Jonah's life is a metaphor for our lives, as he runs from God and ends up going down into the deep abyss of the sea. However, through his experience in the belly of the whale, Jonah comes to a point of crisis, leading to repentance and restoration in his heart. He admits his sin, accepts God's discipline, and expresses appreciation for his salvation, ultimately being spit up onto dry land by the fish. [... more]

The hope of the gospel is centered around the glorious second coming of Jesus, which brings comfort to persecuted Christians, calms alarmed believers, and encourages faithful Christians to live lives of godliness. Paul's letter to the Thessalonians teaches us about the power of God's gospel for salvation, the impact of the gospel on our lives, and the glory of God that will be consummated at Jesus' second coming. [... more]

Husbands are called to model Christ's love for their wives by sacrificially loving them, discipling them, and sanctifying them through the word. This means dying to self, being gentle and kind, and providing spiritual nourishment and care for their wives. By doing so, husbands can create a home that reflects the love of Christ for his church and glorifies God. [... more]

Jesus is confronted with a woman caught in adultery, brought before him by the Pharisees and scribes to test his views on capital punishment. Instead of condemning her, Jesus challenges her accusers, pointing out their own sin and hypocrisy, and ultimately offers her forgiveness and redemption. [... more]

Jesus' compassion for hungry, wandering souls is demonstrated in the Galilean context, where he multiplies resources to feed a crowd of 5,000 men, teaching them about the Kingdom of God and his role as the shepherd of Israel. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics related to Christian theology, including the concept of God's sovereignty, free will, and the differences between Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholicism. He also provides guidance on how to witness to others and shares his own experiences in evangelism. [... more]

A former Mormon shares his journey of discovering the truth of Christianity and the concept of imputation, which reveals that Jesus' righteousness is credited to believers, making it possible for them to receive forgiveness of sins and inherit eternal life. [... more]

Alistair Begg explores John's Gospel, examining the signs and miracles Jesus performed and how they frustrated Jewish leaders. He delves into the story of the man born blind, the resurrection of Lazarus, and the importance of faith and spiritual growth in understanding Jesus' message. [... more]

A former Mormon shares his personal testimony of conversion to Christianity, discussing his experiences with the Mormon Church, the concept of faith, and the nature of God. He also talks about his upcoming book and podcast, which will explore the differences between Mormonism and Christianity. [... more]

Religion is ritual but faith is fire The psalmist said God makes his ministers a flaming fire Psalm Greg explains that as we obey Peter's admonition to sanctify the Lord God in your heart and be ready always to give an answer to every man that asks you about the hope you have Peter we are spiritual incendiaries igniting faith-fires in previously cold hearts that have never glowed with ardor and zeal for Jesus And since as James teaches a little spark often spreads into a great fire who can tell how hot and far the faith-fires God ignites through [... more]

Jesus performed multiple signs and miracles to substantiate his identity, purpose, and power. Many of his listeners were convinced, but religious leaders only became angrier and more frustrated. Jesus' death is the basis for spiritual life, and he is the light of the world, offering eternal life to those who believe in him. [... more]

The book of Revelation presents a series of judgments and visions that shape our understanding of life in the present. The tribulation is an intensification of what we're already experiencing, and God's judgments are a response to the prayers of the saints. The gospel offers salvation and repentance, and Jesus' mission will be accomplished despite the world's troubles. [... more]

Randy Alcorn joins the discussion on the life-giving potential of wealth, explaining how it can be a powerful tool when surrendered to God, and how it can also be a source of temptation when it competes with our affections for Him. He shares insights on giving, generosity, and the importance of defining enough and setting a financial finish line. [... more]

Jesus is the Good Shepherd who knows and cares for each individual, offering eternal life and abundant living. He lays down his life for the sheep, demonstrating his love and intimacy with God. As believers, our security lies not in our faith or circumstances, but in the indestructibility of Jesus, who is always with us. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics such as gaslighting in churches, biblical theology, propitiation, time and eternity, contentment, faith and works, and the Trinity, answering listener questions and providing insights from Scripture. [... more]

Dr. Amy Sherman joins the show to discuss vocational stewardship, the idea that our work is a means of seeking the common good and participating in God's redemptive mission in the world. She explains how this concept is not just about character and integrity, but also about the actual work itself and how it can reflect God's heart for justice, beauty, and restoration. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie discusses the importance of forgiveness and confession, explaining that God's mercy is greater than our mess and His forgiveness is immediate and complete. He shares examples from the Bible, including David's confession of sin and the story of Peter walking on water, to illustrate the power of faith and the relationship we can have with God. [... more]

Jesus is the door to God, and those who enter through Him will experience abundant life. He is the good shepherd who lays down His life for His sheep, and those who follow Him will have eternal life. The voice of the stranger is not to be listened to, but rather the voice of the shepherd, who brings spiritual discernment and understanding. [... more]

Parents can use gaming as a ministry field to share the love of Jesus with their children and others, by being curious and understanding their world, setting boundaries, and showing them how to share the gospel in gaming communities. [... more]

Jason Johnson, a pastor and director at Christian Alliance for Orphans, shares his personal story of adoption and foster care, highlighting the importance of faith and family in the process. He discusses the challenges and rewards of foster parenting, and encourages listeners to consider getting involved in the foster care system, whether through adoption or foster care. Jason also talks about the need for Christians to be involved in caring for vulnerable children and families, and how they can make a difference through organizations like Wait No More. [... more]

Jonathan and Frank share their experiences in virtual reality spaces, using platforms like VR Chat to share the gospel and meet people where they are. They discuss the importance of digital citizenship and how to navigate these spaces as a light, meeting individuals and redeeming a platform that may seem unredemptive. [... more]

The Bible teaches that America's end will come before the world's end, but Christians can delay the decay of their country by sharing the gospel and upholding biblical principles of morality. Dr. Robert Jeffress emphasizes the importance of focusing on the eternal rather than the temporal and encourages listeners to view their current national situation as an opportunity to share the message of Jesus Christ. [... more]

Believers can recognize Jesus' voice, just as children recognize their parents' voices. Jesus' words create a distinction, exposing the hearts of those who reject him. The true shepherd's voice is recognized by his sheep, who follow him because they know his voice. God has spoken through creation, conscience, and Jesus himself, and his word is to be approached with reverence and obedience. [... more]

Amori Chesterton, the great-grandson of C.K. Chesterton, shares his passion for music and evangelism, emphasizing the importance of making Christian music sound cool and fresh to reach the next generation. He discusses his vision for writing music that blends different genres with Christian values and his heart for mission, particularly in Europe, where he believes there is a great need for revival and the spread of the gospel. [... more]

Pastor Jeff Johnson shares his experiences on a missions trip to Thailand, where he and his son Cody visited the Global Methodist Church and witnessed the power of the gospel in a 1% Christian country. They saw deliverances, healings, and people convulsing on the floor, and Pastor Jeff reflects on the importance of being faithful and open to the Holy Spirit's will. He encourages listeners to consider going on missions trips and supporting Indigenous people on the ground who are spreading the gospel. [... more]

Rich Powell explores the obstacles to freedom in Christ, discussing the dangers of drift, comfort, and self-centered ambition, and emphasizing the importance of surrendering to Jesus and living a life of faith, hope, and love. [... more]

Human history can be viewed as the attempt by Satan to bring men back to a new Babylon after he failed in Genesis chapter 11 to create a global political order of mankind where every empire answers to one being with this one world religion serving as the glue in this political empire that defies creator God. The conflict that began in Genesis will reach its climax in Revelation, and the world is set for a final Kingdom where the Antichrist will demand that everybody worship before the image of his own greatness and the glory of his own empire. [... more]

The Bible shows how the Lord kept his promises to ordinary, everyday, faithless, godless sinners who didn't deserve it, revealing a message of justification by faith alone, which has been God's method of salvation for sinners from the beginning, as seen in the story of Abraham and the unfolding redemptive plan of God, which centers on the promises made to Abraham and finds its fullest expression in Christ, who is the fulfillment of all the promises of the Old Testament and the heart of the gospel. [... more]

A dramatic story of demonic possession and spiritual transformation serves as a powerful reminder of the transforming power of Jesus Christ. The story highlights the struggle between sin and salvation, the importance of faith and obedience, and the need for evangelism and discipleship. It also emphasizes the mercy and redemption offered by Jesus, and the call to Christian living and witness. Ultimately, the story encourages personal transformation and a deeper understanding of the gospel. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics in Christian apologetics, including the nature of God's relationship with sinners, the differences between Christianity and Islam, and the concept of baptismal regeneration. He also addresses questions about the book of Ezekiel and the concept of annihilationism, and provides insights into the importance of studying the Bible and understanding its teachings. [... more]

Believers in Jesus Christ are complete in Christ because they are united with Him. This union with Christ is a profound truth that encourages, humbles, and inspires followers of Jesus. Through spiritual circumcision, believers have died with Christ and been buried with Him, marking a decisive break with their old sinful life. [... more]

Jesus uses the metaphor of a shepherd and sheepfold to describe his role as the good shepherd, who brings sight to the blind and freedom to those who are captives, but is rejected by those who refuse to listen and follow him. [... more]

Dave Harvey shares his personal experiences with weakness and loss, and how he came to understand that God uses these experiences to bring about good. He discusses the importance of recognizing God's sovereignty and providence, even in difficult circumstances, and how this understanding can help individuals navigate the challenges of ministry and relationships. [... more]

Jesus teaches that he is the fulfillment of Abraham's hopes and visions, and that he is the eternal Christ who shares the everlasting life of the Father and the Spirit. He claims to be the same yesterday, today, and forever, and that he is the changeless Lord who towers over history. [... more]

Lebanon is facing another humanitarian crisis, with innocent families caught in the middle. Camille Melke of Heart for Lebanon shares a boots-on-the-ground report and the opportunity to respond with emergency aid and the hope of the gospel. [... more]

We must be born again to see the kingdom of God, and only God can overcome unbelief. The problem is not a lack of information, but a lack of transformation. We are spiritually blind and need to be regenerated to understand and believe the simple message about Jesus Christ. [... more]

The Reformation's third pillar, Sola Gratia, emphasizes that salvation is by grace alone, not through human cooperation or works. This concept is rooted in the Bible's teaching that God's grace is a person, Jesus Christ, who redeems us from our sins. The Reformers rejected the medieval view of salvation as a combination of God's grace and human effort, instead affirming that God's demerited favor is the sole cause of our salvation. This understanding of grace is seen in the lives of biblical figures such as Abraham and Adam, who received God's unilateral covenant promise despite their sinfulness. Ultimately, the purpose of God's grace is to bring glory to Himself, as He saves sinners through Jesus Christ and attributes all glory to Him alone. [... more]

Dave Harvey shares his personal experiences of suffering and weakness as a Christian leader, and how it has shaped his perspective on resilience, ministry, and marriage. He discusses how God's power is displayed through human weakness, and how leaders can embody the gospel by embracing their own sinfulness and vulnerability. [... more]

Jesus' claims about his identity and his relationship with God are met with skepticism and accusations from the Jews, who struggle to understand his declaration of being the light of the world and the truth. Jesus responds calmly and boldly, explaining that he is not seeking his own glory, but rather the glory of his Father, who honors him. The Jews continue to question Jesus' identity, but he remains steadfast in his claims, emphasizing the importance of faith and the consequences of unbelief. [... more]

The concept of an innocent blood sacrifice is rooted in the Bible, with God performing the initial atonement for Adam and Eve. The sacrificial system was later instituted through Moses, with various individuals, including Abel, Noah, Abraham, and Jacob, offering animal sacrifices to the Lord. The Passover Lamb became a symbol of God's deliverance of the Israelites and was directly applied to Jesus as our Passover, who was sacrificed for us. [... more]