Matt Slick discusses various Bible doctrines, including end times and millennialism, and responds to listener questions on topics such as the Trinity and the interpretation of biblical passages. He also explores the intersection of science and faith, specifically in the context of quantum physics and evolution. [... more]

The host shares personal experiences and biblical insights about the power of witnesses, prayer, and spiritual warfare, highlighting the importance of staying connected to God and sharing one's story to create a ripple effect of faith and hope. [... more]

The concept of witness and testimony is explored through the lens of quantum physics, spiritual senses, and biblical teachings. The idea of humility and relating to truth is discussed, and how spending time in God's word can increase faith and lead to a more fruitful life. [... more]

A Christian father shares his struggles with his children's spiritual journeys, discussing the importance of loving and praying for them even when they reject their faith. He also addresses the topic of apostasy, citing biblical examples of individuals who have walked away from their faith, and the need to pray for their salvation. [... more]

A discussion on the intersection of quantum physics and Christianity, specifically within the New Apostolic Reformation, and the potential dangers of blending scientific concepts with biblical interpretations. The host critiques the idea of using quantum mysticism to support false doctrines and promotes a biblical understanding of God's sovereignty and election. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses the nature of the universe and the existence of God, citing examples from philosophy, science, and the Bible. He explores the concept of the Trinity and how it provides the necessary preconditions for intelligibility and morality. Slick also delves into the idea of the universal mind and how it relates to the concept of God. Additionally, he touches on the topic of quantum physics and its implications for our understanding of the universe. [... more]