Prove All Things

In this gripping episode of Prove All Things, guest Skip Martin takes a raw and sobering look at the physical suffering and humiliation Jesus endured on the cross, drawing from a harmony of the Gospels and accompanying visuals. He explores the Roman brutality, the spiritual depth of Jesus’ sacrifice, and the overlooked biblical clues that challenge traditional views of the crucifixion timeline. Yo...

Join us on this week's episode of Prove All Things featuring guest Barney Rehm, as we examine how Satan’s propaganda and false doctrines—like “today is the only day of salvation” and the immortal soul myth—seek to confuse believers and divide God’s church by painting Him as cruel and unjust. With insights from Revelation 12:9 and Ephesians 6, we explore God’s true compassionate character and His p...

Who are the Edomites—and could they reappear in end-time prophecy? This week, we trace Edom from Esau to ancient Mount Seir, through their destruction and dispersion, and even to figures like Herod. Could Edom be a type of something greater today, with prophetic implications for the return of Christ? Tune in as we dig into prophecy, history, and controversy.

In this week's episode, guest Brian Smith wraps up a deep exploration of Jesus' identity, laying out a position distinguishing between Unitarian and biblically based views. He concludes that Jesus is distinct from the Father yet worthy of complete worship, having existed with God from the beginning and fully participating in creation. This thought-provoking episode challenges viewers to consider h...

Is the Bible pro-slavery or anti-slavery? This episode of Prove All Things explores how the Bible permitted indentured servitude among Israelites and regulated slavery from other nations, but strongly condemned kidnapping and abuse, unlike the race-based slavery of recent history. The New Testament redefines slavery spiritually, emphasizing freedom from sin and becoming servants of righteousness i...

In this episode of Prove All Things, hosts Jeff and Mike welcome guest Horane Smith to explore the influence of anti-Jewish sentiment on early Christian doctrine. Horane outlines how the primitive church was deeply rooted in Hebraic traditions—observing the Sabbath, Passover, and rejecting doctrines like the Trinity and Easter—but that a shift began after 135 A.D., particularly following the Bar K...

In this episode of Prove All Things, the panel discuss the Church of God's deep focus on end-time prophecy and the dangers of becoming obsessed with hidden or speculative knowledge. They explore multiple interpretations of biblical prophecy—preterism, historicism, futurism, idealism—and emphasize a mature, evidence-based approach to theology that allows for personal growth and doctrinal flexibilit...

In this episode of Prove All Things, we explore the many motivations for following God, drawing from Israel's example of deliverance from Egypt and their hope in the Promised Land, just as believers today are freed from sin through Christ and look forward to the Kingdom of God. We're reminded that God's blessings, fear of judgment, our identity as His children, and the price paid for our salvation...

In this episode of Prove All Things, Robert Onsando critiques the Seventh-day Adventist Church's foundational doctrines, focusing on Ellen G. White’s elevated role and the controversial teaching of the 1844 investigative judgment. He challenges the church’s interpretation of communion frequency, the meaning of “high Sabbaths,” and its justification of failed prophecies, arguing these ideas are unb...

In this episode of Prove All Things, guest Skip Martin explores the arrest and trials of Jesus leading up to His crucifixion, tying the discussion to the upcoming Passover. He outlines six key trials and highlights legal irregularities based on Gospel accounts and scholarly commentary. The conversation also explores the size of the arresting force, Jesus’ identity statement, and the unusual first...

In this episode of Prove All Things, guest AJ Sanchez argues that Mount Sinai is located in Arabia, not the Sinai Peninsula, citing biblical references like Exodus 2:15 and Galatians 4:25, along with historical and geographical evidence. He challenges mainstream scholars who dismiss the biblical account as myth, pointing to archaeological signs such as Jabal Maqla’s "burnt" peak, which aligns with...

In this episode of Prove All Things, the hosts dive into the intriguing topic of Giants and the Nephilim, exploring various theories and interpretations found in scriptures like Genesis 6:4. While acknowledging the range of ideas out there, they emphasize the importance of sticking to the core message of the Bible and remaining grounded in its teachings. With a focus on critical analysis and thoug...

In this episode of Prove All Things, guest Wynn Skelton leads a discussion on angels and their roles as servants of God, exploring their responsibilities throughout the Bible from Genesis to Revelation. He delves into the various types of angels, such as seraphim and cherubim, and examines their duties, including guarding sacred places like the Garden of Eden. Wynn also touches on the concept of a...

In this episode of Prove All Things, we explore aligning current global events with biblical prophecies concerning the end times. We examine key signs such as the growing influence of the papacy, the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, and the potential for a false peace in the Middle East, all of which may signal the approach of the final days. Additionally, we consider the rapid advancements in tec...

In this episode of Prove All Things, we will explore Jesus Christ's authority and power. This unique kind of power, often referred to as "God Power," includes abilities such as the power to create, judge, forgive sins, have life "within Himself," and grant life. These are all divine powers, and Jesus possesses them all.

In this episode of Prove All Things, guest Jeff Flanick explores the challenging passages in the Old Testament where God is perceived to be cruel or jealous. He investigates common questions and concerns about these difficult stories and the theological dilemmas they present. Through careful examination, the episode seeks clarity and context, offering a faithful perspective to understand these por...

The word "body" has multiple definitions across various fields, including physical forms, groups, and substances, but it is fundamentally rooted in living organisms, as emphasized in scripture. Philosophical and scientific discussions often lead to confusion due to the variety of interpretations, such as considering a car body or movie body as analogous to a human body. Ultimately, while definitio...

The story of Nadab and Abihu highlights the importance of having a holy heart in service to God, as their carelessness in offering "strange fire" resulted in immediate judgment. While Aaron's failure to eat the sin offering was also a ritual violation, his heart's grief over the loss of his sons led to God's mercy, showing that God values the condition of the heart over ritual observance. Ultimate...

On this episode Tom Caelli discusses his upcoming course at Common Faith Academy, The Exodus Plagues. In this course, you’ll dive into ancient Egyptian culture and see how God used their own beliefs to challenge them. It will showcase the powerful work of God, revealing that the plagues were more than just a means to free the Israelites from slavery.

Daniel Russo, Chairman of the Church of God Network, joins our program to talk about the impact of the California wildfires, which have affected many members of our Church of God community. Several have lost their homes, and many others have been displaced and faced significant financial burdens. In response, the Church of God Network is collaborating with multiple Church of God organizations to o...

Many "experts" claim that the Hebrews were illiterate until the 7th, 6th, or even 5th century BC, suggesting that everything in the Bible up to that point was merely based on campfire stories and legends. In this program, guest AJ Sanchez explains why this view is incorrect.

Anthropomorphism refers to attributing human characteristics to non-human entities, such as God, animals, or objects, and has been used in various religious contexts to make abstract concepts more relatable. While some biblical passages suggest God exhibits human-like traits, such as love and parenting, others caution against overly humanizing God, urging that He transcends human form and understa...

In this episode with guest Robert Bates, we explore how understanding the historical and cultural context of the Bible—particularly through the original Hebrew language—can deepen our comprehension of God's nature and actions. By examining the nuances of ancient Hebrew terms and concepts, we uncover layers of meaning often lost in translation.

In this week's program, we delve into Christian Eschatology, exploring the theological concepts surrounding the end times as understood within the Christian faith. With guests Blake Silverstein and Skip Martin, we will examine the various viewpoints on understanding prophetic fulfillment.

Timothy Stahle and Richard Fowler discuss their organization, The International Centre for World Peace.