow. By entrusting our souls to a faithful Creator, we can find solace and encouragement in the truth of God's sovereignty and providence, even in the midst of difficult circumstances. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses the importance of living a life surrendered to God's will, the concept of the yoke of God, and the challenges of spiritual growth. He also addresses questions from listeners on topics such as the name of God in the Old Testament, the nature of Jesus Christ, and the role of faith in everyday life. [... more]

As the seasons change and leaves fall, families across the country experience a difficult time of slow goodbyes and bittersweet celebrations. The absence of small things, like a familiar treat, can bring a tear, but it's also a reminder to cling to each other and find gratitude in the loving hands that care for us. [... more]

Dr. R.C. Sproul teaches the importance of discerning principle from custom in biblical interpretation, providing guidelines for understanding the Bible's cultural context and applying its principles to modern life. [... more]

Caregiving can be a challenging yet rewarding experience, especially when humor is used to cope with the difficulties. New Christians around the world face obstacles in accessing the Bible, highlighting the importance of spreading God's word and spiritual guidance. [... more]