God's design for family structure is central to understanding biblical manhood, which encompasses personal reverence to God, self-control, and spiritual leadership, as well as communal service and leaving a lasting legacy. [... more]

The story of Saul's conversion and transformation into Paul, a zealous Christian killer who becomes a champion of Christianity, illustrates God's sovereignty and providence in salvation. Despite his violent past, Paul's ministry is instrumental in spreading the gospel, and his conversion serves as a testament to God's power to change lives and redeem even the most hardened individuals. [... more]

The host discusses government corruption, election integrity, and the importance of standing up for faith and freedom in the face of persecution. He emphasizes the need for Christians to be courageous and take action, rather than just praying and doing nothing. [... more]

The principles of logic and reason are essential for meaningful communication and understanding the world. However, the rejection of reason and the embracing of contradictions can lead to absurdity and irrationality. In a world where truth is often subjective, Christians must affirm the existence of God and the importance of rationality in understanding the Bible and the world around them. [... more]

Alex McFarland explores the nature of God, the Trinity, and the Christian faith through the lens of Scripture, referencing the works of Thomas Aquinas and other theologians to defend the biblical worldview against objections and criticisms. [... more]

The concept of the pre-incarnate Christ, the Trinity, and the cost of discipleship are explored in a discussion on Christianity, Calvinism, and the parables of Jesus. The importance of justification and salvation by faith is emphasized, and the need for complete and total commitment to following Jesus is highlighted. [... more]

The Christian Worldview radio program discusses the fascist playbook rule of accusing the opposition of what you're doing, exemplified by the Biden administration's vilification of Trump supporters. The hosts analyze the increasing authoritarianism in the country, the repression of individual liberties, and the Marxist tactics used by the left to control the narrative and suppress dissent. [... more]

The Bible is often accused of containing contradictions, but Dr. R.C. Sproul explains the difference between contradictions, paradoxes, and mysteries, highlighting the importance of understanding these concepts in Christian apologetics. [... more]

The doctrine of the Trinity is often misunderstood as a contradiction, but it is actually a paradox that can be understood through the law of non-contradiction. A paradox is a statement that seems to be contradictory at first glance but is actually not. The law of non-contradiction states that something cannot be what it is and not be what it is at the same time and in the same way. The doctrine of the Trinity says that God is one in essence and three in person, which may seem contradictory but is actually a paradox that can be understood through careful examination. [... more]

The assumption of relativism in modern society can lead to the rejection of objective truth, but logic and reason remain essential for meaningful communication and understanding. The law of non-contradiction is a fundamental principle that underlies all rational discourse, and its violation can lead to absurdity and irrationality. In Christian theology, the affirmation of rationality and logic is critical for understanding the nature of truth and the Word of God. [... more]

Samuel preached to the Israelites, urging them to align their behavior with their words and turn away from foreign gods, emphasizing the importance of genuine faith and the role of preaching in guiding the people of God. [... more]

The debate between faith and works in Christianity is explored, with discussions on Eastern Orthodox teachings, repentance, and salvation. The Trinity and the Holy Spirit are also examined, as well as the importance of biblical interpretation and understanding the context of scripture. [... more]

The doctrine of the Trinity in Christianity is a mysterious concept that has been debated for centuries. It states that God is one essence and three persons, which seems contradictory to human understanding. However, theologians argue that the formula is paradoxical, not contradictory, and that the concept of person in this context does not correspond to human personality. The idea of subsistence is used to distinguish among the three persons within the Godhead, which is one eternal being. [... more]

Living in a state of holy fear means remembering your incredible privilege as a child of God, accepting personal accountability for your actions, and refusing to act like spoiled children. This mindset is characterized by reverence for God and a desire to please Him, leading to a life of holiness and obedience. [... more]

A discussion on the central doctrine of the Bible, exploring the concepts of election, predestination, and free will in relation to salvation, with a focus on Calvinism and its implications on understanding God's sovereignty and human choice. [... more]

The Christian faith has no contradictions, but mysteries and paradoxes are inherent in its teachings. Theologian Dr. R.C. Sproul explains the difference between contradiction, paradox, and mystery, emphasizing the importance of understanding these concepts to effectively defend the faith. [... more]

The doctrine of the Trinity is often misunderstood as a contradiction, but when examined through the lens of logic and apologetics, it is revealed to be a paradox, not a contradiction. This distinction is crucial for understanding the nature of God and defending the faith against critics. [... more]

When God's promises seem to contradict His actions, it can be a test of our faith. Dr. Tony Evans shares the story of Abraham, who was asked to sacrifice his son Isaac, a test that required immense faith and trust in God's ability to raise him from the dead. This story illustrates the importance of having a bigger view of God, particularly when He doesn't make sense, and trusting in His sovereignty and faithfulness to His Word. [... more]

Dr. Tony Evans explores the nature of an up close and personal relationship with God, drawing from the biblical account of Moses' encounter with the burning bush. He emphasizes the importance of being in God's presence, responding to contradictions, and being willing to deal with sin in order to experience an encounter with the Holy One. [... more]

Dr. R.C. Sproul makes a rational case for Christianity, emphasizing the importance of logic and reason in understanding the Bible and defending the faith. He argues that the law of non-contradiction is a necessary condition for meaningful communication and that contradictions are not permissible in truth. [... more]

The importance of epistemology in Christian apologetics is discussed, including the law of non-contradiction, law of causality, sense perception, and the analogical use of language. These concepts are crucial in defending the Christian faith against opposing views and criticisms. [... more]

All believers should desire to grow in their faith But if we want to mature Pastor Greg Laurie points out that we need to use the tools God has given us to deepen our relationship with Him In this message from Acts and Psalm titled Faith Pastor Greg details the characteristics of every growing Christian Notes As Christians we sometimes don't realize all that God has done for us God has given us everything we need to grow spiritually Work out your own salvation with fear and trembling Philippians He who has the Holy Spirit in his heart and the [... more]

Superficial similarities between religions mask fundamental differences, leading to contradictions in their core teachings. The law of non-contradiction dictates that two mutually exclusive claims cannot be true at the same time, rendering religious pluralism an unsustainable concept. [... more]

The age of the Earth is a topic of debate between creation scientists and secular scientists. Creation scientists argue that the Earth is young, citing contradictions in secular dating methods and the presence of original biomolecules in dinosaur bones. Secular scientists, on the other hand, rely on uniformitarian assumptions to assign ages to the Earth and its features. However, these assumptions lead to contradictions, such as the presence of radiocarbon in specimens that should be millions or billions of years old. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses various topics related to the Hebrew language, Jewish people, and the Bible, including myths and misconceptions about the Hebrew language, the significance of Jerusalem, and the differences in the Gospels. [... more]