Iranian Christians are facing severe persecution under the Islamic regime, with many suffering imprisonment, torture, and even death. Sama Salimi, author of 'A Modern Exodus', shares her family's story of fleeing Iran and finding freedom in Turkey, highlighting the bravery and resilience of those who risk everything to follow Jesus. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses the dangers of deliverance ministries, generational curses, and bloodline curses, and how to deal with demonic oppression. He also talks about neo-Calvinism and traditional Calvinism, and how to navigate spiritual warfare as a Christian. [... more]

Dr. David Jeremiah explores the book of Ecclesiastes, discussing the problems of faulty justice, fierce oppression, financial rivalry, fractured relationships, and fickle popularity, and how they can be overcome by trusting in God's sovereignty and wisdom. [... more]

Solomon in the book of Ecclesiastes deals with questions that don't make sense, and how to get answers to them. He examines the danger of trying to make God fit our own ideas about justice, fairness, and the world. He discusses the problem of faulty justice, where the guilty go free and the innocent suffer, and how God's judgment will prevail, even if it's not seen in this life. [... more]

Breaking free from the yoke of resentment requires a spiritual breakthrough, which can be achieved through fasting and prayer. The Bible teaches that fasting allows us to loose the bands of wickedness, lift burdens, and free ourselves from oppression. By removing the yoke of resentment, we can experience the refreshment of freedom, the restoration of prayer, and the rewards of victory. [... more]

The younger generation's favorable view of socialism is a crisis of memory and a failure of their education, as they've been taught to fear capitalism's failures but not the mass starvations that occurred under socialist regimes. Socialism is inherently immoral and built on conceit, assuming society's problems can be solved by the right people in charge. It requires stripping away mediating institutions and relies on a flawed anthropology that sees individuals as cogs in a government-sponsored wheel. [... more]

When dealing with genuine evidence of demonic influence in someone's life, it's essential to understand the process of submission to God, resistance of the enemy, and specific steps to take with actions and heart. Believers are taught to resist the devil and he'll flee, but extremism and fanaticism can negatively color this ministry. Recognizing the signs of demonic influence, such as severe sickness, divination, unusual physical strength, split personality, and resistance to spiritual help, is crucial. The cure for demonic influence is through the cross of Christ, and victory is through the name of Jesus. Deliverance from demonic influence involves accepting Christ, confessing sin, renouncing the works of the devil, resting in Christ's deliverance, and engaging in corporate prayer. [... more]

God's laws in Deuteronomy 25 and 26 were given to Israel to promote human flourishing by removing the obstructions of cruelty and repression. The laws protect and provide for a widow without children, defend against cruelty in conflict, and prevent dishonesty in commerce, all to ensure the continuation of God's family name and the redemption of humanity. [... more]

God's law provides protections for human flourishing, including protection from oppression, care for the poor, and safeguarding the sanctity of marriage. These laws demonstrate God's concern for the well-being of His people and those in need, emphasizing the importance of compassion, commitment, and justice. [... more]

God made mankind to flourish and provided laws to protect his people from pagan influences and the spread of disease. These laws emphasize the importance of proper hygiene, quarantine, and the contrast between the corrupting condition of man and creation versus the holiness of God. [... more]

James E. Ward Jr. shares his zero victim mentality, inspired by historical figures like Booker T. Washington and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., who encouraged people to overcome injustice with a new attitude, promoting non-violence, peace, and forgiveness in the face of racial and social challenges. [... more]

Jen Nitsa shares her personal experience with the New Age movement and its influence on modern culture, warning about the dangers of divination, demonic oppression, and satanic influence. She emphasizes the importance of educating oneself and others about these issues, and encourages Christians to be aware of their vulnerabilities and to stand firm in their faith. [... more]

The Bible teaches that all people are sinners and in need of God's forgiveness, but many Americans and Christians deny this reality, leading to a lack of understanding of sin and its consequences. This misunderstanding can be attributed to a failure of churches and Christian leaders to teach a biblical understanding of sin, as well as a broader cultural shift towards a more self-centered and feel-good worldview. [... more]

Solomon's journal reveals the emptiness of living for money and wealth, and how it can rob us of a good night's sleep. He advises trusting in God's sovereignty and pursuing contentment with what we have, rather than constantly striving for more. [... more]

The speaker discusses the book of Revelation, specifically the seven trumpets that will be blown, unleashing God's judgment on the earth. The first six trumpets bring various forms of judgment, including hail, fire, blood, a great mountain burning with fire, a third of the sea becoming blood, a third of the fresh water becoming bitter, and a third of the sun, moon, and stars being darkened. The seventh trumpet brings a final judgment, where a third of mankind is killed by demons. The speaker emphasizes the importance of repentance and turning to God, as the world is heading towards a time of great tribulation. [... more]

A world of heartless oppression, rivalry, and arrogant laziness can lead to a never-ending pursuit of more, but true contentment comes from trusting what God has given, working with it, and giving him glory for it. [... more]

Dr. Robert Jeffress examines the intense persecution Christians are facing around the world in light of biblical prophecy, warning that a moral revolution in the US will lead to cultural revulsion and rejection of Christians and their beliefs. [... more]

The discussion revolves around various Christian apologetics topics, including the role of the law in today's church, the nature of sin, and the concept of demonic oppression. The conversation also touches on the idea of blessing Israel and the Jewish people, as well as the topic of the rapture and the end times. [... more]

When a society or person dismisses God, the strong inevitably oppress the weak, leading to despair. Christians must speak up for those in positions of weakness, recognizing that all people are created in God's image and have inalienable rights. The absence of God leads to a callousness towards the weak, as seen in the book of Judges, but God's redemption through Jesus Christ offers a different path, one of love, forgiveness, and rest in Him. [... more]

The Bible warns of false Christs and false prophets who will deceive even the elect, but the Holy Spirit is holding back the antichrist world system. The rapture of the church is a mystery that will be revealed in its time, and the day of the Lord will bring salvation for some and judgment for others. [... more]