The Best Thing You’ll Hear This Week: Eternity – Richard Wurmbrand and Tortured For Christ
The strength and loving witness of the Underground Church as they suffered the horrors of persecution, imprisonment and torture under Communism
It Ain’t Easy: “The Rock”
A crack in the rock, the touch of God can be powerful and leave an imprint on a person that'll last for the rest of their life.
It Ain’t Easy: “Humpty Dumpty”
Humpty Dumpty, a young man's fall was due to a socio-economic status within that community. All of the king's horses and all of the king's men, couldn't put Humpty Dumpty back together again, but the king could.
The Best Thing You’ll Hear This Week: Why God Is a He with Dennis Prager
Is God male or female? Why does it matter? How does it effect us? Should it matter? Dennis Prager nailed it this week!
It Ain’t Easy: “Spiritual Abortions”
Why did Christ die on the cross? So people feel good about themselves for a couple of days? Pastors often perform a "spiritual abortion" and that is an example of why the Church so often has a credibility problem.
It Ain’t Easy: “Nihilism”
Nihilism is the philosophy in which traditional values and beliefs are often viewed as useless, existence is senseless, and truth and morals is a necessary, I would argue that there's a bit of nihilism within all of us.
5 Minutes in Church History: Church History with Jeremy Vuolo
Dr. Stephen Nichols and Jeremy Vuolo discuss the remarkable influence of Martyn Lloyd-Jones and George Whitefield.
5 Minutes in Church History: What Is An Evangelical?
Evangelicals have a high view of the Bible, emphasize the atoning work of Christ on the cross, must be born again, and express the Gospel in their lives.
The Best Thing You’ll Hear This Week: John MacArthur
Ben Shapiro was completely engaged and almost speechless while discussing Jesus Christ as the Messiah with John McArthur
The Keep Diggin’ Podcast: Using Punk Rock to Bring the Gospel to the Masses with Shawn Browning of Grave Robber
When used as a ministry tool and taken into secular venues, punk rock can be powerful to an audience in desperate need of Jesus.