The host discusses various theological topics, including covenant theology and dispensationalism, and answers listener questions on baptism, the age of the universe, and the interpretation of biblical passages. [... more]

God speaks prophetically to Babylon, warning of the consequences of trusting self and human achievements over the Creator Redeemer. Rich Powell explores the dangers of moral relativity and the importance of recognizing God's sovereignty and uniqueness. [... more]

The concept of pluralism, which emphasizes diversity without ultimate unity, has led to the erosion of truth and the rise of relativism in modern society. This has significant implications for morality, particularly in the context of abortion, where the idea of moral rights is increasingly being based on personal preference rather than objective standards. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including Christianity in virtual worlds, the Cambrian explosion, time dilation, and the concept of sovereign grace, while also addressing questions from listeners on the Bible and science. [... more]

Dr. R.C. Sproul and Dr. John Gerstner engage in a mock debate on the existence of God, discussing the cosmological argument, the nature of truth, and the implications of relativity on our understanding of reality. [... more]

The distant starlight problem poses a challenge to the biblical account of creation, but Dr. Jason Lyle proposes a solution based on the anisotropic synchrony convention, which suggests that light travels infinitely fast when moving toward an observer. This convention is supported by ancient cultures' recording of events in the cosmos and is also found in the Bible's description of God creating the lights in the firmament to give light on the earth. [... more]