P. Andrew Sandlin's Podcasts, Preaching, and Lectures

Few appeals are more self-deceptive and dangerous than the call to be "authentic."

Fake News is a natural and anticipated consequence of preferring to live in Satan's alt-world intentionally severed from reality.

The Health and Wealth Heresy is rivaled today by the Sick and Poor Heresy, the spuriously pious idea that robs God of his glory and tramples his promises by assuming that illness and poverty are the expected common lot of his faithful, world-conquering saints, and that we should never pray in faith, expecting deliverance.

Christianity was never intended to be limited to "quiet time" or the church or personal evangelism. The vastly successful manmade medieval and Enlightenment project of dividing life into what Francis A. Schaeffer termed the lower story of "the real world" — education, logic, science, law, politics, the arts, economics, for example — and the separate upper story of Christianity is the utter denial of biblical faith.

Since the gifts and calling of the sovereign God are irrevocable, those who have been devoted to God as children or youths cannot easily escape his loving clutches. This is a warning to rebellious children, and a comfort to godly parents.

Christian intellectuals are a great gift to the Kingdom of Jesus Christ, but intellectual snobs are a blight on the Lord's name.

The greatest confidence we can have in prayer is not that we are praying successfully but that our Lord is praying successfully for us.

P. Andrew Sandlin discusses with his sons Richard (academic) and Ben (GIS specialist) the current political climate. Lighter and more humorous episode.

In times of great trial and vexation and pain and death, do not ask only, "Where was God in all this?" Ask also, "Where was Satan in all this?" God has chosen not to eliminate evil within history, but to defeat it by his Son.

God hates self-righteousness, but he loves righteousness. In an age that excuses unrighteousness by appeal to grace, never apologize for being righteous.