Join Dr. Greg Beutel as we explore the significance of Mount Ararat and a world that has embraced wickedness but longs to experience a restoration of righteousness. 

In this episode, the host reflects on the strange and costly actions of biblical prophets like Ezekiel, Isaiah, and Hosea to illustrate how following God can look like foolishness to the world.

He connects those examples to the recent death of Charlie Kirk, arguing that speaking truth can lead to persecution and even martyrdom, and challenges listeners to be willing to appear foolish for Christ in speech, work, and family—always speaking the truth in love.

A pastor reflects on the recent brutal shooting of Charlie Kirk and other violent incidents, sharing shock, grief, and concern over rising national polarization.

He urges Christians to stand up to evil without returning hatred, to take up their cross, turn the other cheek, and love their enemies, calling for faith-led responses rather than violence.

The episode connects these events to a sermon series on Mount Ararat and Noah, offering hope for restoration while warning of worsening wickedness, and closes with a pastoral call to rely on God’s Word.

Join Dr. Greg Beutel as he explores the powerful story of Jericho, revealing lessons of faith and trust in God's miraculous plans. Discover how God uses the impossible to show His glory and strength through the walls of Jericho.

In this episode of God Talk the host examines a recent Gallup poll showing 9.3% of U.S. adults now identify as LGBTQ+, with steep generational differences: Silent generation 1.8%, Boomers 3%, Gen X 5.1%, Millennials 14.2%, and Gen Z 23% (with notable gender gaps: Gen Z women 31% vs men 12%).

The host links this rise to the removal of the Ten Commandments and weakening of moral absolutes, shares personal anecdotes about corporate Pride promotions, discusses Texas’s move to restore the Ten Commandments in schools, and warns of societal consequences without a moral reset.

Join Dr. Greg Beutel as we explore the powerful stories and everlasting truths from Mount Sinai. Discover how God’s commands remain the foundation of morality and how His mercy through Christ guides us today. 

Ask Zach makes a surprise comeback as Zach Sample faces off with the host in a freewheeling interview. They dive into the Nephilim and fallen angels, debate whether ancient 'gods' explain mythic demigods, and discuss how the flood and Jesus' binding relate to these legends.

The episode also asks big questions — "Why hasn't Jesus returned?" and how divine ordination meets human choice — while wrestling with tricky Bible details (David and Goliath, Judas) and sharing a creepy church encounter involving a twisted finger and sudden darkness. It’s a candid, curious conversation about faith, mystery, and the supernatural.

Join Dr. Greg Beutel as we continue our "Famous Places" sermon series with a powerful exploration of the River Jordan. Discover how this iconic biblical landmark symbolizes hope, redemption, and the fulfillment of God's promises through the stories of Israel’s crossing, Naaman’s healing, and the baptism of Jesus. 

In this episode of God Talk, the host explores whether God's plans and prophecies can be stopped, examining biblical stories — especially Elisha and Hazael — and pondering why prophecy seems unchangeable even with free will. The episode reflects on Satan's role, human responsibility, and how believers should respond by speaking truth, submitting to God's will, and preparing for Christ's return.

Join Dr. Greg Beutel this Sunday as we continue our "Famous Places" series with a compelling exploration of Samaria. Discover how Jesus’ interactions with the Good Samaritan, the Samaritan woman, and his final commission reveal profound truths for us today