The Berean Call Podcast

Last week, as we reviewed chapter 12 of your book titled, “The Church Must Be Removed,” you explained what the church is and why it had to be removed. Today I’m going to read a couple of verses that address how it’s going to be removed, and I’d just like you to elaborate on them.

In this regular feature, Dave and Tom respond to questions from listeners and readers of The Berean Call. Here’s this week’s question: Dear Dave and TA: I have both of you state that Jesus did not pay the full penalty for our sins through His physical death on the cross. Given all the references in the Scriptures to the shedding of blood from the Old Testament Passover when the blood was applied to the door post to Hebrews 9:22, where we are told almost all things are by the law purged with blood, and without shedding of blood is no remission. How can you say the penalty for our sins involves more than physical death?

So first of all, what is this new entity called the church? And secondly, growing up Roman Catholic, I was taught that the church was built upon the person of Peter, who we refer to as the first pope...

Dave, last week you went over the 70 weeks of years prophesied by Daniel and how there would be a gap between the 69th week and the 70th week—that is, the last seven years before...

So Jesus puts Judas up to this: “We’re going to get Jesus betrayed.” It says 30 pieces of silver, so Judas is going to, you know, hold out until he gets 30 pieces of silver. Then he’s going to go back in, he’s going to throw it down in the temple, then he’s going to go out and hang himself...

Now, Dave, last week we mentioned that there is a certain prophecy in the Bible that if Christ’s contemporaries, from the rabbis to the disciples to, well, even John the Baptist—if they would have understood this prophecy, they would have understood the mission of Jesus. Yet they all...

Now, Dave, last week you gave some answers as to why 2,000 years is not an unreasonable length of time for our Lord to delay His return, noting that it was...

Over the last few weeks we discussed prophecies that were fulfilled in the first coming of Jesus, His birth, death, and resurrection. Chapter nine is titled “Signs of the Times.” So that brings us up to today, and, Dave, I’ve been told, not having counted them myself, but there are about 500 prophecies...

The new 10.5 million dollar ad campaign of the United Church of Canada features ads that portray Jesus alternatively as Santa Claus and as a bobble head doll, is winning accolades across the ad industry while church leaders reacted with cautious approval.Ad agencies executives say the campaign should be effective at positioning the church as tolerant and relevant.