Does it matter to God how we worship Him, or does He not care as long as our worship is sincere? In this much needed sermon, Voddie Baucham defines and explains the Regulative Principle of Worship. Most churches today operate on the Normative Principle, worshipping God however their feelings dict...

Come play, and sing while we practice our opposites and rhyming words!
Toddlers and Preschoolers will practice early literacy skills through simple rhymes and opposite words like big/small, hot/cold, and happy/sad. 🎶📚
With catchy songs, playful visuals, and easy-to-understand teaching, your litt...

In this personal and powerful testimony, one XL Ministries intern shares why entering the pastorate without proper training is unthinkable—and how XL helped provide the structure, mentorship, and experience needed to serve faithfully. From learning under qualified elders to gaining hands-on minis...

This week John sits down with Ryan Bush, editor of the Guide to Family Worship and teacher of the Practical Guide to Family Worship Bible Study Set. They discuss their experiences and obstacles to leading their families in worship and give practical tips you can apply right now to lead your famil...

South of the border, God is at work. This is the story of Miguel Esparza, an unlikely convert.

When one considers elders’ meetings, what comes to mind? For some, maybe their experience has been one of strife and infighting. For others, the image of a corporate boardroom comes to mind. And yet, for some men their mind goes to a group of passive men who subject themselves to one dominant man...

Are Cessationists heretics? Is Cessationism a doctrine of demons? Daniel and Robin discuss the slanderous misrepresentations of Cessationism in this first in a series on the topic.

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Bill Johnson - "How many of you have been praying for open heavens? Sometimes money opens the window." It’s no surprise that Bill Johnson manipulates his followers to tithe. Like other tithing twisters, Johnson takes scriptures out of context claiming that tithers are magically shielded from the ...

Join us for a conversation with Donald Whitney, professor of Biblical Spirituality at Midwestern Theological Seminary. He is the author of nine books, including 'Spiritual Disciplines for the Christian Life' and 'Praying the Bible', and formerly served as a pastor in the suburbs of Chicago for ne...

Bible Story Time for Toddlers! 11 Bible Stories and Church Songs for Kids.
🐘🐳⚔️ Let's learn about Noah as he builds the Ark and gathers animals two by two, follow Jonah into the belly of the great fish, and cheer for David as he defeats the giant Goliath! These animated Bible stories for kids ar...

In the land of Hitler, how do Germans today view the horrific Holocaust? What do they believe about God? In this episode we'll examine the question of whether evil in the world is an argument against God, and whether He's "fine" with all the drunkenness at the world's largest beer party, Oktoberf...

In this episode we evaluate Comer's claim that God's "burning desire is to know and be known by you. And like in any intimate relationship, there is a kind of knowledge that goes beyond words." What follows is romantic mysticism through contemplative prayer. We encourage listeners to reject mysti...

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While Luke wasn’t an apostle, he determined to provide an orderly account of Jesus’ life based on true, historical facts, not poetical speculation. His Gospel includes unique details, like Zechariah’s experience as priest and father to John the Baptist—the one who would prepare the way for the lo...

Daniel 8 describes another difficult and disturbing vision that the prophet experienced. To help us understand these apocalyptic pictures, Alistair Begg reminds us that their purpose is to comfort believers’ hearts during times of trouble. God wants His people to know that the hardships and perse...

A panel discussion with Burk Parsons and Derek Thomas. This panel discusses what good preaching and faithful pastoral ministry looks like today. It also considers how pastors can serve and care for God’s people well.

This message is from Right Now Counts Forever, Ligonier’s 2021 National Confere...

The idea that a loving God could send people to hell for eternity is a difficult truth to grasp. This chapter examines the questions brought up by popular false teachers like Rob Bell and Richard Rohr, who attempt redefine the person of Jesus Christ and the atonement in order to avoid His exclusi...

In the beginning, God created the family for His glory, establishing it as a picture of His love for His people and the place where children grow in the nurture and admonition of the Lord (Gen. 2:18–25; Eph. 5:22–6:4). How we live in the family is a testimony to our family members and to outsider...

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Why is the Doctrine of the Trinity a Hill Worth Dying On?
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Justin Peters evaluates the efforts of the Remnant Radio hosts in this thought-provoking episode of Didaché. He assesses whether their critiques of false teachers truly go far enough or inadvertently lend credibility to dangerous doctrines. Justin underscores the biblical responsibility to clearl...