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Last week on the program, our guest Dr. Gregg Frazer, professor of history and political studies at The Master’s College, said that Scripture does not command Christians to be patriotic but rather to hold their citizenship in heaven as preeminent. That doesn’t mean we can’t cherish certain aspects of our country that are honoring to God; it’s just that God always comes far above country.

This week, Dr. Frazer will join us to discuss how […]

America was once a nation that generally revered God and His Word. That has changed over the past 50 years. Two Supreme Court rulings in particular—the legalizing of the killing of unborn babies in the 1970s, and more recently, the redefining of marriage to include homosexual couples—have institutionalized a rejection of God in foundational areas of society with regard to life, family, and marriage.

For most of America’s history, Christians had a sense of […]

The Bible is called “the Word of God.” Think about that. We have written down in black ink on white paper the very Word of God. We can read His actual thoughts and plans, and learn about His character and nature.

In the Bible, God reveals how we can be forgiven of our offenses against Him and be made right with Him, how we can live in a way that glorifies Him, and […]

The ink has hardly dried on the Supreme Court decision legalizing same-sex “marriage” in America and we are already beginning to see the effects:

Democrat legislators are putting forth an initiative to remove “husband” and “wife” from federal law.
The liberal organization, Americans United for the Separation of Church and State, is launching efforts to force Christian universities to provide same-sex “married” campus housing.
The New […]

It is a reality that no one can avoid—death. Whether one exercises daily, eats healthy, gets plenty of rest, has access to the best health care, and is born with good genetics, the fact is that everyone eventually dies as a result of the fatal effect of sin on our world.

Death is one of man’s greatest fears, partly because the dying process can be drawn out and painful and partly because many people are […]