The concept of neighbors is fading in our culture, and technology has made us more connected than ever before, but how in touch are we with those around us? Jesus Christ's actions in the neighborhood of Jerusalem, where he heals a blind man, illustrate the characteristics of unbelievers, including being ceremonial, skeptical, and filled with rancor. [... more]

The Bible contains promises that bring comfort and relief, but also some that bring trouble and uneasiness, such as the promise that those who desire to live godly in Christ Jesus will be persecuted. This promise is not new, as it has been fulfilled throughout history, from the days of Noah to the present day, and is a reminder that God has a plan to silence scoffers and judge sinners. [... more]

Socrates, a philosopher in ancient Greece, emphasized the importance of admitting ignorance as a first step towards gaining true knowledge and understanding virtue. He believed that education should lead people out of ignorance and into a deeper understanding of truth, and his method of dialogue was a key part of his approach. Socrates' ideas had a significant impact on Western civilization and continue to influence modern society. [... more]

Climate change is a worldview that rejects the worship of the Creator and instead worships the creation and the creature, man. It is a pagan pantheistic religious philosophy that grants the earth living properties and is rooted in Darwinian evolution and environmental Marxism. Christians must be discerning and not fall for the narrative of climate change, which is fundamentally about worshiping the earth, not stewarding it. [... more]

A cardiac arrest occurred on the field during a Monday Night Football game, prompting a medical emergency and a pause in the game. The incident has raised concerns about player safety and the severity of football injuries, with many fans and players expressing shock and support for the affected player, Damar Hamlin. [... more]

The Respect for Marriage Act, deceptively named, would overturn the Defense of Marriage Act and codify homosexual so-called marriage into federal law, while also prosecuting individuals and organizations who hold to the biblical definition of marriage. Meanwhile, the COP 27 climate change conference seeks to control every aspect of people's lives through environmentalism, a totalitarian movement that demands global authority over the way people live. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses various sports topics, including the NFL and college football, with guests such as Russell Wilson and Charles Davis. They talk about recent games, teams, and players, including the Denver Broncos, Los Angeles Chargers, Tennessee Volunteers, Ole Miss Rebels, and Alabama Crimson Tide. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the biblical perspective on economics, government spending, and social issues. The guest, Cal Beisner, shares his insights on the relationship between inflation, monetary policy, and the economy, highlighting the importance of a biblical worldview in understanding these complex issues. The conversation also touches on the topic of same-sex marriage and the role of Christians in a pluralistic society. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the impact of human activities on the environment, specifically the effects of fossil fuel use on climate change and global warming. Cal Beisner, president of the Cornwall Alliance for the Stewardship of Creation, presents a biblical perspective on the issue, arguing that the environmental movement's emphasis on minimizing human impact on nature is misguided and that humans have a responsibility to optimize their impact on the earth to the glory of God and the benefit of their neighbors. [... more]

Two powerful stories of people who thought they had everything in their lives figured out until they didn't. A billionaire who ended his own life and a Grammy-winning musician who found peace and fulfillment in Jesus, despite trying everything else. The series explores the idea that true fulfillment comes from connecting with the creator of the universe internally, rather than seeking it in external things. [... more]

A healthy dose of skepticism is essential for a good marriage, allowing couples to examine their own motives and make necessary boundaries to prevent marital collapse. By executing the basics and being realistic, couples can build a strong foundation for a lifelong relationship. [... more]

Rene Descartes, a 17th-century philosopher, questioned everything to build a new philosophical system. He sought to reestablish a foundation for certainty, using clear and distinct ideas, and doubting everything he could conceivably doubt. Descartes' famous motto, 'Cogito Ergo Sum,' or 'I think, therefore I am,' proved the existence of himself, and he argued that the existence of God is necessary for the existence of anything. [... more]

Miracles are real, and God is still in the miracle business. The hosts share personal experiences and biblical examples of healing, faith, and God's intervention in people's lives. They discuss the importance of reflection, gratitude, and trust in God's plan, and encourage listeners to share their own miracle stories. [... more]

Dr. J. Gresham Machen was a theologian who stood for conservative Protestantism in the early 20th century. He was a key figure in the Fundamentalist Modernist Controversy and wrote extensively on the importance of biblical truth. His work was influential in shaping the Presbyterian Church's stance on evolution and creationism, and he was a vocal critic of liberal theology. Machen's legacy continues to be felt in the church today, and his story serves as a reminder of the importance of contending for the faith. [... more]

Exploring the mysteries of end times events, Jesus' return, and the role of faith and trust in understanding God's plan. The Salvation Army's Words of Life series discusses theology, interpretation, and the impact of skepticism and doubt on our relationship with God, highlighting the importance of God's love and plan for humanity. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie discusses the importance of approaching God with doubts and questions, and how we can deepen our faith by understanding the stories of the disciples, including Simon Peter, Andrew, James and John, Thomas, and Judas Iscariot. He also talks about the value of being part of God's family and how we can join it by turning from our sin and asking God to forgive us. [... more]

The uniqueness of Jesus Christ is a topic of great debate, with some questioning the evidence for his resurrection. However, the historical record and eyewitness accounts provide a strong foundation for faith, and the Bible teaches that Jesus is the only way to salvation. In this message, Pastor Lutzer explores the implications of Jesus' resurrection and the importance of faith in a world filled with doubt and skepticism. [... more]

When dealing with skeptics, Christians must be informed, accurate, and bold in their witness, using their personal testimony and the power of the Word of God to share the hope that is in them. By forgoing the folly of fools, learning the limits of logic, and relying on the resource of revelation, Christians can effectively answer skeptics and share the good news of Jesus Christ. [... more]

Dr. J. Gresham Machen, a renowned Presbyterian scholar, sounded the alarm about the church's shift towards liberalism in the early 20th century. His warnings proved correct as liberal ideas took hold, and the church struggled to defend its conservative practices. The Scopes Monkey Trial in 1925 marked a turning point, changing American attitudes and the church's stance on fundamentalism. Machen's legacy continues to influence the church's understanding of its role in the world. [... more]

You are in the Easter story, and it's a message for everyone. Jesus died on the cross and rose again from the dead, giving us second chances and eternal life. Whether you're mourning the loss of a loved one, struggling with doubt, or feeling like God has let you down, Easter is for you. It's a time for redemption, forgiveness, and a new beginning. [... more]

The COVID pandemic has exposed deep-seated trust issues in the black community, particularly when it comes to the vaccine. Despite the risks, many are hesitant to get vaccinated due to historical trauma and misinformation. Meanwhile, a mysterious hiker known as 'Mostly Harmless' was identified after a two-year search, highlighting the importance of human kindness and community service in solving complex problems. [... more]

Skepticism is often born in the context of pride and prejudice, but Jesus' invitation to Nathaniel and others is to come and see, to investigate and explore the truth. Jesus' words and actions reveal his omniscience and his desire to satisfy the curiosity of honest skeptics, promising that they will find more than they ever expected to find in him. [... more]

Pastor Bill Gebhardt explores the Gospel of John, highlighting Jesus Christ's conversations with people, including Nathaniel's skepticism and prejudice towards Nazareth. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the logos and its connection to Jesus Christ. [... more]

Many people struggle with doubt and unbelief, but the stories of John the Baptist and Thomas the Apostle show that even the closest followers of Jesus had their own doubts. Jesus handled their doubts with love and understanding, revealing the hope that can be found in faith and the unconditional love of God. [... more]

The concept of God's providence is often misunderstood in modern times, with many people assuming that God is not directly involved in the world. However, the Bible teaches that God is a sovereign ruler who sees everything that takes place in the universe and has the authority to change what He sees. The doctrine of providence is a complex and difficult topic that deals with questions of causality, free will, and the nature of God's government of the universe. [... more]

Moses struggled with his own significance, the sovereignty of God, and his skepticism before finally understanding that God wants him, not his ability or eloquence. This message encourages listeners to consider their own backgrounds, circumstances, and doubts, and to trust in God's demand for their availability and giftedness, leading to a deeper understanding of their intrinsic value and the possibility of changed lives. [... more]

Kanye West's profession of faith in Christ has sparked debate about the authenticity of his conversion, with some questioning whether he has truly trusted in the true gospel. The parable of the soils provides context for understanding how the gospel is received, with four types of soil representing different responses to the gospel: the hard road, rocky ground, thorny patches, and good soil. Kanye West's conversion appears to be a positive development, but he will face obstacles such as breaking with his former life, including his unrighteous past and his marriage to Kim Kardashian, and navigating the complexities of Christianity, including the pull of different Christian movements and the risk of being misled by false gospels. [... more]