Prove All Things

In this week's program, we examine a thoughtful approach to applying God's laws in the lives of Christians. We will investigate how these sacred principles can be practically incorporated into everyday life, enabling believers to live in harmony with biblical teachings. Our discussion will highlight the importance of living according to all of God's laws rather than picking and choosing which ones...

Guest Carmine Russo continues the discussion of his experience with apostasy in the Worldwide Church of God.

In this episode, we explore the significance of the eighth day in Scripture. We look into its connection to the seventh day, examining themes such as circumcision, baptism, and the Last Great Day, and uncover how these elements interrelate in the biblical narrative.

In this episode, we explore how the worship of Jesus is affirmed in scripture. There are several key passages, including the disciples worshiping Him after His resurrection (Matthew 28:16-17), the angels worshiping Him (Hebrews 1:6), and the honor due to Him being equal to the Father’s (John 5:22-23). In Revelation 5, Jesus receives the same worship as God the Father, further emphasizing His divin...

For C.S. Lewis, joy was a profound and mysterious experience that pointed toward a deeper truth that transcended the world of everyday pleasures and connected the human heart to the divine. It was an experience of longing for fulfillment and a reminder of a reality beyond the visible, tangible world. The joy we can feel in a relationship with God cannot be substituted for material riches and pleas...

Myokines, the signaling molecules released by muscles during exercise, have powerful effects on our physical health and spiritual well-being. Join us as we explore the connection between faith, fitness, and the body's ability to heal, restore, and glorify God through movement.

Join us as we discuss biblical strategies for resisting temptation. Whether you are facing daily struggles or seeking spiritual growth, this episode offers encouragement and advice to help you stay dedicated to your life of overcoming.

In this episode, guest Skip Martin describes the tumultuous events leading up to the Millennium, drawing from biblical prophecies and current global challenges. He contrasts these calamities with the hopeful vision of God’s Kingdom, characterized by peace and restoration.

God's Holy Days offer significance to Christians. We will explore the different ways these Holy Days focus on Jesus and answer some common questions.

The Book of Daniel asserts that it was written during the Babylonian exile, specifically in the sixth century BCE, which aligns with its narrative context. Contrary to the claims of Bible minimalists, textual critics, and atheists who challenge its authenticity, the text clearly attributes authorship to Daniel himself. This self-identification as the author suggests a personal perspective on the e...

Can we identify the angel who will cast Satan into the bottomless pit? And what does this event signify in God's plan of salvation?

In this episode we explore the intersection of faith and civic responsibility. Should Christians vote and serve in public office?

Over centuries, the transmission of Biblical knowledge has evolved alongside technological advancements and navigated through periods of oppression and significant shifts in church history. These dynamics have influenced how Biblical teachings are disseminated and interpreted, often affected by the pressures of groupthink and the complexities of contemporary cultural contexts. Understanding this h...

Guest Carmine Russo discusses his experience with apostasy in the Worldwide Church of God.

In this episode we explore the transformative power of prayer and supplication in deepening our relationship with God. We examine biblical examples on how to effectively communicate with God and seek His intervention in our lives. We also address common challenges in prayer and provide encouragement for developing a more meaningful and consistent prayer life.

In this episode guest Brian Smith will build on previous discussions about the names and titles of the Father and Jesus Christ, exploring how their shared names suggest a deeper unity. We previously examined the plural yet singular nature of Elohim and the relationship between YHWH and the Angel of YHWH, raising questions about their unity and distinctiveness. To resolve these issues, Brian will u...

Humility is a necessary step toward sincere repentance and spiritual transformation. Genuine repentance begins with a humble recognition of one's sinfulness and need for God's grace. 

Guest Dan Russo explores the Church of God Network's ongoing initiatives and programs, offering insights into the organization's current endeavors and vision for the future. He provides an in-depth look at how these activities shape the church's mission and growth prospects.

The Greek word "aiōn" is often translated as "age" and carries the connotation of a distinct period or era in biblical texts. In the teachings of Jesus, particularly in references to the "end of the age" (Matthew 13:39, 13:49), "aiōn" denotes a time frame that encompasses the current period of human history leading up to the final judgment and the establishment of God's Kingdom. 

Jeroboam's sin refers to his decision to lead Israel into idolatry by setting up golden calves in Bethel and Dan, thus undermining the worship of God. He feared losing political control if his people went to Jerusalem for religious festivals, so he created these alternative worship sites to consolidate his power. This act was a grievous breach of the covenant and a significant factor in the eventu...

Belief in having an immortal soul has been a part of religious beliefs for thousands of years. Surprisingly, the Bible not only doesn't mention this concept, but it actually teaches the opposite. The Bible teaches that man is mortal and immortality is a gift from God. 

How can you love your neighbor when they are hard to love? God tells us to love our neighbor as ourselves, but it seems difficult when people are antagonistic or hateful toward us.

Guest Gene Nouhan continues a discussion of his book "The Six-Day War in Creationism: A New Critique of the Young Earth Reform Movement and Its Extremes," which examines biblical genres, the interpretation of days, anthropomorphism in the discussion of God, and the understanding of ancient literature. This book thoroughly evaluates the claims made by the Young Earth Reform Movement, revealing insi...

Sanctification is the process by which a believer is transformed to be more like Christ by the work of the Holy Spirit. It involves an initial setting apart at conversion and continual growth in holiness throughout the believer's life. Ultimately, sanctification is about becoming holy as God is holy, fulfilling the purpose for which believers are called and redeemed.

Over centuries, the transmission of Biblical knowledge has evolved alongside technological advancements and navigated through periods of oppression and significant shifts in church history. These dynamics have influenced how Biblical teachings are disseminated and interpreted, often affected by the pressures of groupthink and the complexities of contemporary cultural contexts. Understanding this h...