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Psalm 19 shows us that God reveals Himself both in the splendor of creation and in the revelation of His Word. The Bible is no ordinary book—it is God-breathed, flawless, trustworthy, and able to transform our lives. In this program, we’ll discover why God’s Word is worth more than gold and how it equips us to live wisely, courageously, and with lasting hope.
In this program, we explore Psalm 19, a masterpiece of biblical poetry praised by C.S. Lewis as one of the greatest lyrics in the world. The psalm opens with creation proclaiming God’s glory, then moves to the unmatched power of His Word – describing its inspiration, inerrancy, reliability, and eternal value. Join us as we see why Scripture is the ultimate source of truth and how it calls us to live with confidence and joy.
Many Christians believe evangelism involves the preaching of the gospel. Many Christians do not share Christ because they find this to be an intimidating task. Pat teaches that evangelism is not a one-time event but a process. Understanding this biblical principle makes evangelism a lot less imposing. Join Pat as he shares a new definition of evangelism and how understanding the process of evangelism will make you and your church more effective in engaging your world for Christ.
How should Christians respond to shifting cultural views on sexuality – in the church, at work, or in school? Glenn T. Stanton, author and director at Focus on the Family, joins us to explore what Scripture says about gender, marriage, and identity, and why rewriting God’s rules is never an option. Don’t miss this thoughtful and challenging conversation.
A new Pew Research study shows over half of U.S. Christians say homosexuality should be accepted. But should we affirm the gay lifestyle – or does the Bible call us to a different standard? Join us as Glenn T. Stanton from Focus on the Family unpacks “10 Things Everyone Should Know About a Christian View of Homosexuality” and how to engage this sensitive topic with truth and grace.
Is archaeology a friend or foe of the Bible? Join us as Dr. Scott Stripling explains how archaeology enriches our understanding of biblical history, strengthens Christian apologetics, and equips believers to discern truth from sensational claims. You’ll also hear about the exciting excavations at Shiloh and their significance for Old Testament faith.
On this episode of Evidence and Answers, Dr. Scott Stripling, Director of Excavations in Israel and Provost at The Bible Seminary, joins us to share how biblical archaeology supports the historical reliability of Scripture. From his personal journey into archaeology to groundbreaking discoveries at Shiloh and Khirbet el-Maqatir, Dr. Stripling shows how the spade continues to confirm the truth of God’s Word.
Apologetics is a very effective tool in evangelism. Many have come to Christ after hearing the compelling evidence for the Gospel of Christ. However, apologetics used with the wrong attitude and motivation can actually turn a person away from the Gospel message. How should apologetics be used in evangelism? Join Pat as he shares biblical principles regarding the relationship between apologetics and evangelism.
A Biblical Model for Spiritual Warfare. What would a truly biblical deliverance ministry look like today? In our final episode, Dr. Richard Howe outlines the New Testament’s approach to casting out demons, addresses common errors in modern practice, and equips believers to engage in spiritual warfare with discernment and confidence.
Are Deliverance Ministries Misleading Christians? Some modern deliverance ministries raise serious concerns – teaching questionable doctrines about hearing from God, generational curses, and spiritual “cleansing.” Dr. Howe joins us to examine these claims, separate biblical truth from popular myths, and offer a thoughtful critique grounded in sound theology.
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