We stumbled on two great quotes about marriage that really seemed to get things right and thought they'd be worth sharing. Join us as we apply some biblical thinking to that most foundational of human institutions.
Many are talking about religious revival, and a lot of people are mentioning Jesus. But just who are they talking about? Don't be deceived! Join us this week as we talk about it.
As Israel attacks Iran and the news analysts go into overdrive, the Bible provides key principles that give insight about the current moment and what is prophesied to lie ahead. Don't cram today's news into the Bible—instead, let the Bible reveal the meaning behind today's news. Join us on the podcast as we talk about today's attack by Israel on Iran's leadership and nuclear capacities.
God's word encourages us to watch world events, yet it's easy to do so in an unhealthy way or in a way that fails to make the prophetic connections. Today, we talk about how to keep your head on straight and think biblically while keeping an eye on world affairs.
As helpful as digital Bibles can be, there are real blessings and benefits to spending time with physical, tangible, good ol' paper Bibles. Here's why you should put down the Bible app, close the laptop, and "go analog" more often with your Bible reading and study.
Is humanity at peak self-centeredness? Possibly! But the antidote is to recognize the vital truth that you don't belong to you . Let's talk about it.
The claims were bold: Extinct species—resurrected! Thanks to genetic engineering, huge, white, fluffy dire wolves are again among us. Or are they? In the podcast this week, we look at the claims, look at the facts, and look at the Bible for guidance in how to think of it all. Join us!
For this week's podcast we had the privilege of sitting down with Evangelist Dr. Douglas Winnail to talk about his growing up, how he became involved in education and health, and what drew him to the truth. Sit down with us and get to know Dr. Winnail!
The headlines recently trumpeted possible signs of alien life on Planet K2-18b. How would we know? What did we find? And how do we think biblically about such claims? We'll answer those questions on today's podcast. Join us!
The death of Pope Francis brings attention to divisions in the Roman Catholic Church—divisions which students of Bible prophecy would do well to watch. Join us today as we talk about why.
This week, we revisit a classic episode, asking the question, Why is there a second holy day at the end of the Days of Unleavened Bread? We'll jump back in anew at the very end for a closing thought, but we know many of you are new listeners to the podcast, and we hope you enjoy this episode from much earlier in the podcast's history! And we hope, as well, that you have an edifying and uplifting wrap-up to the Days of Unleavened Bread this weekend.
The Spring Holy Days represent an opportunity for self-examination, and in this week's podcast, we look at three different ways sin is defined in Scripture, each expanding on the others. We hope you find it helpful and that your Passover and Days of Unleavened Bread are rich and meaningful.
As the Passover season approaches, in today's episode we reflect on one woman's example that has been told and retold for 2,000 years, just as Jesus prophesied it would be. Her sacrifice of an alabaster flask of oil holds many lessons for us.
A good friend and real-life rocket scientist dropped by our studio, and we interviewed him about his experience with NASA, "flat earth" ideas, the intersection of science and faith, being Christian in modern academic environments, and more. What a treat! Our thanks to him for taking the time. Listen and learn!
The world has completely ruined dating to the point that even the meaning of the word "date" has been lost. This week, we discuss some principles behind dating to help make it the wonderful part of life it really can be when we are willing to think biblically.
Mr. Phil Sena showed up this week with his own idea for the podcast—completely taking it over and turning the tables by interviewing us . So, sit back and learn a little bit about what it's like working on the Church's publications in the effort to preach the Gospel to the world.
Bible prophecies that the Church of God has spoken about for generations, even in the face of mockery, seem to be coming alive right before our eyes these days. And they are good examples of how prophecy doesn't need to be complicated. Having a basic understanding of the arc of prophecy can help you put the news into a biblical context and provide insights available no other way.
It's not just giving a sermon once a week! Today we welcome our own pastor to the studio, Mr. John Strain, and ask him to help all of us understand some of what it's like being a pastor in the field.
God wants us to obey His commands even when it is difficult to do so. And, in a broken world, even the Fifth Commandment—to honor our father and mother—can feel like a real challenge. Today, we discuss some of those challenges and how to approach them.
If life seems good, we might be tempted to think we'd like Christ's return to come later instead of ASAP, maybe after we've "lived" a little more. But with a little perspective, it becomes clear: We have every reason to pray with sincere conviction, "Your kingdom come!" Join us as we talk about it.
It's easy to think of Jesus Christ's commission to do the Work of God and reach the world with the truth as something other people do. But it isn't! It's something you and I—and everyone in God's Church—play a role in. So today we discuss seven very real ways you can help with God's Work, ways you can begin doing today!
If you did not believe that the Bible was the inspired word of God, would you still have cause to believe in Jesus' resurrection? It was a real question for the Gentiles to whom Paul preached, who were unfamiliar with the Bible, and it's a real question for many today. But if we are open to the evidence, it points to one conclusion above all others. Join us on the podcast today as we look at that evidence and ask the question, Did Jesus rise?
As mainstream, mainline "Christianity" becomes popular again, it is important to be fortified with the truth—including the fact that the heresies that came to dominate nominal Christianity began long ago in the days of the Apostles themselves. Listen in as we look at what the Bible has to say about it.
In the earliest and most formative years of our lives, our parents are our closest neighbors. Yet, if we're not careful, the time will slip away and we will find we missed out on opportunities to really know them. Invest in that relationship early: Make an effort to get to know your parents.
In this episode, we pull the curtains back on the Tomorrow's World Whiteboard videos! So many of you have said you enjoy them (thank you!), so today we take a look with Mr. Mike DeSimone, the voice and creative director of the programs, at what goes into the making of them and what biblical thinking lies behind this interesting approach to spreading God's truth.
Today, we chat with Mr. Mike DeSimone and tap into his practical and biblical wisdom on the matter of finding, landing, and excelling at a job.
This time of year, we often get queried by friends and families alike about Christmas. How do you answer such questions? Let's talk about it!
Serving others—in our family, in our congregation, and beyond—is at the very center of God's purpose for our lives. Today we talk about the vital need we all have to grow a heart oriented toward service, willing to answer God's call with a "Here am I, send me!"
Artificial Intelligence is growing in its abilities and impact. What are a few areas where it might have prophetic impact? Today, we discuss three.
It's popular. It's trending. It promises a good message about the importance of character over social status, not judging based on appearances, and being concerned about the oppressed. But looking more broadly, the musical Wicked is part of a larger trend that illustrates how a warning found in Isaiah 5 applies very powerfully to our time today.
