23 Minutes In Hell Podcast

Many people struggle with the idea that hell is too harsh or unfair. In this thought-provoking episode, we examine the biblical foundation behind God's justice and explain why no amount of human goodness can bridge the gap between sinful humanity and a perfectly holy God. Through clear Scripture, this discussion challenges many of today's common assumptions about salvation, eternity, and what it t...

In this episode, we explore what the Bible teaches about human emotions and how they are meant to be guided by God's truth rather than by our circumstances. From anger and forgiveness to joy, sorrow, and compassion, you'll discover that emotions themselves are not the problem. It's how we respond to them that reveals our spiritual maturity. Through Scripture, we examine God's own emotions, the emo...

Have you ever wondered where our sense of right and wrong comes from? In this thought-provoking episode, we explore one of the most important questions in life: Is morality simply a human invention, or does it point to something greater? From questions about conscience and justice to the universal recognition of good and evil, we examine why people across cultures instinctively know that some acti...

Have you ever wondered why God prohibited the mixing of wool and linen in the Old Testament? At first glance, it may seem like an obscure command, but behind it lies a powerful spiritual lesson. In this episode, we explore three fascinating reasons for this prohibition and uncover how these ancient instructions reveal God's holiness, man's inability to earn salvation through works, and the incredi...

This podcast episode tackles one of the most controversial objections to the biblical doctrine of hell: the claim that hell is incompatible with God's unconditional love. Many people struggle to reconcile a loving God with eternal judgment, and this episode examines the reasoning behind that argument. Listeners will explore why this objection has become so common and how it shapes modern views abo...

Believers all experience spiritual storms which test and try us. Thoughts will come like, “Why would God allow this? Where was God? Why didn’t He protect me?” There are at least five different aspects of the storms that com into our lives. First and foremost, in John 10:10, Jesus said, “The thief does not come except to steal, and to kill, and to destroy. I have come that they may have life, and t...

In this thought-provoking episode, we explore Jesus’ warning about deception in the last days and how those words seem more relevant now than ever before. As morality continues to decline and truth becomes harder to recognize, many people are left wondering how deception can become so widespread. we'll examine the spiritual and cultural influences shaping the world today and why discernment is mor...

This podcast episode tackles the difficult and often controversial question: Are some people predestined to go to hell? Using Scripture, the discussion examines God’s justice, mercy, and desire for salvation, while exploring what the Bible teaches about free will, repentance, and God drawing people to Himself. Listeners will hear a thoughtful look at verses often connected to predestination and et...

In this episode we explore the growing fascination with UFOs, UAPs, and extraterrestrial life through a Biblical perspective. As government disclosures and public discussions increase, we examine why these topics have become so prominent and why even some Christians are beginning to accept the idea of alien beings. Drawing from passages in Ezekiel and other scriptures, the discussion presents the...

In this episode we'll take a look at Jesus’ repeated warnings of “weeping and gnashing of teeth” and explore what these words reveal about eternal separation from God. Drawing from multiple passages in Scripture, we'll discuss the depth of sorrow, regret, and anguish described by Jesus, and also look at why these warnings were emphasized so many times throughout the Gospels. Using biblical comment...

This episode explores what it truly means to follow the leading of the Holy Spirit and why learning to listen to His voice is essential for every believer. It highlights how God directs His people today through an inward relationship with the Holy Spirit. Through real-life examples, the episode shows how spiritual sensitivity can protect us, guide our decisions, and even help us avoid danger when...

This podcast explores the idea of the “Church Age” and whether the Bible suggests it spans roughly 2,000 years. It examines a prophetic pattern drawn from the seven days of Creation in Genesis, where each day represents 1,000 years of human history. Using this model, the episode outlines how the first 4,000 years point to life before Christ, followed by two “days,” or 2,000 years, representing the...

When we share the way of salvation with people who don't know Jesus, they often respond with, ‘You’re trying to shove your beliefs down my throat.’ No one is forcing a belief on anyone! Sharing the way of salvation with someone is actually the most loving thing a person can do. Why is this a common response from an unbeliever? It can only be that they know they are guilty before their Creator. The...

Many people wrestle with the idea of eternal punishment, wondering how a finite life of sin could warrant an eternal consequence. This episode explores that question by laying out seven biblical reasons why the issue is deeper than a simple measure of time versus wrongdoing. It introduces key ideas such as spiritual death, separation from God, and the reality that the soul continues to exist beyon...

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is not just a symbolic story; it is the turning point of all history. It proves that He is who He claimed to be. He is the Son of God and His sacrifice on the cross was enough to pay for the sins of humanity. Without His death and resurrection, there would be no hope of salvation, no victory over sin, and no escape from eternal separation from God. His rising from...

It is important to be able to defend your faith in Jesus Christ and the Bible. Skeptics often challenge core beliefs with strong objections, and if we are not prepared, those challenges can go unanswered. I had an encounter with a client years ago who questioned the uniqueness of Christianity, the reliability of Scripture, and the character of God. By giving clear, reasoned responses, pointing to...

Most people spend their lives preparing for the future by saving money, reducing debt, and planning for retirement, yet often overlook the far greater investment of eternity. Jesus spoke frequently about eternal rewards, reminding us that this life is a brief window to live with purpose and align our priorities with what truly matters to God. Rather than focusing only on temporary success, we are...

This episode explores the question: When did Satan fall from heaven? Looking at six key Bible passages—including Luke 10:18, John 12:31, Isaiah 14, Ezekiel 28, and  Revelation 12, we examine different interpretations offered by Bible teachers and major commentaries. Some believe that Jesus’ statement, “I beheld Satan as lightning fall from heaven,” refers to Satan’s defeat at the Cross. Others see...

What does the Bible mean by the “Host of Heaven?" In this episode, we explore the seven different biblical words translated as “host,” found in both the Old and New Testaments. While the term often refers to the vast heavenly army of angels serving God, it can also describe the stars and planets, earthly military forces, or even a person who shows hospitality. From Genesis to the New Testament, th...

In this episode, we examine the origins and claims of the so-called gap theory, which was developed to support an old earth perspective and the idea of evolution requiring millions or billions of years. Advocates argue that there is a gap between Genesis 1:1 and Genesis chapter 1:2, highlighting the phrase “and the earth was without form and void.” They suggest that God would not create the earth...