One of the central distortions of the Word of Faith movement is the deification of man, and demotion of Christ. Man becomes a "little god" and Christ becomes a mere man with the Holy Spirit, who emptied Himself of divinity, or divine nature.

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...

The authority of the Bible has always been attacked. Church history is full of examples – both good and bad – of how Christians have handled the challenges that have arisen within the church. But what can we learn today from the battles of yesterday?

New Calvinism, while it has some good aspects, has also caused a lot of problems for many people today. Jon and Justin are going to have a conversation about how historical Reformed theology differs from New Calvinism—a movement that has really taken shape and gained a lot of traction over the la...

John Fabarez and Dr. Erwin Lutzer explore the historical and modern realities of religious persecution. From Bloody Mary to today's cancel culture, discover why religious freedom is foundational to conscience, why Christians are the most persecuted group in the world, and whether persecution is l...

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.

Todd opens the mailbag from Quinten, who asks about John 2:15 and what it means by the love of the world. Someone else sends in a question to Todd, asking how we can know the difference between doing something right for God and doing something right for ourselves.

We live in a postmodern culture, which manifests itself on university campuses. Postmodernism is the pessimistic grandchild of rationalism.

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How do you know whether something is true? Do you test it by observation? Think through it logically? In this lesson, Dr. Sproul considers important questions from epistemology, the study of knowledge. As he sets forth four logical premises that are necessary for all reasonable discourse, he show...

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Is Christianity Christ + the American dream? American Gospel examines how the prosperity gospel (the Word of Faith movement) has distorted the gospel message, and how this theology is bei...

Michael Horton, Justin Holcomb, Walter Strickland, and Bob Hiller discuss the work and views of serial entrepreneur and richest man in the world, Elon Musk. The hosts try to unravel many of Mr. Musk’s claims and identify what kind of theology is implicit in his views on humanity, consciousness, a...

John Fabarez and Dr. Erwin Lutzer examine the deep-rooted issue of racism and the divisive effects of critical race theory (CRT). From the painful history of segregation to the rise of modern racial tensions, how do we truly address racism and find unity?

Most professing Christians agree that Christ’s Person and Work on the cross were sufficient to save sinners, but the growing trend today in our relativistic world is to leave the door open for other saviors from other faiths. Is Christ truly alone in His power to save mankind, or does God accept ...

How do you know you are a Christian? Did you know that calling out to God the Father when you are really hurting and no one else can help is a sign of your true faith? Paul teaches this very truth in Romans 8:14–17. When you cry out to the Father, you are realizing that He can help you and that H...

Today's single-bound Bible with 66 books is a product of modern convenience, made possible by the printing press in 1440. In the early centuries, scripture existed as separate scrolls and books, with occasional collections like 𝔓45 (Gospels) and 𝔓46 (Paul's letters). Early Christians, eager to sp...

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What do you think God's attitude is regarding worry? While we compartmentalize worry and exclude it from grave sins such as adultery and murder, worry is still sin against the Lord. Worry functionally questions the sovereignty of God, God's faithfulness, and the Lord's provision for His children....

Apologetics Canada premiered their new video series, Can I Trust the Bible?, at Columbia Bible College on Thursday, February 29, 2024. The premiere featured a time of Q&A with Wes and Andy.

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Phil Johnson begins his lecture series with a synopsis of Spurgeon's formative years. Though he was not converted until his later teens, Spurgeon grew up in a strong Christian household. He loved and looked up to his grandfather who was a preacher and, from an early age, he had a tender conscienc...

Jenny Weaver is known for her passionate worship gatherings, but are they rooted in Scripture—or something else entirely? In this episode, we examine the theatrical, emotionally driven elements of her worship and compare them to biblical models. What emerges is a troubling picture: practices shap...

We did not ask for cancer, but we now have a unique opportunity to help other people with cancer because we know exactly what it feels like. We know the emotions, talks with the family, innumerable doctor visits, ups, downs, prayers, tears, and more. Dear Christian with cancer: like it or not, yo...

In this episode, I’ll walk you through some of the memes I made to expose the theological dumpster fire that is the NAR and Hyper-Charismania — because sometimes the only sane response to insanity is satire.

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