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Jesus faced several trials on the Passover before His crucifixion before Jewish authorities and Roman authorities. These trials were contrary to both Jewish and Roman Law. In this episode Arnie and Fred discuss what the Bible says about these trials by primarily reading the record in sequence as best we can determine. It is evident from the record that the Jewish authorities conspired for about a year on how they could kill Jesus. We discuss that conspiracy as well as the arrest and each incident of Jesus before the Jewish and Roman authorities. Take about 30 minutes to listen in on this Bible discussion.

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It's that time in the USA to vote for our national leaders. Other nations don't necessarily get to choose their leaders in this way. Some don't get to make the choice at all. Arnie and Fred discuss what the Bible says about the selection, choosing and cooperating with government officials. The discussion centers around the specific inspired passages in the Bible that deal with this subject. Not surprisingly, specific individuals are named in these passages with the specific actions taken by God are recorded. Take about 30 minutes to listen in on the discussion. You may be surprise4d at what the Bible says about this important subject.

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The word meaning "to judge" appears many times in the original language in the New Testament and in a number of contexts. Jesus frequently mentioned things pertaining to judgment at the end of time. He did this because His purpose for coming to earth was to save men from God's condemnation of them because of their sins and God's final judgment of them. Most of the Lord's references to the judgment are brief and Arnie and Fred will discuss these including His longest one in Matthew 25. We will discuss what the New Testament tells us about the final judgment that we all will face. Take about 30 minutes to learn what the Bible says about the final judgment at the end of time.

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The Bible records that Christians have been persecuted in many countries in every age since the First Century. They have been verbally abused, defamed, vandalized, with their property being stolen. The teaching and practice of their faith has been outlawed, their children taken, harmed physically, imprisoned and even put to death. What is it about the name "Christian"? Arnie and Fred discuss Saul of Tarsus, a notorious persecutor who became the primary teacher of the gospel to the Gentiles. We discuss what made one a Christian and what they did in the First Century. Finally we note when the name "Christian" first appeared in the Bible, what it means and it uses there. Take about 30 minutes to find out what the Bible says about the name 'Christian.

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In this episode Arnie and Fred discuss the word "Church" and the fact that its use is unique to the New Testament. We discuss the word's use and its meaning in the New Testament by noting all of the passages it is used in. We note the misuses of the term which we find throughout conversations and writings today. Take a listen to this 30 minute discussion in which you may learn something about this very familiar word.