Questions in this episode: – Could you explain the use of I AM in the New Testament versus the Old Testament? – How do I deal with a dysfunctional family that I can’t seem to rely on? – How did John the Baptist survive the decree by Herod to kill all the children. – Should …
Questions in this episode: – Why are some Scriptures in the Bible seemed to be skipped over? Are we missing verses? – What are your thoughts on shopping at stores that support unbiblical causes? – Should there be a different focus on disciplining children if they are not at the age of accountability? – Why …
Questions in this episode: – How do we talk to people who are against Israel? – What does it mean that we are the aroma of Christ to God…among those who are perishing in 2 Corinthians 2:15? – Does communion bread have to be wheat to be legitimate? – What is the difference between the …
Questions in this episode: – Where in the writings of Josephus do you find mention of Jesus Christ? – Is Cyrus from Isaiah 45 the son/grandson of Queen Esther? – In Jack Hyles’ book The Enemies of Soul-Winning, he claims you can accept Christ as your savior but not your Lord, is this true? …
The newspaper recently reported that what people are looking for these days is a “spiritual” experience without any “religious” guidelines. That’s nothing new, so were Adam and Eve. We tend to want a relationship with God our way. The problem is “our way” is “sin” – which by definition is
In Psalm 15 David recounts key virtues of a godly character – a kind of character that he says will experience intimacy with God. At the top of the inspired list we find the attribute of truthfulness, as we might expect. How can one claim to
There are three primary settings for biblical prayer which should have priority in our lives. The first is a focused type of scheduled prayer (Mt.6:6). This is the kind where, like Daniel’s three times a day or Jesus’ predawn appointments, we plan