Divisive individuals can cause chaos and destruction in churches, but faithful leaders can stand strong by being discerning, confronting evil, and separating from those who bring harm. By trusting in God's promises and peace, we can navigate even the most turbulent times and share the light of Christ with others. [... more]

Dissensions and hindrances are being caused in the church by self-serving individuals who are slaves to their own appetites and deceive the hearts of the unsuspecting with smooth and flattering speech. These individuals are contrary to the teaching of the Lord Christ and bring strife, disturb peace, and introduce trouble among the brothers and sisters of the organization or church. [... more]

The Christian Worldview Radio program explores the intersection of theology and worldview, discussing the importance of sound doctrine and its impact on daily life. Dr. Stephen Nichols, Chief Academic Officer at Ligonier Ministries, joins the host to discuss the State of Theology survey, which reveals concerning trends among evangelicals. The conversation delves into topics such as the nature of God, the sinfulness of man, and the process of salvation, highlighting the need for a firm grasp of essential Christian faith. [... more]

A small group of North Carolina voters received incorrect letters about their voter registration status, but the state board of elections says it was an administrative error. The state is working to repair voter registration records, which will bring the state's voter rolls into compliance with federal and state law. Meanwhile, Charlotte has seen a high rate of property crime, and local leaders are being forced to address the issue. The city has seen a decrease in certain types of crime, but the public perception of safety remains a concern. The United States and South Korea have reached a trade deal that will lower tariffs on Korean auto imports, which will benefit North Carolina auto producers and consumers. Redistricting lawsuits are ongoing in North Carolina, and the state board of elections is working to resolve the issue before the December 1st deadline. The USDA is relocating its agricultural hubs to states like North Carolina, which has a thriving agricultural industry. [... more]

The Bible teaches that all people are sinners and in need of God's forgiveness, but many Americans and Christians deny this reality, leading to a lack of understanding of sin and its consequences. This misunderstanding can be attributed to a failure of churches and Christian leaders to teach a biblical understanding of sin, as well as a broader cultural shift towards a more self-centered and feel-good worldview. [... more]

To succeed at anything in this world we must learn to harness our attention and focus on the task at hand The spiritual walk requires no less If we aim to finish the race set before us and please Christ with the way we live and the work we do we must learn to remain spiritually focused And when that focus is broken and it will be at times we must know how to quickly refocus and then press on with what really counts seeking Christ and His will for our life Using the gospel account of Peter's famous walk [... more]

The discussion revolves around Christian apologetics, Bible doctrines, and the importance of adhering to God's word in church leadership. Topics include apostasy, women pastors, polygamy, free will, and the sovereignty of God, with a focus on biblical teachings and the need for churches to remain true to their faith. [... more]

The true freedom in Christ is not about doing one's own thing, but about surrendering to the Lord Jesus Christ. Boldness in faith is essential for receiving God's faithful confirmation, but it must be accompanied by a willingness to submit to God's authority and surrender to His power. False imitators and false teachers will always be present, but true repentance involves abandoning the paraphernalia of sin and surrendering to the authority of Jesus Christ. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the Christian faith, specifically addressing Roman Catholicism, the Bible, and the nature of God. Matt Slick engages in a philosophical conversation about divine simplicity, the transcendental argument, and the attributes of God's nature, exploring the implications of these concepts on our understanding of the divine. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various biblical topics, including Old Testament law, covenant theology, and church discipline, while sharing personal experiences of persecution and addressing questions from listeners. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various theological topics, including the Trinity, Oneness Pentecostalism, and Catholicism, and provides guidance on how to engage in apologetics and debating, emphasizing the importance of scripture and the authority of God's word. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics related to Christian apologetics, including the accuracy of scripture translations, the reliability of Bible manuscripts, and the importance of understanding scribal errors. He also shares personal anecdotes and responds to listener questions, providing guidance on how to navigate complex biblical issues. [... more]

The Bible's transmission, translations, and trustworthiness are explored through the lens of history, archaeology, and faith. Guest Josh Barzan discusses the Dead Sea Scrolls, the King James Version, and the Geneva Bible, highlighting the importance of understanding the Bible's reliability and relevance in today's world. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including Christian apologetics, Catholicism, Islam, Mormonism, Bible study, and evangelism. He answers listener questions on the Trinity, Calvinism, and the book of Revelation, and shares his thoughts on the importance of balance in Bible study and the need for a Christ-centered message in sermons. [... more]

John MacArthur warns about the dangers of false religion and false teachers, emphasizing the importance of confronting error with condemnation, not conversation. He highlights the characteristics of false teachers, including their pride, greed, and hypocrisy, and emphasizes that they are not to be trusted or followed. [... more]

Belshazzar's pride and idolatry lead to the judgment of God, as seen in the story of Daniel chapter 5. Despite his arrogance, Belshazzar is confronted by the truth, and Daniel explains that God's judgment is swift and secure. The story highlights the importance of repentance and faith, and God's love and provision for humanity. [... more]

The Las Vegas Sphere is reimagining classic films with cutting-edge technology, starting with The Wizard of Oz. Meanwhile, a look back at the reign of Johnny Carson, the king of late-night TV, and the impact of false-positive drug tests on pregnant women and new mothers. Award-winning actress Kristen Scott Thomas is also profiled, discussing her latest film and her experiences as a shy child who found her voice through acting. Music legend Michael Feinstein shares his love for the Great American Songbook and his efforts to pass it down to the next generation. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various Christian apologetics topics, including the flaws in Eastern Orthodoxy, the importance of justification by faith, and the dangers of positive confession and open theism. He also addresses questions about secular music and its influence on Christians. [... more]

When dealing with unrepentant sinners, churches must balance love and discipline, following biblical guidelines to restore fellowship and protect the body. Leaders must confront sin, but also offer restoration and reconciliation, demonstrating the loving response of concern for God's best. Church discipline is a crossroads experience, where individuals choose between union with sin or union with the assembly, and leaders must navigate the complexities of confronting sin while maintaining a loving and non-judgmental attitude. [... more]

Church discipline is a crucial aspect of maintaining a healthy church, and it involves confronting unrepentant sinners with love and truth. Apostolic authority is essential in guiding the church, and leaders must be accountable to one another. Christian hospitality is also a vital aspect of church life, and denying it to missionaries and pastors can hinder the progress of the word of God. [... more]

The Christian Apologetics Research Ministry addresses various Bible doctrines, including divorce and adultery, the Second Commandment, and the image of Christ. The ministry also explores copyist errors and Bible difficulties, such as the discrepancy in ages in 2 Kings 8:26 and 2 Chronicles 22:2. Additionally, the ministry delves into the topics of Trinity and Oneness theology, examining the meaning of the Greek word 'hen' in Mark 12:29 and its implications for understanding God's nature. [... more]

North Carolina's budget negotiations continue to stall, with the House and Senate at odds over tax reductions and spending priorities. Meanwhile, the state treasurer says a recent US Supreme Court decision bolsters the state's position in a legal battle over transgender care. The state health plan's exclusion of transition-related procedures and medications is at the center of the dispute, with the treasurer arguing that it's about managing benefits equally for all plan members while keeping costs reasonable. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the concept of free will, Calvinism, and Arminianism, with a focus on the sovereignty of God and the nature of salvation. The conversation also touches on Mormonism and its teachings, highlighting the differences between Christianity and Mormonism. The speakers emphasize the importance of trusting in Jesus Christ and the true gospel, which is faith alone and Christ alone, by grace alone. [... more]

The new Pope's election sparks discussion on what it means to be a Christian leader, with experts weighing in on the importance of prioritizing Jesus' teachings and the exclusivity of Christ. Meanwhile, a growing trend of people forming spiritual connections with AI-powered chatbots raises concerns about the blurring of lines between human and machine relationships, and the implications for modern therapy culture. [... more]

Christians are called to mark and avoid subversives within the church, who erode the authority of God's word and undermine the church's moral witness. Russell Moore, editor-in-chief of Christianity Today, has been accused of being a subversive, and his influence has been felt within the Southern Baptist Convention. The biblical call to mark and avoid subversives is not an opinion, but a command to protect the flock from those who would lead them astray. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie shares a message from Nehemiah chapter 6, emphasizing the importance of resisting the devil, taking care of one's character, and praying when under attack. He also highlights the need for a spiritual awakening and revival, and encourages listeners to seek God's kingdom and righteousness. [... more]

Credit reports and scores are often shrouded in myths, but understanding the truth can help individuals manage their debt and make informed financial decisions. Neely Simon, a certified credit counselor, dispels common misconceptions about credit reports and scores, providing valuable insights and advice for those seeking to improve their financial health. [... more]

The Toledo War was a border dispute between Michigan and Ohio that dates back to the early 1800s, resulting from a mapping error and a land dispute that turned violent, ultimately leading to a compromise where Michigan gained the Upper Peninsula and Ohio gained Toledo. [... more]

A caller questions the concept of free will, and Matt Slick discusses the idea of determinism, salvation, and God's plan. They also explore the concept of biblical principles and how they relate to human behavior, with a focus on the tension between free will and God's sovereignty. [... more]

The Bible's authority is rooted in its inspiration, infallibility, and inerrancy, which are pivotal concepts that inform the conversation about its truthfulness and trustworthiness. Understanding these concepts is crucial for upholding truth and having confidence to follow God's Word every day. [... more]

The Bible is our spiritual food, our sword, and our only offensive weapon. It's the tool that helps us discern truth from error, and it tells us of God's love for us and our need for a Savior. The Bible is perfect, converting the soul, and making wise as simple. It's the foundation on which we should build our lives, and it's the key to spiritual growth and salvation. [... more]

The Bible's trustworthiness can be verified through its internal claims, fulfilled prophecy, unity of theme, early acceptance of the message, and archaeological evidence. The manuscript evidence for the Old and New Testaments is extensive, with over 10,000 manuscripts for the Old Testament and 25,000 for the New Testament. Despite some copyist errors and alleged contradictions, the Bible's text has been remarkably preserved, with 99.9% of the New Testament text being pure. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses the Eastern Orthodox Church and its teachings on justification, comparing them to biblical theology and the teachings of Paul. He also talks about his upcoming apologetics Bible study tour to Jordan and shares his experiences with the Eastern Orthodox Church. [... more]

President Trump's endorsement of Speaker Mike Johnson has significant implications for the Trump agenda, particularly in the areas of foreign policy, taxes, and regulatory policy. The ACLJ is working to advance conservative values and protect religious liberty, while also facing challenges from a Democratic-controlled judiciary. As the new year approaches, the ACLJ is preparing for a tough fight ahead, but is confident in its ability to defend its values and advance its mission. [... more]

SMU head coach Rhett Lashley discusses his team's journey to the college football playoff, including their ACC championship win and their upcoming game against Penn State. Meanwhile, the Philadelphia Eagles' passing game is under scrutiny, with AJ Brown expressing frustration and teammate Brandon Graham calling for accountability. [... more]

Roman Catholics and Protestants have long disagreed over the role of Mary in redemption, with the former viewing her as a mediator and the latter insisting on the sole unique mediatorial function of Jesus Christ. The debate centers around the concept of Mary's fiat, her cooperation in our redemption, and the significance of her fiat in the incarnation. The issue is further complicated by the maximalist and minimalist positions within the Roman Catholic Church, with the former emphasizing Mary's cooperation in redemption and the latter viewing her as the supreme ecclesiastical type or exemplar of belief. [... more]

When preparing for a home purchase, it's essential to determine what you can afford, set a savings goal for your down payment, and check your credit score. A good credit score can help you qualify for better mortgage rates. Additionally, managing your debt and avoiding unnecessary expenses can make a significant difference in your financial planning. Giving to charitable causes, such as tithing, can also be a vital part of your financial strategy. [... more]

Fanny Crosby's remarkable life as a blind Christian hymn writer is a testament to her strong faith and trust in God's sovereignty. Despite facing numerous challenges, including her disability and personal losses, she maximized her opportunities to serve God and wrote over 8,000 hymns that have inspired millions. Her story highlights the importance of accepting one's limitations and trusting in God's plan, even in the midst of suffering. [... more]

The Toledo War was a land dispute between Michigan and Ohio that dates back to the early 1800s. The conflict began over a mapping error and a strip of land known as the Toledo Strip, which was crucial for access to Lake Erie and the potential development of the Miami Erie Canal. The rivalry between the two states eventually led to a series of skirmishes and battles, including the Battle of Phillips Corner, before the federal government intervened and offered Michigan the Upper Peninsula in exchange for Toledo. [... more]

The debate between Kamala Harris and Trump is approaching, and the media is trying to rehabilitate her image. Meanwhile, the border crisis continues, with reports of illegal immigrants eating wildlife in parks. The White House is denying any responsibility for the crisis, and the House Freedom Caucus is demanding that lawmakers hold the line on spending. In other news, a Florida man was arrested after being pulled over for speeding in a construction zone, and a woman was caught stealing a $2,400 baby bird from a store. [... more]