The concept of visitation is a unique expression in the Bible, referring to God's oversight or supervision of His people. Christ is described as the great shepherd and bishop of souls, responsible for the oversight of all people in every age. The time of Gentile oversight is seen as an opportunity for Christians to glorify God through their good works and honest conversation with non-believers, just as Jerusalem was given a chance to know its visitation but failed to recognize it. [... more]

David's words in Psalm 37 offer guidance on how to handle frustration and envy caused by evildoers and workers of iniquity, emphasizing the importance of trust in the Lord and obedience to his commands. [... more]

The Psalmic provides counsel on how to deal with broken off branches, those who are not truly abiding in Christ, and how to restore them through a process of confrontation and redemption, ultimately leading to a deeper understanding of the importance of community and abiding in Christ. [... more]

Habakkuk's faith is a model for believers in times of turmoil and uncertainty. He learned that God is in control and cares about His people, even when they face difficult circumstances. By committing themselves to God and trusting in His sovereignty, believers can find peace and joy, even in the midst of chaos. [... more]

A discussion on various Christian topics, including Reformed theology, oneness theology, and the Trinity, with a focus on understanding and interpreting the Bible. Matt Slick answers questions from listeners on topics such as submission in marriage, baptism for the dead, and the nature of God. He also critiques the Catholic Church and Mormonism, and emphasizes the importance of studying the Bible and being equipped to handle its teachings. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the nature of God, the Trinity, and the concept of divine love. The hosts and callers delve into the idea of apostasy, the dangers of humanism, and the importance of faith in understanding God's nature. They also explore the concept of sin and its relationship to God's love, as well as the role of the Trinity in understanding God's character. [... more]