Christ recognized the repentance of a thief crucified with Him, forgiving his sin and offering eternal life as he died, demonstrating the power of salvation through faith and the precious blood of Christ. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses the false teachings of Eastern Orthodoxy and Roman Catholicism, highlighting their doctrines of salvation, the Eucharist, and the role of Mary. He also addresses the concept of omniscience and the distinction between essential and accidental properties, arguing that the Catholic and Eastern Orthodox views of Mary are idolatrous and contradict the Bible. [... more]

Lee Strobel shares his enthusiasm about seeing the supernatural move of God in everyday life, discussing modern miracles, angels, and demons, and how they relate to our faith and understanding of God. He shares personal experiences and stories of others who have encountered the supernatural, including near-death experiences and deathbed visions, and how these experiences can be a source of evidence for the existence of God and the supernatural. [... more]

A convicted criminal on the cross beside Jesus makes a deathbed confession, admitting his guilt and faith, and is met with Jesus' promise of salvation and paradise. [... more]

The story of Wallace Clawson, a Cold War engineer who lived a secret life as a nuclear missile savant, is revealed by his son John Clawson in the book 'Missile Man, The Secret Life of Cold War Engineer Wallace Clawson'. From correcting textbooks to working on top-secret projects, Wallace's life was marked by incredible mathematical and mechanical skills, and his involvement in some of the most significant events of the 20th century. [... more]

Lee Strobel shares his research on the supernatural, including angels, demons, and miracles, and how they relate to faith and the Bible. He discusses his book, Seeing the Supernatural, and how it explores the idea that the supernatural is still a part of our world today. [... more]

Chip Ingram shares practical advice on how to overcome the fear of death, drawing from Psalm 16 and his own experiences with his father. He emphasizes the importance of reflecting on God's goodness, praising Him, and looking forward to the future, including the hope of eternal life and heaven. [... more]

John Clawson shares the incredible story of his father, Wallace Clawson, a nuclear missile savant who lived a secret life as a Cold War engineer. From correcting textbooks to working on top-secret projects, Wallace's life was marked by intrigue and danger. [... more]

When faced with bad decisions, it's essential to seek God's guidance and turn around before it's too late. The farther we go down the wrong road, the more difficult it is to turn around, but with God's help, we can make the best of a bad decision and live a life pleasing to Him. [... more]

The story of the crucifixion of Jesus and the conversion of one of the thieves on the cross, highlighting the theme of salvation by grace and the importance of faith in receiving salvation. The passage explores the concept of regeneration, where God gives a person a heart to perceive and understand, and how this is demonstrated through the thief's sudden realization of his sin and Jesus' innocence. [... more]

John Clausen shares the incredible story of his father, Wallace Clausen, a Cold War engineer and nuclear missile savant who lived a secret life for over 40 years. From correcting textbooks as a teenager to working on top-secret projects with John von Neumann, Wallace's life was marked by incredible mathematical and mechanical skills, which he used to contribute to the development of the IBM 704 computer and other groundbreaking technologies. [... more]

Atheists and non-Christians often struggle to make sense of complex philosophical concepts, leading to flawed arguments and a lack of critical thinking. Christians must engage with these ideas respectfully, while also being prepared to defend their own beliefs and not be swayed by opposing views. The Bible provides guidance on how to approach these discussions, as seen in Romans 14, where it emphasizes the importance of not judging others' opinions and being fully convinced in one's own mind. [... more]

David's life was marked by great failures, but he died in peace, believing in his God and trusting in His forgiveness. Through his experiences, David wrote many Psalms that teach us about the importance of faith, forgiveness, and living a life centered on God. [... more]

David's life was marked by conflict, but he died a forgiven man, trusting in God's mercy and grace. His story teaches us about the importance of faith and forgiveness in the face of adversity. [... more]

Achilles' last words at his deathbed were 'Defeat hurts', a poignant reflection on the pain of losing. This phrase is often referenced in relation to the concept of an Achilles' heel, a vulnerability that can lead to downfall. In a lighter vein, the hosts also ponder the idea of a universal remote control, and pose a Bible riddle about the last tennis match mentioned in the Bible. [... more]

Dr. R.C. Sproul explores the significance of Jacob's blessing to his sons, particularly Judah, and how it relates to the promise of the Gospel and the kingship of Jesus Christ. He examines the patriarchal blessing, the covenant promise, and the scepter of kingship, highlighting God's promise-keeping nature and the fulfillment of the promise in Jesus Christ. [... more]

A man on a cross, facing death, expresses faith in Jesus Christ and is saved, demonstrating that it's possible to receive salvation even in the last moments of life, through the grace of God and faith in Jesus. [... more]

The hosts discuss various topics, including the COVID vaccines, the Church Fathers, the Anunnaki, and evangelism. They also share personal experiences and stories of near-death experiences and spiritual warfare. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the COVID-19 pandemic, vaccination, and the implications of government control on individual freedoms. The Trinity and Oneness theological positions are also explored, with a focus on the importance of self-defense and standing up for one's rights as a Christian. The conversation touches on the role of government, the separation of church and state, and the need for Christians to be involved in politics and to stand up for their beliefs. [... more]

The concept of being a Jew is rooted in the idea of acknowledging God's existence and submitting to his authority, as seen in the story of Abraham. This idea is connected to the Hebrew letter yud, which represents God's hand and is found in the names of Jesus, Jacob, and Israel. The letter yud is also associated with the concept of being righteous and willing to lay down one's life for God's sanctification. [... more]