The concept of the cornerstone, referring to Jesus Christ, is explored in relation to the church and Israel. Peter's writings in 1 Peter 2 emphasize the importance of valuing Jesus as the cornerstone, with believers finding value and treasure in Him, while unbelievers stumble over Him and are condemned. The discussion also touches on the tribulation period, the church's role, and God's covenant promises to Israel. [... more]

The concept of forgiveness of sin is explored through the lens of Scripture, highlighting the idea that God's grace is amazing and that forgiveness is available through faith alone. The doctrine of purgatory is examined and contrasted with the biblical teaching on justification by faith, which emphasizes the idea that Christ's sacrifice is sufficient for our sins. The scapegoat concept is also discussed, illustrating how Christ bore our sins on the cross, and the importance of understanding that our sins are forgiven and covered through faith in Him. [... more]

Mike Shreve shares his personal journey from being a Catholic to becoming a born-again Christian, discussing the differences between Catholicism and authentic biblical Christianity, including infant baptism, purgatory, and the process of spiritual rebirth. [... more]

A discussion on various Christian apologetics topics, including predestination, the Catholic Church, purgatory, apocryphal books, baptism, and the priesthood of Christ, with a focus on biblical teachings and the importance of understanding doctrine. [... more]

Aaron Rodgers' potential move to the Steelers and its implications for the team's future, as well as the quarterback's own legacy and the NFL draft. [... more]

The hosts discuss various topics, including a Bible study on judgment and hell, the importance of vitamin C and natural medicine, and the need for border control and immigration reform. They also touch on current events, such as the FBI and deep state, the upcoming election, and the importance of voting. Additionally, they discuss property tax reform and the work of Judicia Watch. [... more]

Pastor Ernie Sanders discusses the importance of standing up for what's right, particularly in the face of injustice, and the need for Christians to be bold and fearless in their faith. He also talks about the concept of hell and purgatory, and how the Bible teaches that only a small percentage of people will be saved. The program also features an interview with Jake, a January 6th political prisoner, who shares his story of perseverance and faith in the midst of adversity. [... more]

The Bible teaches that hell is a real place of torment and that not everyone will go to heaven. False apostles and false prophets are spreading heresy, claiming that everyone will be saved and that there is no hell. The Bible warns of the consequences of sin and the importance of repentance and salvation. The end times and tribulation are approaching, and it is essential to be prepared and to spread the word of God. [... more]

The concept of calling upon the name of the Lord is explored, with discussions on prayer, faith, and the Trinity. The idea that Jesus can hear millions of prayers simultaneously is examined, and the concept of indwelling is discussed in relation to Jesus and the Holy Spirit. [... more]

Dr. Abidjan Shah discusses the importance of having a relationship with Jesus Christ, explaining that it's not just about believing in Him, but also about having a personal connection with Him. He also delves into the topic of purgatory and indulgences, highlighting how they can undermine the finality of Christ's sacrifice and lead to a lack of assurance in one's salvation. [... more]

The Roman Catholic Church's doctrine of indulgences and the treasury of merit is explored, highlighting the controversy surrounding the sale of indulgences in Germany and the role of Pope Leo X in financing the construction of St. Peter's Basilica. [... more]

Martin Luther's struggles with the Catholic Church's teachings on purgatory and indulgences led him to question the authority of the Pope and the Church, ultimately sparking the Protestant Reformation. His emphasis on justification by faith and the authority of scripture had a profound impact on Christian theology and continues to influence Christianity today. [... more]

A discussion on various Christian topics, including Bible study, theology, and the occult, with a focus on understanding the nature of faith and salvation. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various Bible doctrines, including original sin, Jesus Christ's relationship to Mary, and the concept of heaven and hell. He also addresses questions about the Trinity, apologetics, and theology, and provides insights into the nature of God and salvation. [... more]

The Reformation was sparked by Martin Luther's protest against the sale of indulgences, which he believed led people to believe they could buy their way out of purgatory. Luther's boldness and courage in standing up for the true gospel, which emphasizes the light of salvation, brought hope to those living in darkness and paved the way for the Reformation. [... more]

The Dallas Cowboys improved to 2-1 after beating the New York Giants 23-16, with Cooper Rush throwing a touchdown and leading the team to victory. Meanwhile, the Giants are struggling, with Daniel Jones being sacked five times and the team's offense being described as 'pitiful'. The quarterback controversy between Cooper Rush and Dak Prescott is ongoing, with Jerry Jones saying he'd welcome a controversy if it means winning. [... more]

A discussion on the relationship between faith and works, the charismatic movement, and the New Apostolic Reformation, with a focus on biblical teachings and spiritual gifts. [... more]

The Bible teaches that God is a God of judgment, but also a God of love. Jesus Christ's teachings on redemption and the afterlife are explored, and various philosophies on judgment and life after death are discussed, including purgatory, reincarnation, and the Mardi Gras philosophy. [... more]

The Roman Catholic Church's system of salvation is based on the concept of righteousness, with the goal of becoming inherently righteous to reach heaven. However, the church's abuse of power and corruption led to the sale of indulgences, which Martin Luther saw as a scandal and a contradiction to the biblical view of salvation. [... more]

The Roman Catholic Church teaches that justification requires faith plus works, with baptism as the initial step, and the sacrament of penance for re-justification after mortal sin. In contrast, the Reformation view emphasizes justification by faith alone, with no need for works or sacraments. The doctrine of justification is central to the Reformation, and its understanding has been debated for centuries. [... more]