In this episode we discuss why the Bible’s account of Noah’s Flood points to a worldwide flood, not a local one. Looking at five key reasons from Scripture, we share how Genesis describes the waters covering the earth and all living things, and how Jesus and other biblical writers also refer to the Flood as…

This episode explores the Christian claim that Jesus Christ uniquely died for humanity’s sins, was buried, and rose again from the dead. Drawing from the bible passages, we examine the biblical accounts of Jesus appearing to His disciples, Peter, Paul, James, and more than 500 people. We also consider the significance of these reported eyewitnesses,…

This episode examines the theory that a previous world existed between Genesis 1:1 and 1:2 and was destroyed before the creation described in the six days of Genesis. We’ll focus on scripture which presents the six days of creation as the complete beginning of heaven, earth, humanity, and all living things. We also explore why…

Have  you ever considered the remarkable complexity found throughout the animal and insect kingdom as evidence of intentional design and the existence of God? Focusing especially on the honeybee, we examine the precision of the honeycomb, the colony’s specialized roles, the remarkable communication of bees through their intricate dances, and their ability to navigate using…

In this episode, we explore the story of Samson from the book of Judges 14 and the lessons it holds for Christians about strength, obedience, character and the consequences of compromise. Samson’s encounter with the lion, the honey, and the Philistines’ deceit reveal both God’s supernatural power and Samson’s human weakness. His life reminds us…

In this episode we examine Jesus’ account of the rich man and Lazarus in Luke 16 and present it as a true event rather than a parable. The episode explores ten points about the reality of hell, emphasizing that death is followed immediately by a person’s eternal destination. The account also describes a permanent separation…

This episode examines one of the central biblical reasons for a pre-tribulation Rapture: the Church has not been appointed to experience God’s wrath. Drawing from bible passages, we distinguish between the persecution Christians have suffered at the hands of people and the divine wrath described as coming upon the earth during the Tribulation. This discussion…

In this episode, we explore the biblical concept of God’s delayed judgment and what it reveals about His mercy and grace. Because Jesus came first to reconcile humanity to God, we are living in an age where God’s wrath has been satisfied through Christ’s sacrifice on the Cross. From the warnings of the Old Testament…

What is the most valuable substance in the universe, and why is it the only thing that can cleanse us from sin? In this episode, we examine the precious blood of Jesus Christ and why Scripture says that without the shedding of blood there is no forgiveness. No amount of time in hell, good works,…

Many Christians have been taught that the book of Revelation should be understood symbolically rather than literally. Amillennialism teaches that the Millennium is taking place now, that the Tribulation is not a future seven-year event, and that many of Revelation’s prophecies are simply allegories describing the ongoing struggle of the Church. But does that interpretation…