The pursuit of wealth and luxury can lead to lifestyle creep, a gradual increase in spending as income rises. Dr. Kelly Rush explains how this concept is rooted in human nature and the Bible, using the story of Lot to illustrate the dangers of idolatry and the importance of setting financial finish lines to prioritize giving and living a life that honors God. [... more]

The Bible teaches that gluttony and drunkenness are sinful behaviors that can lead to self-indulgence and excess. Christians are called to live a life that glorifies God, not just in their eating and drinking habits, but in all aspects of their lives. By being controlled by the Spirit and living a life of thankfulness and humility, believers can overcome the temptation of gluttony and drunkenness and live a life of joy, freedom, and praise. [... more]

The Bible teaches that gluttony and drunkenness are sinful behaviors that can lead to self-indulgence and excess, but Christians are called to live a life of moderation and thankfulness, glorifying God with their bodies and being controlled by the Spirit. [... more]

A discussion on the importance of addressing the obesity epidemic in the church, the biblical concept of gluttony, and the moral implications of homosexuality and LGBTQ issues. [... more]

The Bible speaks about the issue of gluttony, not just as overeating, but as overconsumption and overindulgence in anything. Christians are quick to judge others for obvious sins, but may be guilty of gluttony themselves. The Apostle Paul teaches that our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit, and we should glorify God in our bodies and spirits, which are God's. A flawed view of humanity, prioritizing personal pleasure, can lead to gluttony, and it's often a result of trying to cover up emotional scars. [... more]

The body is the temple of God, and defiling it through gluttony, fornication, and bitterness can lead to spiritual, emotional, and physical destruction. To maintain spiritual health, one must practice self-control, forgive offenses, and seek holiness. [... more]

Your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit, and taking care of it is not just for physical health but for spiritual impact. Gluttony can lead to emotional scarring, depression, and low self-esteem, but saying yes to truth, saying no to excess, and saying go to exercise can help overcome it. By glorifying God in your body, you can find purpose and joy in life. [... more]

The Bible speaks about overindulgence, not just in food, but in all aspects of life. Christians are quick to judge others for obvious sins, but often overlook their own gluttony. The concept of the body as a temple is explored, emphasizing the importance of self-control and glorifying God in one's body and spirit. [... more]

A discussion on demonic activity, the dangers of positive confession, and the importance of critical thinking in today's society. The host also addresses concerns about gun rights, leftist politics, and the need for Christians to be salt and light in the world, standing up for their faith and not being afraid to speak out against sin. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses the proper interpretation of Romans 9 and addresses a blasphemy committed by a United Methodist Church guest house chaplain, highlighting the importance of Christian influence in American history. [... more]