Matt Slick discusses various topics including inclusivism, exclusivism, and the Holy Spirit, as well as the possibility of dinosaurs and the flood in the Bible, and the gap theory and Satan's garden in Genesis. [... more]

The Bible's content is a revelation from God, written down through the process of inspiration, where men were carried along by the Holy Spirit to speak from God, resulting in a miraculous, supernatural, and inexplicable process that yields the Word of God. [... more]

America stands at a crossroads, with the path of liberty and private property under threat from the allure of socialism and centralized government control. The Bible has much to say about economics, and the Word of God warns against the dangers of socialism, which has led to crushing poverty, famines, and wars throughout history. Christians must speak out against the false promises of socialism and instead promote a biblical worldview that values individual freedom, property rights, and the importance of hard work and responsibility. [... more]

Matt Slick explores the concept of imprecatory psalms, discussing how they can be used to pray for justice and salvation, while also acknowledging the importance of turning the other cheek and trusting in God's justice. He also delves into the topic of eternal security, examining the concept of tasting the heavenly gift in Hebrews and how it relates to salvation. Additionally, Matt discusses the Trinity, baptism, repentance, and salvation, providing insights and biblical explanations for each topic. [... more]

Death is an enemy that breaks long, loving relationships and unions, but one day it will be swallowed up in victory. The resurrection promises eternal life, immortality, and transformation, leading to a triumphant and victorious life with Christ. [... more]

God uses hard times to remind us of our soul's deepest desires, grow our gratitude for Him, and teach us to preach truth to ourselves, even when circumstances try to draw us away from His character. He wants us to be grateful for the times we've had good moments with Him, and even in hard times, the truths about Him. The gospel reminds us that Christ has taken the punishment for our sin, and we can never be far from God again if we put our faith in Him. [... more]

The concept of American exceptionalism is being redefined by politicians and thinkers who are embracing a Marxist framework, which rejects traditional values and ideals. This shift in perspective is having far-reaching implications for family structure, education, and individual identity, as well as the role of government and the state in shaping society. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including Bible doctrines, charismatic gifts, and Bible translations, offering insights and answers to listener questions on his radio show. [... more]

The Bible teaches that believers will undergo a transformation at the resurrection, becoming immortal and entering the heavenly kingdom. This transformation is not a process, but rather a sudden change that occurs in a moment, like the twinkling of an eye. The perishable body must put on the imperishable, and the mortal must put on immortality, in order to be in heaven. The experience of death is fundamentally different for believers and non-believers, with believers experiencing a moment of glory and peace, while non-believers experience darkness, fear, and dread. [... more]

No one is beyond the reach of God, and He gives us the privilege of bringing the message of new life to people as we share Christ. Pastor Greg Laurie shares the story of Jonah, who was given a second chance to preach to the city of Nineveh, and how this revival shows us that God loves to give second chances. We are called to proclaim the good news and tell people that there is a God who loves them, and to share the message of mercy and judgment. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the relationship between faith and works, with a focus on Reformed theology and Calvinism. The hosts explore the concept of total depravity, eternal existence, and eternal life, and how these ideas relate to the Christian understanding of salvation and the role of faith in the life of a believer. [... more]

The Bible promises a redemption of the body, not just the spirit, but also the soul. Paul explains that the resurrection of believers is a transformation from a natural body to a spiritual body, where we will be uniquely who we are, with our human personality preserved forever in perfection. We will be raised in glory, imperishable, and in power, with no weakness or dishonor, and we will radiate the glory of God, shining through our redeemed and resurrected humanity. [... more]

America's spiritual foundation was laid by George Whitfield's preaching, leading to the first great spiritual awakening in the United States. Today, Pastor Greg Laurie emphasizes the need for a revival, where God's people come back to life, refreshed and restored to their original condition. He draws parallels between spiritual and physical awakenings, using the story of Jonah and the whale to illustrate the importance of stepping out of our comfort zones and trusting in God's mercy and intervention. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including the relationship between science and faith, the creation of the universe, and the nature of the Trinity. He also addresses questions from listeners on topics such as dinosaurs, evolution, and the authority of scripture versus tradition. [... more]

The Bible promises a redemption of the body, not just the spirit, and the resurrection of believers is the theme of 1 Corinthians chapter 15. Paul explains the resurrection body using an analogy of seed, showing how it is dissolved and disintegrated, but then rises again in a different form, yet still the same person. He also discusses the form of resurrection, contrasting earthly and heavenly bodies, and how God determines the form of the resurrection body, just as he does for seeds and created creatures. [... more]

God allows trials in our lives so we will grow up spiritually. The story of Joseph teaches us that iron enters our soul during challenging times, toughening us up for something big. God's ultimate purpose is to conform us into the image of Jesus, and suffering can bring glory to God in our lives. We can comfort others with the comfort we have been comforted with, and God can use all things in our lives for His glory and our ultimate good. [... more]

Matt Slick Live Live Broadcast of is a production of the Christian Apologetics Research Ministry CARM Matt answers questions on topics such as The Bible Apologetics Theology World Religions Atheism and other issues You can also email questions to Matt using info carm org Put Radio Show Question in the Subject line Answers will be discussed in future show Topics Include Muslims' and Atheists' response to Christianity Everything in Scripture points to Jesus Christ Define Idolatry Catholics and Muslims worship the same merciful God The Ultimate Authority over Traditions and Councils Marriage Separation and Divorce questions July [... more]

The resurrection of the dead is a crucial aspect of Christian faith, serving as an incentive for salvation, service, and sanctification. Without it, life becomes meaningless, and people may resort to hedonism and sin. The Bible teaches that bad company, bad doctrine, and bad theology can corrupt good morals, leading to shameful conduct. In contrast, the hope of resurrection and reunion with Christ provides a purifying hope, motivating believers to live righteously and serve sacrificially. [... more]

Having a new believer in your life can have a reviving effect on you, as they discover truths for the first time and you can rediscover them. New believers need old believers, and old believers need new believers. The Great Commission is a call to make disciples of all nations, and it requires a lifelong commitment to be engaged in, but with the power of the Holy Spirit, we can overcome our fears and take risks for the kingdom of God. [... more]

The concept of socialism is being increasingly romanticized in America, but its underlying principles are fundamentally incompatible with biblical teaching. The idea of egalitarianism, which seeks to equalize income and standard of living, is being shoehorned into the American mindset, but it ignores the reality of human nature and the importance of private property. The Bible teaches that work is a blessing and a responsibility, and that individuals should be free to pursue their own goals and ambitions without government control. In contrast, socialism seeks to control every aspect of life, including the economy, and to redistribute wealth through compulsory taxation. This approach has been tried before, with disastrous results, and it is essential that Americans understand the dangers of socialism and the importance of preserving our freedom and private property rights. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the current state of combat sports, particularly the UFC and boxing, and how they compare to WWE in terms of fan engagement and spectacle. The hosts also touch on the NFL, quarterback rankings, and the World Cup, highlighting the challenges of maintaining fan interest during the off-season. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various theological topics, including baptism, Mormonism, Calvinism, predestination, free will, election, and the importance of preaching and evangelism. He also addresses the issue of people struggling with sin and the concept of antinomianism. [... more]

Believers in Christ have a profound hope that transcends death, as they will be raised in glorified bodies to be forever with God in heaven. This hope is a motivation to salvation, and the testimony of believers who have gone before us is a strong incentive to faith in Christ. The promise of a reunion with loved ones who have died is also a powerful motivator to live a life of faith, looking for a better resurrection. [... more]

Discipleship is a process of spiritual duplication where older believers give the younger an example to follow, a paradigm for success. It's a privilege we can take part in, a joy to see a new believer begin to grow. Recognizing the need for God, admitting sin, and believing in Jesus Christ are the first steps in establishing a relationship with God. [... more]

The Northwest Ordinance, signed in 1787, prohibited slavery and established a commitment to education in the new territories. This foundational law, which predated the US Constitution, set a standard for the country's expansion without slavery, reflecting the moral vision of life inherent to a Christian worldview. [... more]

The Bible teaches that foolishness is a heart issue, a refusal to acknowledge and worship God. It leads to a path of corruption, abominable deeds, and ultimately, fear and terror. However, God is not repulsed by our foolishness and instead, wants to be with us, to save us from our sin and bring us back into relationship with Him. We can start over by surrendering every part of our life to God, confessing our sin and trusting in Christ as our Savior. [... more]

Jesus wept over Jerusalem because they missed the true Messiah, and today, America faces a similar threat from a sleeping and apathetic church. Christians must be the fabric of the nation, and faith and obedience to God must be at the center of our lives, families, and businesses. The key to national revival is found in 2 Chronicles 7:14, where God promises to forgive sin and heal the land if His people humble themselves, pray, seek His face, and turn from their wicked ways. [... more]

The Christian Worldview Radio program explores America's 250th anniversary, discussing the country's founding principles, the role of Christianity, and the current state of morality. Guests Ed Vitegliano and David Wheaton examine the consequences of a nation rebelling against God, the importance of natural law, and the threat of socialism and Islam. They also discuss the need for revival, the dangers of treason, and the potential for national collapse. [... more]

A discussion on the intersection of faith and culture, exploring topics such as the 4th of July celebrations, religious freedom in education, and the importance of community and meaning in addressing social issues like suicide and mental health. The conversation also touches on the role of palliative care and death doulas in end-of-life care, and the implications of AI on human nature. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics in Christian apologetics, including the nature of God, the Trinity, and the relationship between faith and salvation. He addresses questions from listeners about Catholicism, the phrase 'God the Son,' and the concept of regeneration. Slick also shares his thoughts on the importance of understanding the communicable and incommunicable attributes of God. [... more]

The book of Zechariah reveals the establishment of the millennial kingdom, the day of the Lord, and the judgment of the nations. Jesus Christ will return in glory, accompanied by the saints, and establish his kingdom on earth. The remnant of Israel will look upon him whom they pierced and mourn for him as an only son, leading to repentance and the opening of a fountain of blessing. The day of the Lord will bring catastrophic changes in nature, including the fading of luminaries, the darkening of the sun, and the rolling up of the heavens. The Lord will smite the nations with a plague, causing their flesh to consume away, and will give superhuman strength to Judah. The believing remnant from the nations will go up to Jerusalem to worship the king, the Lord of hosts, and keep the feast of tabernacles, while those who refuse will be punished with a drought and a plague. [... more]

When we face challenges and hardships, God often brings times of testing to see if we're learning the lessons He's teaching us. These trials help us grow and mature, and can even lead to spiritual refreshment and a deeper understanding of God's plan for our lives. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various biblical topics, including sin, tribulation, rapture, and eternal security, explaining how Jesus bore our sin in his body on the cross and how God's sovereignty ensures that those given to Jesus will not be lost. [... more]

God has a plan for Israel's cleansing from sin, deception, and dispersion, which will be accomplished through the death of the shepherd, Jesus Christ. The prophet Zechariah outlines the elements of this cleansing, including the removal of false prophets, the scattering of the sheep, and the devastation of slaughter. Ultimately, God will gather the scattered group and refine them like silver and gold, and they will call on His name and be saved. [... more]

Living a spirit-filled life is about relying on the Holy Spirit for guidance and strength, rather than trying to be righteous through our own efforts. According to Romans 8, a spirit-led believer lives a condemnation-free life, and the Holy Spirit gives us confidence as we approach God in prayer. We can grieve the Holy Spirit by our actions and words, but we can also please Him by being kind, tenderhearted, and forgiving. Ultimately, living a spirit-filled life means being preoccupied with Christ Himself and asking Him to fill us with His Holy Spirit each day. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the Charlie Kirk trial, conspiracy theories surrounding Ben Shapiro's security team, and the role of security details in protecting principals. She also touches on identity theft, Waymo cars, and the F-35s controversy, as well as the importance of blood flow and nitric oxide for heart health and circulation. [... more]

A discussion on the biblical view of self-defense, pastoral disqualification, and the Nephilim. A caller shares concerns about occult activity and demonic oppression in their home, and the host offers guidance on how to address the issue. The topic of eternal security is also discussed, with a focus on the importance of faith alone and Christ alone in achieving salvation. [... more]

Mary Surratt, a woman from Southern Maryland, becomes embroiled in a plot to kill President Abraham Lincoln during the American Civil War. Her son John Surratt and John Wilkes Booth hatch a plan to kidnap and ransom the President, but it ultimately leads to Lincoln's assassination. Mary Surratt's involvement in the conspiracy and her eventual trial and execution are a pivotal moment in American history. [... more]

Living a spirit-filled life is about realizing the power of the Holy Spirit to guide and empower us. Romans 8 offers hope and assurance that we can live a life free from condemnation, and that God's love is always available to us. Pastor Greg Laurie shares practical insights on how to cultivate a deeper relationship with God and live a life that is filled with the Holy Spirit. [... more]

God is a God of forgiveness, who will cleanse Israel and restore it to the place of blessing. This is a promise from Old Testament prophecy, including the book of Isaiah and the book of Zechariah. God's character is one of mercy and compassion, and he will forgive Israel's sins and remember them no more. This message of forgiveness is central to the Christian faith and is a reminder that God's plan for Israel is one of restoration and redemption. [... more]