The Bible says the devil has been in the presence of God (Job chapter one, for example) and has spoken to God.  So, in a very real sense, Satan must believe in God, if we define belief as just a mental understanding of a possibility.  But is that how the Bible defines belief?  And if the devil believes in God and Jesus, then why does the Bible teach that he is destined for hell?  In this podcast, Andy addresses these questions, in part by providing the biblical definition of (a saving) belief.

Does God have a chosen people in the world today?  If so, is America God's chosen nation?  In this podcast, Andy examines the scriptures to give a direct and definitive answer to those questions.  In the process, he calls for more participation in and support of local churches and increased prayer and effort toward the unity of God's worldwide Christian Church.

As we deal with the emotional struggles and stresses of life, we all too often develop coping mechanisms which are unhealthy and even counterproductive.  Though it is easy to try and convince ourselves that sexual attraction and activity is normal for adults, it is also a trap those struggling with emotional stability can fall into.  In this podcast, Andy gives a poignant example of two individuals who thought they were engaged in such activity in an empowering way who were actually lying to themselves about the purpose and impact of what they were doing.

Could there have been enough water in the time of Noah to have covered the entire earth?  If so, where did the water come from and where did it go?  Scripture directly answers both these questions, though not in the same book in the Bible.  In this podcast, we will look at the account in Genesis and some of God's commentary in one of the Psalms to retrieve the straightforward answer.

The phrase 'separation of church and state' is found nowhere in America's founding documents.  Why, then, is it so often used?  Furthermore, that popular phrase implies that it is religion and the practice thereof that is being harnessed when the First Amendment in our Constitution's Bill of Rights actually provides for freedom of religion at the expense of overreaching government authority.  Where did the phrase 'separation of church and state' come from and what do America's founding documents actually say and why?  In this podcast, Andy covers both the religious and legal history of our nation to provide answers to these questions.

Though the disagreements between atheist scientists and people of faith are myriad, there is one factor - one word really - that explains the entire divide.  That word is DESIGN!  What would we expect if everything from the universe at large to biological life on a single planet were all the random act of an explosion and what would we expect if they were the intentional act of an engineer or creator?  In this podcast, Andy discusses the idea of design in nature and reduces a very complex and long running debate into an accurate and understandable summary.  Every person sees and understands design and the tacit consequences therein when it is encountered. But a few - illogically - deny those consequences (only) in the arena of the ultimate design by a Creator God.

Why does the Bible state that Jesus was angry at some sinners and loving and compassionate toward others?  In our daily walk as believers, what should be our attitude toward those who are transgressing God's law (especially given our understanding that we are transgressors ourselves)?  Should Christians hate sinners and be angry at them?  If so, when and why?  This podcast addresses this topic with the use of scripture and examples from the life of Jesus and His Apostles.

Science teaches us that in our universe something can't come from nothing.  So where did God come from?  Is He created?  How does the logical fallacy of infinite regress fit into the picture?  In a world where we think about everything having a preceding cause, the question of God's origin looms large.  In this podcast, Andy weaves scientific knowledge, some foundational concepts of logic and the relevant biblical scriptures together to construct the definitive answer to the query of who made God?

Some patriotically defend the USA as the greatest nation on earth while others call it trash and bemoan it as irredeemable.  Does the Bible provide any guidance on who is correct?  Scripture can certainly help us in framing this debate but perhaps not in the way many think it would.  The Bible's input here has more to do with the pitfalls in human nature of which we must be ever vigilant than it does on how we should judge any historical or political facts about the nation.  In this podcast, we will survey the verses that teach us about the aspects of human nature relevant to this conversation and explain how they help to inform our debate about America.

There are a number of occurrences (early) in the New Testament of individuals being possessed by and freed of demons.  But there are no such accounts recorded in the Old Testament.  So, did demon possession occur in only one short span in history?  If so, why?  Also, does the Bible give us any hints as to whether we should expect demons and possession to fade away?  In this podcast, Andy examines all the scriptures necessary to answer each of these questions.