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This devotional addresses the theological question of whether a believer can lose their salvation by examining Hebrews 6:1-8. It distinguishes between true saving faith, which creates an unbreakable union with Christ, and mere profession of faith, which can be lost. Using the analogy of a wedding band versus a body part, the message clarifies that while genuine believers are secure in God's covenant, those who only outwardly participate in church life without true trust in Jesus are at risk of falling away. The passage serves not to terrify the faithful but to urge all Christians to soberly examine their hearts and ensure their faith is substantive rather than superficial.

Debbie Wuthnow is President of iVoterGuide, a division of American Family Association Action. Debbie joined iVoterGuide in 2011 and was named President in 2018. They provide information on many thousands of candidates in thousands of races nationwide. Once again our nation is at a crossroads, and in just 6 weeks on Election Day, Tuesday November 3rd, those who show up to vote will significantly impact the direction we head. Notice that said, "those who show up to vote?" Because there is a huge segment in our country that does not vote, and tragically, Christians are among them. It doesn't take long to recognize there is a clash of values between the candidates with two completely different paths and two different worldviews. Will we reaffirm commitment to our Constitutional Republic, or will we advance the cause of Socialism? Will we protect the life of the pre-born or will we advance abortion to the moment of birth? Will we follow the pathway of biological boys competing against girls or will we recognize that God created male and female? Will we take steps to stack the United States Supreme Court or will we just stay the course with 9 justices? There are different values, different beliefs and different goals. The issues are too significant to sit this one out. And by the way, did you know early voting in some states has begun? More information: ivoterguide.com [email protected] 662-821-2024

On this Let's Talk Pastor Rocky Stevenson of Benoni Bible Church is joined with Kevin Swanson from Generations Media Network in the USA, and they explore church history through the lens of Jesus as the central hero who conquers the world by love rather than force. They contrast the transient power of historical figures like Napoleon with the enduring impact of Christ, emphasising that the gospel has transformed global demographics and culture over two millennia. The discussion highlights the rise of Western civilisation due to Christian influence and its subsequent decline since 1800, while noting the vibrant growth of Christianity in other regions. By examining past missionary efforts and biblical sovereignty, the conversation encourages believers to maintain courage and hope for the future spread of the gospel. Ultimately, the message asserts that Jesus remains the most significant figure in history and the focal point of all human events.

Theme: Walk like a Christian! 1. A Gentile Walk 2. A Christlike Walk

This sermon examines the theological foundation of Christian assurance by analyzing the three witnesses described in 1 John 5: the water, the blood, and the Holy Spirit. The speaker argues against interpreting the water and blood as church sacraments or merely the physical fluids from the crucifixion, instead presenting them as historical evidences of Jesus' baptism and atoning death. The message emphasizes that while these historical facts provide the objective basis for faith, it is the internal witness of the Holy Spirit that confirms salvation to the believer's soul. The preacher distinguishes between the objective testimony available to all and the subjective assurance reserved for those who believe, warning that rejecting this divine record renders a person a liar. The tone is instructional and pastoral, urging believers to deepen their understanding of Scripture to experience the Spirit's confirmation of their eternal life.

This sermon examines the challenging command in Luke 17 for believers to view themselves as unprofitable servants who have merely done their duty. The speaker argues that modern Christianity often overemphasizes human worth and self-achievement, whereas Jesus demands a posture of humility and recognition of total dependence on God. By adopting this mindset, believers protect their attitude toward the Savior, preventing bitterness and entitlement, while also fostering grace toward other servants and appreciation for their specific calling. The message serves as a corrective to the cultural tendency to inventory one's good works, urging instead a heart of gratitude and continuous improvement. Ultimately, this self-defacing humility is presented not as abuse, but as the necessary foundation for a faithful and enduring relationship with God.

The Matt Slick Live (Live Broadcast of 09-21-2026) 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: [email protected], Put "Radio Show Question" in the Subject line! Answers will be discussed in a future show. Topics Include: Some RCC and EO adherents don't even know what The Gospel is/ Is there a commandment against debating?/ The Parable of The Unjust Steward/ Is Systematic Theology by Louis Berkhoff Good?/ Can a Christian be Friends with Unbelievers?/ Email Questions Answered/ How do we Align Ourselves with God, and How do we Know we are Doing It?/ 2 Peter 3—Not "Any" Should Perish?/ A Comment on Matt's Last Debate/ September 21, 2026

Six people gathered for prayer in New York City in 1857. Soon there were hundreds, then thousands. But what else was happening? In this episode, we examine the Fulton Street Revival, the financial panic surrounding its explosive growth, what the prayer meetings actually consisted of, and what happened afterward. We separate documented history from the religious mythology built around it—and ask what the numbers can actually prove.

Pastor and F16 pilot Phill Cochran is the author of Lessons Learned at the Speed of Sound: A Fighter Pilot's Lessons on Faith, Discipline, and Trust. He talks with Kevin Swanson about lessons learned in the cockpit, and how the mental and physical game of being a pilot applies to the Christian life. They discuss: - The danger of drift: how small errors rapidly compound, so minor inattentiveness leads to quickly to becoming completely lost - What it's like to become oxygen-deprived, and how this relates to the Word and prayer - Night flying and fear: what Phill learned about faith and trust when there's no light to see the course you're on - How to apply the principle that 80% of the work goes into preparation, so the 20% of actual flying goes successfully - Wrestling with the sovereignty of God when engaged in an extremely dangerous occupation – with young children waiting for you to come home Got a topic you want us to cover? Email us at [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) Subscribe for more biblical content from Generations. #GenerationsRadio #Generations #KevinSwanson #PhillCochran #SpiritualLessons