Breaking free from the chains of the past, including addiction, requires a strong prayer life, honesty, and trust in God's faithfulness. Dr. Erwin Lutzer shares his insights on the power of God's redemption and the importance of forgiveness, especially for those who have experienced abuse or addiction. He emphasizes that God is near the broken-hearted and can restore the years that have been lost, offering a new beginning and a chance to start anew. [... more]

Ordinary Christians can choose courage in a culture that needs truth, and find hope for life's deepest hurts through God's forgiveness and healing. Dr. Erwin Lutzer shares about living free from past regrets and heartache, and experiencing restoration and hope through Christ. [... more]

The devastating floods in Texas have sparked a discussion about God's goodness and the problem of evil, with some questioning why a loving God would allow such suffering. Meanwhile, the IRS has announced a change in its enforcement of the Johnson Amendment, which has sparked debate about free speech and religious liberty. Additionally, a Supreme Court justice has expressed a view that her role is to share her personal beliefs, rather than to interpret the law, and there is growing concern about the spread of transgenderism among young people, particularly young women. [... more]

President Trump's visit to the Middle East has sparked controversy and debate over the Abraham Accords, the Palestinian state, and Iran's nuclear ambitions. Christian geopolitical analyst Soren Kern joins the discussion, providing insight into the complex dynamics at play and the potential implications for Israel and the world. [... more]

The Christian Worldview Radio Program discusses the recent case before the US Supreme Court regarding Tennessee's ban on gender-affirming care for minors, and its implications on the broader Middle East, particularly in Syria, where an Islamist militant group has ousted longtime dictator Bashar al-Assad, raising concerns about the future of the country and its minority groups, including Christians. [... more]

Your soul is of infinite worth, made in the image of God, and will never cease to exist. It's valuable because of its creativity, potentiality, durability, rarity, and desirability. The loss of a soul is an immeasurable, irreplaceable, and irreversible loss, and it's inexcusable to refuse God's offer of salvation. [... more]

When faced with impossible circumstances, it's possible to be content, and God often brings us to a dead end before showing us the way out. Prayer that focuses on God's will does not depend on the faith of the one praying, and expecting the worst can hinder us from seeing God's best. God is full of surprises and fully in control, as seen in the story of Peter's deliverance from prison, where no one else is in control, and God's plans are irreversible and unstoppable. [... more]

Abigail Schreier argues that the current approach to mental health in children is counterproductive, leading to increased anxiety and depression. She advocates for a shift towards promoting independence, resilience, and resourcefulness in kids, rather than relying on therapy and psych meds. [... more]

You don't have to be a slave of sin. Pastor Greg Laurie says those who put their faith in the Lord are more than conquerors. The answer is in Jesus Christ our Lord. There's no power you still need to be under, no addiction that needs to control your life, no lifestyle you can't break free from. The struggle of Romans 7 is a person trying to live out Romans 6 without the help of the Holy Spirit. [... more]

The depravity revolution is a downward spiral of sin, where people suppress God's truth and indulge in unrighteousness. Christians must stand against this, upholding biblical sexuality and God's design for marriage, and proclaiming the good news of salvation through Jesus Christ. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the impact of human activities on the environment, specifically the effects of fossil fuel use on climate change and global warming. Cal Beisner, president of the Cornwall Alliance for the Stewardship of Creation, presents a biblical perspective on the issue, arguing that the environmental movement's emphasis on minimizing human impact on nature is misguided and that humans have a responsibility to optimize their impact on the earth to the glory of God and the benefit of their neighbors. [... more]

Even when the consequences of your mistakes seem irreversible, it's still not time to give up hope. Dr. Tony Evans explains how God can create new opportunities and reverse spiritual consequences through retests, allowing individuals to discover what God may have already set up for them. [... more]