Bethel responded to the Shawn Bolz scandal in an official statement. Jesse Westwood breaks it down.

Link to Bethel's statement:
https://www.bethel.com/h/bethel-statement-on-shawn-bolz-to-alumni?fbclid=IwY2xjawIOUTlleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHWVVHWJiQzfzcprASR3Pdjz5gooFbSl94LpLLwRixb9FQbrpFtZwBHqo8Q_aem_-1...

Are modern-day prophets really hearing from God, or are they just using psychic tricks dressed up in Christian language? In this video, we’ll expose the shocking truth about how many so-called “prophets” use the same techniques as psychics, fortune tellers, and mentalists—like cold reading, warm ...

In This Episode of Firm Foundation, Richard covers the dangers of a Catholic Mystic practice called Lectio Divina. Richard discusses organizations and authors that promote Lectio Divina. Contemplative, spirituality, Perrennialism, and other authors like Richard Rohr also promote and practice Lect...

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...

This new series will be a theological review of John Mark Comer's book Practicing the Way. Comer claims that we can be an apprentice of Jesus and that there is "...no problem that apprenticeship to Jesus cannot solve." We show that the apprenticeship model fails because Jesus is unique. We also d...

Easter is more than eggs and brunch—it’s a sacred opportunity to refocus our hearts and homes on Christ’s victory over sin and death. In this special episode, we dive into how families can redeem Easter by prioritizing Scripture, cultivating forgiveness, and creating meaningful traditions that po...

Controversy erupted in eighteenth-century Scotland over the Auchterarder Creed and a work titled The Marrow of Modern Divinity. In this lesson, Dr. Ferguson recounts the history of this debate and its relevance for the Christian life.

Please join Room For Nuance in a conversation with Dr. Patrick Schreiner, Associate Professor of New Testament and Biblical Theology at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and the author of The Transfiguration of Christ: An Exegetical and Theological Reading.

In this episode of No Compromise Radio, Mike and Steve discuss the theological concept of election, specifically unconditional election, from a biblical perspective. They address common misconceptions about election, such as the idea that it is unfair or contradicts the notion of free will. The s...

In this episode we discuss the sons of God and the host of heaven from Deut 32:8,9 and Acts 7:42. All unbelievers are under the host of heaven, which includes Satan and his demons, while all believers are under Christ. Having been delivered from the host of heaven we need to stand in the gospel,...

On September 1, 2023, Sarah Young passed away. The legacy that she left behind was her controversial best-seller Jesus Calling and the empire resulting from that book. In this video, Daniel takes a look at why this book is so dangerous.

Original Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtV9gWXdFR...

Pastors face constant pressure to swerve from the clear truths of the Gospel and to pursue the approval of others. Alistair Begg encourages pastors to steer a different course for ministry by living and serving for the approval of God. Although discouragements may abound, pastors and their congre...

There is barely any distinction between the medium, channeler, or New Age guru and the "Christian" mystic. Mysticism is prevalent within the visible church, especially in the New Apostolic Reformation. In this enlightening episode, we delve into this concerning practice and reveal its links to va...

In this sermon Tom Pennington gives the historical background and context surrounding the book of Daniel.

In this episode, we continue our discussion on how to listen to a sermon, drawing insights from Second Timothy chapter four, verse one and following. Pastor Mike Abendroth emphasizes the importance of listening doctrinally, with a focus on understanding the divine facts and truths being presented...

John Fabarez and Tim Challies explore one of life’s most difficult subjects: loss. From the sudden death of a loved one to the emotional and spiritual pain of personal trials, they unpack how Christians can mourn, heal, and ultimately find joy after tragedy.

Our holy, righteous, and triune God is the source of our ethics, and He is directing all of history toward His sure end. That end will not only glorify Him but also result in a new heavens and new earth—a perfectly ethical universe. Christians will dwell in the new Jerusalem, where righteousness ...

There is something healthy about returning to one’s roots. When it comes to evangelical Christianity, its roots are found in the soil of the sixteenth-century Protestant Reformation. Just as the Reformers protested the corrupt teaching of the Roman Catholic Church, so today evangelicalism itself ...

Sam Storms and Wayne Grudem are respected scholars who promote modern glossolalia. Storm's book “The Language of Heaven” is considered to be one of the best apologetic defenses. In this video, however, I would like to demonstrate how Biblical Greek refutes modern glossolalia. Thereby, the researc...

If God is holy and man is sinful, what is there for man? This is the problem Martin Luther wrestled with for years and which drove him to despair. It caused him to cry out at one time, “Love God? Sometimes I hate Him.” Then one day as Luther was preparing to teach Romans 1 to his theological stud...

Jesse interviews his friend James about his experience at Bethel.

Keep in mind that this is a good faith dialogue. Jesse and James disagree on issues related to the gospel. The goal of this interview is not to debate, but to help viewers understand how someone's faith can change over time (pre-...

In this four-part series, we answer the question "How can you know Christianity is true?"

In part 1, we lay the foundation for this conversation (pun intended) by looking at competing epistemological foundations. We discuss how we as Christians, unlike the world, ground our knowledge in God’s re...