The first major section of the Athanasian Creed is about the Trinity. How should we think of the Trinity, and how should we avoid thinking? We see the Unity in Trinity and Trinity in Unity, and the eternal nature of the Trinitarian relationships.

If only Ahab had believed God, it would have saved his life. But no, he chose not to believe God and thought He could outsmart God. Sadly, many people think they can get away with disobeying God. If only, they would yield to Him and agree with God - they could then have God's blessing and mercy. But no - they chose instead to oppose Him and suffer judgment instead. This message from 2 Kings 22 is, "If Only, But No" (Life of Elijah series, lesson 23)

1:51 How can I parent handling a child's meltdown in a biblical way? 9:47 How do you engage with people who say they are Christians but don't act like it? 16:13 How did believers in God get saved before the New Testament? 25:13 How do we determine what things in the Bible apply to New Testament Christians? 32:48 Should I date a person going to a soft Charismatic church? 35:30 What does Greek Orthodox believe? 38:21 What do you think of Christians who say they are Torah observant? 41:34 What is the correct biblical view of humans colonizing other planets? 43:57 Where did the idea of a "senior" or "head" pastor come from? 49:12 How do I respond when I'm feeling convicted to do something regarding financial improprieties? 52:50 Should we be reading from the Cepher Bible?

Theology is not distant from everyday Christian life. What believers think about God shapes how they understand truth, sin, salvation, suffering, worship, prayer, and obedience. In this episode, Dave Jenkins explains why every Christian needs sound theology rooted in the Word of God. Through Titus 1:1 and Romans 12:2, listeners are encouraged to pursue the knowledge of the truth that accords with godliness, resist confusion and doctrinal drift, and grow in worshipful obedience to Christ. For more from Contending for the Word Q&A, visit https://servantsofgrace.org/contending-for-the-word-qa/

Attending college is one of the most critical decisions for a young person – and not for the reasons you might think. Kevin and Danny sit down to reveal just how bad college is. They talk about their own experiences,…what the data shows…why Christian colleges are even riskier than secular ones…why college should never be the default option…and questions to ask to discern whether it's worth the risk.

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The sermon expounds on the greatest commandment to love God with all one's heart, soul, mind, and strength as found in Mark 12:30. It emphasizes that true devotion requires undivided affection, complete surrender of self, disciplined thinking aligned with Scripture, and active service. The preacher argues that partial love is insufficient and that genuine love for God naturally produces obedience and sacrificial action. Ultimately, the message calls listeners to respond to God's prior love by offering total commitment in every area of life.

The sermon examines the root causes of church division by analyzing 1 Corinthians 3, identifying carnality and spiritual immaturity as the primary drivers of conflict among believers. It argues that Christians often fracture over non-essential preferences and personalities rather than core doctrine, revealing a failure to apply God's wisdom in their relationships. The text highlights how worldly thinking and pride lead to envy and strife, preventing the church from achieving true unity. To resolve these issues, the preacher emphasizes the need for a theocentric focus that recognizes God as the sole source of spiritual growth and salvation. Ultimately, the message calls believers to humility, reconciliation, and a steadfast commitment to Jesus Christ as the only foundation for the church.