In this episode we delve into the idea of restoring the New Testament Church. This pursuit was necessary because of the innovations and corruption that saturated “Christianity” for centuries. Men departed from the original pattern of truth given by the Lord for the disciples of Christ not long after the apostles died. Through the years the number of people who drifted and the error greatly increased. Though various efforts were made to change these things, including during the “Reformation Movement,” men often fell short. Then, in the 1700s-1800s, there were those who took a radically different approach – an approach to go back to what was originally revealed. We will discuss some important principles and foundational truths that support the restoration of the New Testament Church.

In this episode we consider secularism in America because we live in a time when Judeo-Christian values are rapidly disappearing. More and more people are embracing humanistic values; this includes supposed “Christian” churches. And, anyone who has lived more than about 40 years has seen a drastic change in their lifetime. We will note this is not a political war, but spiritual; Satan changes his tactics, but has the same goal; there is a difference in American Nationalism and Christianity; Victory belongs to Christ, and more.

In this episode we discuss the life of a Christian. It is something to which all men ought to aspire because it is the will of God. Being a Christian brings many blessings including peace, a reason for life, a sure standard to live by, and hope for what lies beyond the grave. We also consider how being a Christian is an honor and has a great heritage.

In this episode we examine John 9. This is the account of where Jesus healed a man who had been blind from birth. It was a miracle that caused the man to believe Jesus’ claim to be the Christ, but only hardened the hearts of Jewish leaders. It created faith in the man’s parents as well, but not saving faith. As we study, we will reflect on ourselves and lessons we can learn about our blindness and how to be healed.

In this episode we touch on John Rich and his new song, REVELATION. In an interview we saw of him where he talks about this song, he takes the widely-held position that the book of Revelation is a detailed outline of the “end times.” We will see in our study that this view of the book is wrong. We will lay out seven keys to understanding the book, touching on Armageddon, the Mark of the Beast, the historical context, and more.

In this episode we reflect on the moral darkness of our world; it is everywhere. We cannot browse the internet, watch the news, or view entertainment without being confronted with moral darkness. Some relish in it, but many of us are bewildered by it. It is discouraging, but we want to study God’s word to see there is hope. Not all is lost. We can find strength in the Light of the gospel.

In this episode we consider God’s wrath. This is a difficult topic to meditate on, so much so that some deny God has any wrath. There are those who say the God of the Old Testament was wrathful, but the God of the New Testament is different, He is full of grace and love and will not exercise wrath against His creation. Is that true? Did God change personalities and behaviors from the Old to the New. Is God a God of change? Is His nature fluid? Or, does the same God that ruled over ancient man still rule today? Does He have the same nature, that includes wrath and, therefore, something we need to seriously consider? We will search the Scripture to see.

In this episode we study Mormonism in light of God’s word. We begin with a brief overview of the history of this cult founded by Joseph Smith, including his involvement in counterfeiting. We go on to examine a couple of failed prophecies he made and look at several doctrines taught by Mormons that contradict God’s word.

In this episode we look at warnings in the New Testament to take heed. These admonitions range anywhere from our attitudes to our actions. They encourage us to look ahead and not forget what God has revealed. What will surprise some people is that Jesus is perhaps the most prolific person that tells us to “take heed.” Yes, He warned men about the consequences of failing to pay attention and live right. Why? Because we will face God’s wrath if we are ambivalent.

In this episode we study some highlights of the greatest story ever told, the gospel accounts that record the life of Christ. We begin with the temptation of Jesus (and how it is a pattern for our dealings with the devil). We move on to the Sermon on the Mount and how it sets a high standard for us. We discuss Jesus walking on water and the lessons concerning our faith or failure. We also consider words of the disciples recorded in the gospel accounts and what encouragement we may draw from them.