This podcast introduces our study of the book of Revelation. We will be studying Revelation until we cover ever chapter. This will not be an intensive exegetical/expositional Bible study, but is intended to give listeners a concise overview of the Book. Why was Revelation written? This podcast does not get into the text of Revelation yet, but tells listeners why the book was written in the first place.

This is part 3 of Why God Destroyed the Canaanites:: Cultic spiritism and demonism. Essentially, the Canaanites went beyond the point of no return down this dark road.

This podcast focuses on the second reason God commanded the Israelites to destroy the Canaanites: unabated orgiastic cultic sexuality.

God commanded Moses and Joshua to completely wipe out the the seven nations of Canaanite. Why? These seems cruel and heartless by our standards. Yet, this podcast is dedicated to answering that difficult question: Barbaric Human Sacrifice.

This episode focuses on whether Moses commanded rapists to marry their victims as Deut 22:28-29 allegedly purports. If Moses, indeed, commanded the victims of rape to marry their rapists, it raises grave ethical questions. Listen to find out whether, in fact, Moses commanded this.

Was Jesus a racist? Did he favor Jews over Gentiles? After reading Matt 15:21-28, someone could come to that conclusion. He called a desperate woman a "dog." Why would he do such a thing? Please listen to this podcast to find out. After you do, you will realize that Jesus is not xenophobic or racist. He simply needs honesty before he can offer help to those who call on him.

This podcast analyzes the use of stereotypes. Are stereotypes untrue? Is there ever a time to use them to characterize people? The Apostle Paul quoted a famous Cretan poet who spoke disparagingly about his own countrymen using a stereotype. In Titus 1:10ff, Paul essentially agreed with the statement of this Cretan poet. Was Paul wrong? This episode answers that question.

This podcast is an interview with Dr, Joseph Kim of Lancaster Bible College/Capital Seminary. Dr. Kim's expertise focuses on early church history. We discuss the most pernicious heresy confronting the early church and the people involved in the controversy. We also discuss similar trends in the modern church and what is truly important in ministry.

This podcast is an interview with a Hebrew scholar discussing the strange passage of Genesis 6 where the "sons of God saw the daughters of men," and married them. Are these fallen angels or are the sons of God the godly line of Seth? Please listen to Dr. Mark Meyer's take on this fascinating passage.

When skeptics require historical proof for the persons and events mentioned in the New Testament, there is not a more important figure than Flavius Josephus; Pharisee, Jewish general, and Roman historian. Listen to this broadcast and find out how significant his life and writings are to the study of the New Testament.