God sees the sins of His people and calls them to repentance, emphasizing the importance of covenant faithfulness and spiritual purity. The prophet Hosea uses four pictures to describe the sin of Israel, highlighting the consequences of idolatry and the need for believers to examine themselves and live faithfully before God. [... more]

On the day of Pentecost, a new spiritual creation is happening right in front of our eyes. The Holy Spirit descended on the church, fulfilling God's will and plan. The power of the Holy Spirit available in 2025 is highlighted, and its effects on the lives of those present and the world are discussed. [... more]

When dealing with unrepentant sinners, churches must balance love and discipline, following biblical guidelines to restore fellowship and protect the body. Leaders must confront sin, but also offer restoration and reconciliation, demonstrating the loving response of concern for God's best. Church discipline is a crossroads experience, where individuals choose between union with sin or union with the assembly, and leaders must navigate the complexities of confronting sin while maintaining a loving and non-judgmental attitude. [... more]

Church discipline is a crucial aspect of maintaining a healthy church, and it involves confronting unrepentant sinners with love and truth. Apostolic authority is essential in guiding the church, and leaders must be accountable to one another. Christian hospitality is also a vital aspect of church life, and denying it to missionaries and pastors can hinder the progress of the word of God. [... more]

The reputation of God is at stake in the daily actions and attitudes of Christians, and hypocrisy is a major obstacle to Christianity. True conversion is marked by a passion for purity of heart and life, and the greatest evidence of true conversion is repentance and confession. The believer's character is a reflection of God's character, and holy living is essential for evangelism and sharing the message of Jesus Christ. [... more]

The Bible warns of a coming judgment of God, where the moral man will be held accountable for his deeds, and the unbeliever will be judged for his unrepentant heart and stubbornness. True faith in Christ brings salvation apart from works, but true faith reveals itself in good works, such as seeking glory, honor, and immortality, and living for eternity's long-term reward. [... more]

God disciplines those He loves to help them lead orderly, godly lives by training them to avoid sin and cultivate holy living. He gives believers time to judge themselves and deal with sin, but if they don't, He will have to do it in a more harsh fashion. God's goal is to create wholeness in believers' lives, while for unbelievers, His discipline is a warning of the ultimate judgment to come. [... more]

The prophecy of God's wrath being poured out on those who have rejected him is a recurring theme in scripture, with examples from the Old and New Testaments. The day of the Lord is a time of great judgment, marked by earthquakes, eclipses, and the falling of stars, as described in Revelation chapter 6. This event is a call to prayer, but humanity's response is to pray to objects of nature rather than to God, highlighting their rejection of Him. [... more]

Biblical marriages are a lifelong commitment between one man and one woman, with God's design for permanency, humility, and harmony. However, unrepentant sin and a lack of consent can lead to divorce, and the Bible provides exceptions for cases where one spouse is unwilling to reconcile or where there is physical abuse. Christians should demonstrate the sanctity of marriage by supporting and honoring God's design, rather than condoning or enabling immorality. [... more]

Jesus teaches that a reputation is what you might be to somebody else, but your character is what God knows you to be. He clarifies the law on divorce, stating that apart from adultery, divorce is not biblically justifiable, and that sexual immorality is not automatic grounds for divorce but is automatic grounds for repentance and reconciliation. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics, including OCD, the Holy Spirit's voice, abortion, Mormonism, Wiccan and Satanism, and how to discern truth from false teachings, while also addressing hate mail and responding to listener questions. [... more]

The death of King Saul and Jesus Christ paved the way for new plans of operation and ushered in new lines, leading to the Messiah. However, Saul's unrepentant life and disobedience led to his downfall, while Jesus' death brought salvation to unlikely people. The story of Saul's demise serves as a warning about the consequences of ignoring God's messages and the importance of faith and redemption. [... more]

King Saul's desperate attempt to connect with the occult world leads to his downfall, while a demonically empowered man named Rasputin plays a significant role in the collapse of the Russian monarchy. The story highlights the dangers of unrepentant living and the consequences of seeking guidance from the wrong sources. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various theological topics, including Calvinism, Reformed Theology, God's sovereignty, and free will, while taking calls from listeners and addressing their questions and concerns. [... more]

A church's response to unrepentant sinners is crucial in demonstrating God's love and promoting spiritual maturity. Biblical accountability and discipline are essential in confronting and correcting sin, while also protecting the church from harm and promoting unity among believers. [... more]

The church must demonstrate its relationship with God by addressing sin and promoting repentance, rather than allowing sinners to remain in the assembly. Biblical discipline and discipleship are essential for spiritual maturity and protecting the church from harm. [... more]

When a member of a church disregards scripture and apostolic authority, it can lead to grave danger for the entire church. In the case of Diotrephes, a prominent member of a house church, he openly disregarded John's authority and was accused of being motivated by the devil. His actions were a threat to the church's unity and his leadership was unbiblical. John the Apostle wrote a letter to the church, exposing Diotrephes' actions and calling for repentance. The church's failure to discipline Diotrephes led to his hijacking of the church, and ultimately, his removal. This story has timeless implications for churches today, highlighting the importance of confronting unrepentant sinners and maintaining accountability within the church. [... more]

The church must confront unrepentant sinners and uphold apostolic authority to maintain spiritual maturity and biblical teaching. Church discipline involves confronting and correcting individuals who disregard scripture, while also promoting Christian hospitality and humility. The apostle John's letter to Gaius highlights the dangers of pride and the importance of accountability in the church. [... more]