In this episode we study a fundamental truth that seed produces after its kind. A watermelon seed produces watermelons, not oak trees or even strawberries or cantaloupes. The same is true with the gospel seed, it will produce a Christian; nothing more and nothing less. So, when you see something other than simply a Christian, you know this is the result of a different kind of seed.

We expand this principle to see how it applies to churches as well.

In this episode we discuss the thought that we are helpless, but need not be hopeless. We explore the idea of dependence on God, knowing what is important, and looking to heaven. These are things a Christian will do.

The ultimate question is, though, are you a Christian? Not as defined by the teachings and ideas of man, but as outlined in God’s word. We will touch on this at the end of the episode.

This episode is the second of two in which we examine the topic of the resurrection with a focus on 1 Corinthians 15. This chapter is an extensive argument for why there will be a resurrection of the dead at the end of time. We will see a denial of the resurrection leads to loose morality. Too, our study looks at objections and questions people have about the resurrection that tend to cause doubt, but are answered in 1 Corinthians 15. We wrap up our study with a look at those who are living when the resurrection occurs.

This episode is the first of two in which we examine the topic of the resurrection with a focus on 1 Corinthians 15. This chapter is an extensive argument for why there will be a resurrection of the dead at the end of time. It shows the resurrection of Christ is a historical fact and the implication if it is not. In this first episode we will also see how the resurrection is part of the consummation of God’s plan for mankind.

In this episode we study one of the most fascinating events in all of human history, the flood. This account, recorded in Genesis 6-8, is known the world over today. People who have even a little familiarity with the Bible usually know about the flood. That was true in ancient times as well, because the flood was a real event that impacted the entire world. About 200 different civilizations have an ancient flood story.

We will explore some of the evidence for a worldwide flood and examine the account to learn that God’s longsuffering has limits, the foreshadowing of a Judgment to come,, as well as principles of salvation that run counter to the modern religious world.

Some people see being a Christian as oppressive, gloom, doom, and too difficult. However, when you read the Bible, you see that Christianity has practical benefits. This episode looks at two areas where it is beneficial to be a Christian: being a member of the Kingdom of God and the daily value it offers. There are more benefits, but these two help us see that in this life there are blessings when following God’s will.  For questions and comments on this episode, go to https://lawofthelord.com/podcast

Is Christianity logical? Some claim it is foolishness and only those with “blind faith” could possibly accept it. They say reason and rationality must be cast aside; evidence and “science” must be rejected. Is this true? This episode examine the question, “is Christianity logical?” We talk about the dominant Western view, the idea that God wants reason, evidence behind Christianity, and the fact that Jesus was logical. For questions and comments on this episode, go to https://lawofthelord.com/podcast

The most controversial subject of all time is the claim that Jesus of Nazareth is the Christ. In this episode we consider the controversy during Jesus' time on earth and what it looks like in our time. We close the episode with encouragment not to compromise your conviction that Jesus is the Christ, the Savior of the world.

The Bible describes both rewards and punishments for our behavior in this life. Temporal rewards include happiness, while punishment can take the form of heartache. The eternal reward is heaven, but the punishment is hell. In this episode we examine the latter, heaven: it is a real place and is glorious.

This episode is a quick overview of the New Testament of Jesus Christ.