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What do you find difficult at your age and how do you keep a God-trusting outlook? Length: 2:15

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How was the D-Day generation different than today? Length: 2:54

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Why has the country and the church capitulated so much on moral issues? Length: 1:59

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Have the changes in the Evangelical church been positive or negative? Length: 2:37

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We live in a culture that values youth.  For example, older candidates for public office are readily dismissed as “too old”, as if the experience of a long life is a detriment.And yet God’s Word values the aged, at least those who follow after God.  Job said, “Wisdom is with aged men, with long life is understanding” (Job 12:12).Wisdom is the skill of thinking and living as God intends.  The aged who have immersed themselves in the Bible and followed Christ for decades have grown in wisdom that is invaluable for the next generations.  When their counsel and example is spurned, foolishness abounds, which explains at least in part our society today...

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Why has drinking alcohol become more common for Evangelical Christians? Length: 2:38

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How do self-control, wisdom and idolatry relate to how Christians should view this issue? Length: 1:40

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How is alcohol an enemy of a Christian's spirit? Length: 3:31

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What is the most important thing for Christians to consider about alcohol? Length: 3:10

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Take note that the program title does not say, “Why Christians SHALL NOT Drink Alcohol” but rather “Why Christians SHOULD NOT Drink Alcohol.What’s the difference? “Shall Not” is all-encompassing prohibition, like the 10 Commandments’ “shall nots” with regard to murder, adultery, lying, etc. “Should Not” is an exhortation to be wise and cautious. In other words, it is better and safer for Christians to not drink alcohol because of the spiritual, physical, and testimonial perils...