The Christian Worldview Radio program discusses the faith advisors to President Trump, including Paula White-Kaine, who promotes the prosperity gospel and has been accused of misrepresenting God's word. The program also explores the concept of Christian nationalism and its implications, as well as the importance of maintaining a biblical worldview in the face of cultural and political pressures. [... more]

God corrects and threatens unfaithful ministers, emphasizing the importance of a biblical ministry and the responsibility that comes with spiritual leadership. He warns of the consequences of abandoning his word and the covenant of Levi, and promises to make a believer out of those who have compromised and corrupted their ministry. [... more]

Believers can reframe their view of taxes as evidence of God's provision, rather than just an interruption to their finances. This mindset shift can lead to gratitude, humility, and trust in God's sovereignty. Christians can also apply biblical wisdom to their financial decisions, such as prioritizing integrity and honesty in their financial dealings. [... more]

The Bible tells us that the world we live in is vastly superior in number and power to all of those chariots and armies, and that God has given his angels charge over us. We learn from the story of Elisha and his servant that the reality in which we live contains much more than meets the eye, and that angels are spirit beings who are invisible most of the time. They are real creatures who are assigned to minister to God's people and to serve as messengers and escorts for the king. [... more]

The story of Thomas Jefferson's unlikely alliance with evangelical Christians to protect churches from the power of the state, leading to the birth of American religious freedom and the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom. [... more]

Reflecting on preachers, pastors, and evangelists who have impacted lives in a special way, listeners share stories of those who have made a lasting impression, including Dr. Jerry Falwell, Dr. Paul Fink, and Tim Lee, a Marine who lost his legs in Vietnam and became a powerful evangelist. [... more]

Greg continues discussing Christianity in India with three deeply committed Indian ministers This interview which discusses Hindu soteriology India's holy rivers its caste system and the miraculous conversion experience of a deathly ill ultra-devout young Hindu woman was not taped in a sound studio but in an open-air setting in India complete with traffic noise monkeys jumping loudly on metal roofs and live roosters amening the conversation in their own distinctive way Greg hopes this series will prompt American Christians to prayerfully consider getting involved in God's work in what is currently the most populous nation on earth Christ is [... more]

In the multiple part mini series Greg discusses the current state of Christianity in India with three Indian nationals who are deeply committed Christians and ministers His hope is that American Christians ministers churches and missions organizations to prayerfully consider getting involved in God's work in what is now the most populous nation on earth Christ is coming very soon and if we are to help our needy brothers and sisters in India now is the time [... more]

Ministers of God must preach the truth, exposing Satan's strategies and separating the wheat from the tares, to protect the sheep and lead them to repentance and salvation. [... more]

The Book of Revelation holds a special significance for faithful Christian living, emphasizing the importance of the church as an institution and community. The presence of guardian angels is also highlighted, encouraging believers to remain faithful in the face of worldliness and idolatry. The letters to the seven churches in Revelation serve as a reminder of the struggles and temptations faced by the early church, including opposition from the civil government and false teachers. Ultimately, the book emphasizes the need for individuals to pursue truth and remain faithful to the Lord, even in the context of a larger community. [... more]

God addresses loneliness before the fall of man, stating it's not good for man to be alone. He custom-designed Eve as Adam's companion, introducing the fellowship of marriage and the principle of life beyond marriage, that life was never intended to be lived in isolation. Christians are called to fellowship, not isolation, and are appointed to serve as ministers of loneliness, addressing the epidemic of loneliness and providing support, encouragement, and reinforcement to one another. [... more]

The founding of Harvard University was influenced by the Bible and the desire for education, with the school's motto 'Veritas Christo et Ecclesia' reflecting its Christian roots. The institution was established in 1636 by the Massachusetts Bay Colony, and its early leaders were heavily influenced by the Puritans. The story of Harvard's founding is a testament to the enduring impact of Christianity on American education. [... more]

A discussion on the importance of equipping the church to effectively witness to Muslims, addressing misconceptions about Calvinism and Reformed theology, and exploring the biblical perspective on faith, works, and salvation. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including Mormonism, Eastern Orthodoxy, and the importance of prayer, while also addressing questions from listeners on street evangelism, ministry, and biblical truth. [... more]

The priests of Jesus' day had strayed far from their calling, leading people astray with their corrupt and partial teachings. God, through the prophet Malachi, warns them of the consequences of their actions, including the loss of their ministry and the curse of their blessings. However, God's intention is not to destroy them but to save them, and He offers them a chance to repent and return to their original calling. The book of Malachi serves as a warning to the priesthood and a reminder of the importance of speaking the truth and fearing God above all else. [... more]

Every member of the church is active, either building up or tearing down, and has been called to serve and minister in various ways, including encouragement, evangelism, giving, prayer, fellowship, and worship. [... more]

The distinguishing mark of a Christian is the presence of the Holy Spirit, who gives life, glorifies Christ, and guarantees a legacy of adoption into the family of God. The Holy Spirit is the Spirit of life, the Spirit of Christ, and the Spirit of adoption, working to make Jesus Christ real in believers and giving them a new relationship, assurance, and certainty of their salvation. [... more]

Confronting sin is a crucial aspect of spiritual growth, and it requires a willingness to act, zeal for God's name and reputation, and personal purity. According to John MacArthur, the goal of church discipline is not to throw people out, but to bring them back to holiness and restore them to their former condition. This involves a willingness to confront sin, a zeal for God's glory, and personal purity, which is essential for effective ministry and spiritual growth. [... more]

The Bible is a book that can be understood by anyone, regardless of their education level, as it contains a clear message of redemption and salvation. Studying the Bible is a duty and a privilege, and it can bring about a deeper understanding of God's Word and a more fulfilling life. [... more]

Jesus shows compassion to a widow who has lost her only son, raising him from the dead and demonstrating His power and authority over death, revealing Himself as the bishop and shepherd of our souls. [... more]