The Pentecostalization of Christian worship has led to a shift in the way churches approach worship and spiritual gifts. David DeBrain, pastor of New Covenant Baptist Church in Johannesburg, South Africa, discusses the implications of this trend and the importance of maintaining a biblical worldview. He addresses listener feedback on the topic, including questions about the miraculous sign gifts and the role of music in worship. The discussion highlights the need for Christians to be discerning and to prioritize a reverence for God's word in all aspects of worship. [... more]

The psalmist expresses a deep longing to be forgiven and to have mercy, recognizing the need for repentance and a desire to follow God's law. He weeps over the sins of others, not with a vindictive spirit, but with a sense of sorrow and a desire to see God's people turn back to Him. [... more]

The Bible is a wonderful book because it is authored by God, given to us by divine inspiration, and breathed out of the Holy Spirit. It contains the truth about God, gives light on life, and helps us understand our purpose and goals. The Word of God is pure, not contaminated by error, and it sheds light on the issue of suffering, helping us to understand that there's a purpose in our trials. [... more]

The Bible provides guidance for living, correction when we're wandering, help when we're struggling, comfort when we're grieving, and hope when we're dying. It's a source of wisdom, teaching us to love and follow God's word, and to hate evil and false doctrine. [... more]

The Bible is described as God's book, sweeter than honey, and a source of joy and blessing. It is a book about God, His power, purpose, love, and mercy, containing inspiring stories of His providence and faithfulness. Loving the Word requires a heart that is pure, a spirit that is receptive, and a desire to know and understand God's truth. [... more]

A discussion on the state of the Christian church in America, the importance of a biblical worldview, and the need for repentance and revival. Dr. George Barna shares his research on the dominant worldview in America, the role of pastors, and the need for a remnant of true believers to bring about cultural transformation. [... more]

The psalmist's zeal is consumed by his desire to help those who have forgotten God's words, and are consumed by their own self-righteousness. This study explores the importance of a right relationship with Christ, where we are in communion with him and his word, and can find guidance and peace in times of trouble. [... more]

The entrance of God's words gives light and understanding to those who are simple and easily deceived, bringing them closer to a relationship with God as described in the 119th Psalm and the Bible. [... more]

The speaker shares a personal story of how they applied the concept of the Mem section of the 119th Psalm to their life, specifically when their daughter got married at 17 and had a difficult relationship. They used the five slam a jam and cats of a jam prayer to seek guidance from God and learned that His plans are often better than their own. [... more]