Episode 145: We close out Daniel chapter 2 and venture forward into chapter 3. A well-known Bible story, tune in as break down this account of three men who hold fast their spiritual convictions.
Question of the Day: Why didn’t Daniel refuse to perform this idolatrous act?
Episode 143: In this episode, we examine the purpose(s) of the book of Daniel. Then we immediately dig into the text of chapter 1.
Question of the Day: Did Constantine change the day of worship for political purposes?
Episode 122: September 11, 2012 – four Americans are killed in Benghazi by Muslim terrorists. Just a few days after the attack on our embassy, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, United Nations Ambassador Susan Rice, and President Barack Obama were blaming the attack on a video no one had (or has) seen. At the same time, emails were flying through the intelligence community about talking points for the American media and public. Those emails were released last week and what is in them is disturbing. What’s even more disturbing is how people alter the “talking points” in the religious realm. Tune in as I discuss how this happens.
Episode 118: So the Church of England put it to a vote and the proposal to allow women to serve as bishops was voted down last November. What does this have to with the church of Christ in America? Tune as we identify a movement in our fellowship which seeks for women to keynote at lectureships across the country.
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Episode 113: There are some who claim that innocent vicarious sacrifice is immoral. Thus, God is immoral because He killed His Son for human redemption. Tune in as I point out the egregious logical fallacies in this argument which typically comes from atheists and skeptics.
Episode 112: Do you notice how much talk of “compromise” is coming from Capital Hill these days? In fact, it seems that to be a politician and harbor an uncompromising spirit is taboo. After all, to get anything done you have to compromise, right? Even more important is the threat of compromise to Christians. Tune to hear about how compromise never makes a good deal better, it always makes the best deal worse.
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