Episode 257: Far too often far too many Christians live as though they do not believe in God. Craig Groeschel calls this “Christian Atheism.” But since God exists, what does that mean for our lives? Tune in as I examine the implications for God’s existence upon the life of those who claim to believe in Him.
Question of the Day: Why should people of other religions be sent to Hell because they happened to be born into a non-Christian home?
Episode 255: I recently explored the question “Does God exist?” is two previous episodes here & here. While the evidence provided in those episodes is sufficient to demonstrate that there is a God, it does not address what God is like or which view of God is right. In this episode I explore the various worldviews concerning God. Which view of God is right? Tune in as I explore this question.
Question of the Day: Why is the God of the Bible the only true God?
Episode 254: If I don’t cover it, who will? The growing influence of pro-homosexual pastors has a new face: Frank Schafer, defrocked Methodist pastor. But while he was punished for performing his son’s wedding to another man, there are those who say that there is coming a “witch hunt” for those who are advocates of traditional marriage. Tune in as I explain the “heart” of the matter.
Episode 251: Progressive Christianity is the “fifth column” which threatens Christendom in general. They demonstrate an element which is post-Christian in the church. Tune in as I expose the threat progressive theology and progressive Christianity pose to the Christianity.
Question of the Day: Did Jesus say anything about homosexuality?
Episode 250: Many Christians today talk about America is a post-Christian nation. We have loosed ourselves from our foundational Christian moorings and are drifting into judgment. Perhaps. If so, we can learn much from our brothers and sisters in the pre-Christian Roman empire on how to survive a post-Christian America.
Post-Christian America Article
Question of the Day: Does God exist?
Episode 249: One popular objection from skeptics and a serious concern from seekers is, “How can a loving God send people to hell?” As Timothy Keller puts it in his book The Reason for God, “Divine judgment is one of Christianity’s most offensive doctrines” (69). How do we reconcile God’s perfect love with His perfect justice. Tune in as I walk us through this “hot” topic.
Episode 248: If you speak up and voice disapproval about homosexual behavior or displays of affection between homosexual couples you will pay for it. Just ask Miami Dolphins safety Don Jones who was suspended and fined for tweeting “omg” and “horrible” when Michael Sam kissed his boyfriend on nationally televised broadcast of the NFL Draft. What is really going on here? What is the agenda of the proponents of homosexual marriage? Tune in as I walk us down the dark corridor of the homosexual agenda, shining the light of God’s Word to expose this darkness.
The Left’s Push for Child-Adult Sex
Bringing Dark Desires to Light
Question of the Day: Does Jesus condemn homosexuality?
Episode 247: The NFL Draft was this past weekend. The dreams of 256 athletes came true as they heard their name called. But did you notice the inordinate amount of time focused on Michael Sam, the college football player who came out as homosexual earlier this year? He was pick #249, yet he had a live TV crew from ESPN in his home. Tune in as give my analysis of the coverage of Michael Sam at the NFL Draft.
Question of the Day: Is there any NT scripture that tells us we don’t always have to tell the truth?
Episode 246: Brethren disagree. And we disagree about a lot of things. Having examined the principles in Romans 14-15, what do we do? In this episode, I lay out the 2 + 1 solutions which are available to us when we disagree.
Episode 245: What do we do when we disagree? I continue to unpack principles from Romans 14-15, specifically the role unity plays in our disagreements. Tune in and find out how important unity really is and why our disagreements must always keep unity in view.
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