Matt Slick discusses various topics related to Christian apologetics, including the accuracy of scripture translations, the reliability of Bible manuscripts, and the importance of understanding scribal errors. He also shares personal anecdotes and responds to listener questions, providing guidance on how to navigate complex biblical issues. [... more]

The Apostle Paul emphasizes the importance of prioritizing the gospel over personal preferences, liberties, and traditions. He encourages believers to run the race of life with self-control, discipline, and a focus on winning people with the gospel, rather than being bound by personal convictions or traditions. [... more]

A spiritually mature follower of Jesus obeys God in the things he doesn't say, considering the impact on others and the gospel, rather than just focusing on personal conviction and liberty. [... more]

Developing clear-cut objectives and making advanced decisions can help individuals achieve spiritual growth and live a life of purpose. By focusing on the rewards and consequences of their actions, people can cultivate discipline and avoid regret. Building a community of believers and seeking support from others is also crucial for a successful faith journey. [... more]

Living a life of biblical discipline requires putting first things first, prioritizing what matters most, and developing self-control through delayed gratification. This involves making advance decisions, trusting in God's grace, and allowing the Holy Spirit to produce discipline in our lives. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the situation in the Middle East, specifically the conflict between Israel and Iran. Proponents of Israel argue that it is right to defend itself against Iran's aggression, citing biblical prophecies and God's promise to protect the nation. Others express concern about the escalating situation and the potential for a wider conflict. The conversation also touches on the concept of mystery Babylon and its possible connection to the United States. [... more]

Developing personal conviction and a love for things that do not offend God's nature is crucial for Christian leaders. An elder must model personal care, conviction, common sense, and consistency, demonstrating a personal commitment to God's goodness and character. [... more]

In the church, leaders are expected to model care for others, love what is good, and demonstrate personal conviction. This is in contrast to the world's values, which often prioritize bad activities, bad causes, and bad thinking. Paul's letter to Titus emphasizes the importance of finding men who will lead the church into a new normal, characterized by hospitality, love for what is good, and self-control. [... more]

Christians have differing convictions and standards, but Paul's letter to the Romans emphasizes the importance of allowing room for differing convictions while accepting one another as God's people. He warns against judging others for their convictions and encourages believers to come to a personal conviction about what is right and wrong, based on their own understanding of Scripture and their conscience. [... more]

Aligning one's investments with their Christian values is a key aspect of faith-based investing, which involves considering the moral implications of investment decisions and seeking to honor God with one's finances. This approach can lead to a more holistic and values-driven approach to investing, where one's financial decisions are guided by biblical principles and a desire to glorify God. [... more]

God presents a dramatic portrayal of a family, the Rechabites, who obeyed their ancestor's commands to live as nomads, avoiding the influence of society. This example highlights the importance of guarding one's heart and listening to God, rather than being swayed by the voices of the world. [... more]

Developing personal convictions is crucial for spiritual growth, and understanding the three levels of conviction - personal preference, personal certainty, and personal commands - can help individuals navigate gray areas and make informed decisions based on biblical guidance. [... more]

God's purpose for all of us is revealed through the Bible, and understanding the absolutes upon which he bases his plans is crucial for living a purpose-driven life. Dr. Don Wilton emphasizes the importance of absolute truth, personal conviction, and personal preference, explaining how they relate to God's word and our relationship with him. [... more]

Paul advises Timothy to stir up the gift of God within him, emphasizing the importance of relying on God's ability rather than his own. He warns against the dangers of relying on natural gifts and failing to depend on God's power, which can lead to discouragement, tiredness, and spiritual coldness. [... more]

Dr. Don Wilton discusses the importance of absolute truth, personal conviction, and personal preference in the life of a church, using the book of Acts and the message of Jesus Christ to illustrate his points, emphasizing that all people need Jesus and that He is the only one who can meet all people's needs. [... more]

Dr. Don Wilton emphasizes the importance of absolute truth in the Christian church, distinguishing it from personal conviction and preference. He highlights the need for a unified approach to giving and witnessing, citing biblical examples and encouraging listeners to take action. [... more]

Dr. Don Wilton explores the distinctives of the New Testament church, emphasizing the importance of Christian leadership, the Holy Spirit, absolute truth, personal conviction, miracles, and prayer in building a strong and vibrant church community. [... more]