Salvation and Stuff

The only time we should be consumed with both Government and God should be at the same time when as the scriptures promise in Isaiah 9:6, the "Prince of Peace" will not only rule the Kingdom but our hearts as well. Until then, let's keep government small and God big.

It is the...

Most sold book ever printed -

Most translated book -

Most read book -

Most banned book -

Most burned book -

It is the Bible!

We’re going to answer three things in this podcast:

1. What is the Bible?

2. How to read and understand the Bible?

3. Is the Bible foundational to salvation?

Another reason that sets the Christian faith apart from all others is not only the historical resurrection of Jesus as a substitutionary sacrifice for all people, it is the only religion that is not based upon one’s good works. The Christian faith clearly says that all people were all created for good works but that we are not saved by them. Salvation is procured by our faith in God’s grace through Jesus’ work by his death and resurrection. Another way to say it, is that Jesus’ work is able to save us but can only be appropriated by His grace and our faith in it.

In this three part historical fiction find out how a young Roman citizen from the west coast of Britain became Ireland’s greatest patron. Like many stories that God writes within his people, it’s unpredictable and dangerous, but in the end ultimately good. From slavery by barbaric Irish raiders to divine visions leading to narrow escapes, the story of Patricus as seen from his assailant will bring us closer to the life and times of one of the Church's most inspirational and influential leaders.

When it's too much to bear.

Look into the life of a common young woman in Rome at the end of the third century when the Pagan celebrations of Lupercalia were lawfully replaced with Christian ones. How did she understand it - and how do we understand the greater meaning of what we now call Saint Valentine's Day?

In our last study we left off considering who Jesus claimed to be. C.S. Lewis proposed that Jesus was either a Lunatic, a Liar, or the Lord he claimed to be. But to make that decision, one must know more than what Jesus said, but what he did. Did Jesus provide any evidence to support his claims of divinity? We’ll see that the virgin birth of Jesus, the miracles He preformed, His teachings, and indeed His whole life point to and culminate in the act of His death and resurrection. For this reason, we will focus our attention on the resurrection and the evidence for it based on three truths.

A brief glimpse into the woman that raised a great man, the tragedies that surrounded her, and her faith that we can all learn from.

Because all of the Christian faith hinges upon the person and work of Jesus we’ll begin to consider him. From Jim Carrey to C.S. Lewis, we’ll look at who Jesus was in time and history, who he claimed to be, and why this matters to each person today.

Maybe you’re wondering what’s at the core that makes someone a Christian and another not. You know there are a lot of grey issues within the Bible, but you’re still wondering what the black and whites are. You might know that there are some similarities between differing religions, but still what to know what sets Christianity apart. You’re probably not into heavy theological disagreements concerning numerous nonessential teachings in the Bible, but you do what to know the few essentials doctrines of the Christian faith. Or maybe you’re already aware of the essential claims of Christianity, but what to know the evidence and reason why they are believed.