(1) Israel Watch 5/31/26: The Israel-Lebanon border war heats up as Hezbullah continues killing and destroying with low-flying drones. And the negotiation for a peace deal in Iran is stalled but continuing as we watch and wait. The American Jewish Committee (AJC.org) released a video explaining the "6 million cookies", 271K and "Wooden Doors" propaganda. (2) The Leftist Sodomite Death Cult: (a) grooming students in Columbus (OH) City Schools with the help of the Communist CEA (Columbus Education Association), (b) an illegal imported by the Democrat Death murdered two women and a baby, (c) a Massachusetts Democrat named Caitlyn Aguiar was FIRED after she posted a video wishing pain and death for former Attorney General Pam Bondi after her cancer diagnosis was announced. (3) Bio-Engineered Terror: Modifying and releasing TICKS into the wild and causing massive increases in Lyme's Disease and the Alpha Gal Syndrome that causes people to be unable to eat red meat. Is Bill Gates involved? (4) Fake News About Trump Admin. D.O.J. betraying M.A.H.A. and the fight for religious exemptions from mandated vaccines. https://bbfohio.com

The book of Enoch (1 Enoch) fails every test used to recognize a book as Scripture.

Fearing the Lord results in a healthy respect for "the king". We discuss what that means, why we are not Amish and why every true Christian should VOTE and take part in guiding government as far as we are able. Also Reference: James 4:17, (Romans 13:1-5), (Matthew 14) https://bbfohio.com

In this episode, John Unger sits down with Pastor Cogbill to discuss questions we've received about accusations that we are in a cult. In Pastor Cogbill's sermon, where Paul is accused by the Jews, he mentioned offering a cheerful defense, so how can we go and do likewise when friends and families make these kinds of accusations, either online or in-person? Is a church that's under a governing Body which holds fast to the historic Creeds, subscribes to a Reformed Confession of Faith, honors the members of other Church traditions, and welcomes all baptized Christians to take Communion likely to be a cult? Or are the "cult" accusations as baseless as the charges against Paul? Tune-in to find out!

1 John 4:1–4 • God gave the church a test for false prophets. Most Christians have never used it. Nobody gets deceived by a wolf that looks like a wolf. They get deceived by a wolf that has learned to bleat like a sheep. The devil isn't sending drunkards into pulpits — he's sending preachers. Right words. Right tone. Right tears. Wrong doctrine. Wrong spirit. In this verse-by-verse exposition of 1 John 4:1–4, Pastor Fortunato walks through the exact test the Apostle John gave the early church for identifying false prophets — and shows why feelings, crowds, signs, and wonders are not the test. The doctrine of the incarnation is. Every cult, every counterfeit gospel, every false Christ fails at the same point: who is Jesus Christ? Did God actually enter human flesh, or didn't he? From Genesis 3 to Deuteronomy 13 to 2 Peter 1, the Bible builds a consistent warning: the spirit of Antichrist doesn't come breathing fire. It comes breathing Scripture. And if you can't identify it by doctrine, you will not identify it at all. This verse-by-verse exposition walks through 1 John 4:1–4 and connected passages, explaining: • Why "believe not every spirit" is a command for every church member, not just discernment specialists • Why feelings, crowds, and signs and wonders cannot be your test for a true man of God • What Deuteronomy 13 says about prophets whose signs actually come to pass — but whose doctrine is wrong • Why the written Word of God outranks even the audible voice Peter heard on the Mount of Transfiguration (2 Peter 1:18–19) • What it means that Jesus Christ "is come" in the flesh — and why the present tense matters for the resurrection

There's been a lot of talk in the past few years about how young men are leaving Protestant churches for the Roman Catholic Church. It's easy to forget that the Roman Catholic Church, like all other cults and false religions, uses carnal means and methods to cause those who are dead in their sins and trespasses to feel as if they are spiritually alive unto God. And because the RCC has been practicing and perfecting these techniques for over a thousand years, it is easy for people to forget that they are a corrupt institution through and through. In this episode, we want to focus on the many carnal means and techniques that the Roman Catholic Church uses to make its followers feel spiritual. Because the carnal man does not believe in an invisible God they give him a man who sits on a throne and wears a robe and a mitre and that is something the carnal man can believe in. Because the carnal man cannot imagine the glory of God they have built cathedrals so that a man can see the architecture and hear and feel the music and believe in the strength of man's hand instead of having to believe in The Invisible God. Because they cannot believe in the invisible work of prayer, they give you beads to hold in your hand and set prayers to pray over and over to make you feel spiritual. Instead of being able to approach God or their brothers and sisters in Christ and confess our sins they set up a confessional where you confess before a priest or an icon. Because they cannot believe in the spiritual nature of the church as the mother of us all, they give you Mary to worship as a mother, because people cannot believe that God is their father they tell them to call men t

The sermon centers on the biblical warning against false prophets, using historical cults like the Unification Church, Jonestown, and David Koresh's Branch Davidians as stark illustrations of how charismatic leaders manipulate followers through false signs, absolute obedience, and the promise of divine revelation. Drawing from Deuteronomy 13 and 18, it emphasizes that true faith is tested by loyalty to God's Word alone, not by miracles or charismatic claims, and that any prophet who speaks contrary to Scripture or demands worship is to be rejected. The passage affirms Jesus as the ultimate fulfillment of the prophetic promise—God's final, authoritative voice—whose words are unerring and whose identity as the Messiah is confirmed by Scripture, not personal revelation or human tradition. The sermon calls believers to anchor their faith in the Bible, to discern false teaching by its fruit and failure to align with Scripture, and to resist any authority that demands blind obedience over divine truth. Ultimately, it underscores the sacred responsibility of the church to uphold God's Word as the unshakable foundation of faith and to stand as a spiritual hedge against deception.