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Confronting an Atheist Evangelist + A Baptist Tries to Earn Heaven
It’s Witness Wednesday! At Georgia State University, Todd talks with the president of the communist club, a student comparing religions, and a Baptist hoping to earn heaven. Segment 1 • Todd steps into a debate about free will. • Jay says there’s no evidence for God. • Todd presents God’s law, then leaves Jay to consider judgment. Segment 2 • A student cites Ecclesiastes to argue that death is the end. • He thinks being better than others gets you into heaven. • He respects the Gospel, but does that mean he accepts it? Segment 3
Managing Issues in the Local Church (LIVE Q&A)
Every week, Pastor Keith Foskey and his wife Jennifer tackle questions from around the world on theology, ministry, culture, and the Bible, while interacting live with viewers in the chat. From serious doctrine to fun conversation, Your Calvinist Live is a place for thoughtful discussion, biblical insight, and a few laughs along the way.
Politicians and Weird Theology - Part 1
In Part 1 of 2, Kyle Skaggs and Tom Davis discuss the heterodox theology that James Talarico, Democrat running for the Senate in Texas, has been freely sharing on his campaign trail.
5.53 Michael Clary • Reading • “Bringing Religion into Politics: Five Things Pastors Owe to the Public Square”
Oftentimes pastors are praised for keeping politics out of their sermons. What if we told you that’s actually a failure to shepherd God’s flock?
Rebecca Sheehan | on her testimony of coming to Christ from a Jewish background
Today on His People, Sean Kollar interviews Rebecca Sheehan on her testimony from being raised Jewish and seeking her identity through Judaism, to ultimately finding her identity in the Jewish Messiah, Jesus.
The Church Formerly Known as Protestant - Part 2TBD
In this episode of Abounding Grace Radio (AGR), Rev. Chris Gordon is joined by Rev. Dan Borvan and Rev. Adam Kaloostian to diagnose the fatigue settling over Protestantism. They trace how the faithful but “boring” work of the local church has been overshadowed by bigger projects: from the Social Gospel to today’s push to “reclaim America,” with activism from both the left and the right pulling believers away from Word and Sacrament.
How an ID Framework Guides the Search for Habitable Worlds
How rare is Planet Earth in the vastness of the cosmos? Will we find other planets in space that could possibly harbor life? A new space telescope has just been launched that may help us with answers
What Does It Mean to Be Made in God's Image?
What does it mean for people to be made in God’s image? Pastor Adriel addresses the impacts of sin on the image of God and the beautiful hope of restoration in Christ through the cross. The Sola Newspaper is a quarterly print publication rooted in the fullness of the historic Christian faith. by Zach Keele FOLLOW US | | | | WHO WE ARE Sola Media serves today’s global church by producing resources for reformation grounded in the historic Christian faith.
Alex Newman Rally - "Exposing the Globalist Agenda"
What is globalism? According to Alex: "In short, it's the idea that we should get rid of nations and all merge into a one-world system." On that note, this broadcast looks at people like John Foster Dulles, Alger Hiss, George W. Bush, Dick Cheney, Richard Haass, and more, as well as organizations like the Bohemian Grove, Skull and Bones, the Illuminati, and the Council on Foreign Relations. These are just some of the people and organizations that have been tied to the idea that global problems require global solutions.
Reading Restless Update - Catholic?
For this Reading Restless update we discuss what has been read so far this year and check in with Matt to see if he is Catholic. Join our Patreon for exclusive content and access to our Telegram chat! / therestlesspodcast Follow us on X: https://x.com/RestlesPod #restlesspodcast #reformedtheology #christiantiktok #restless #protestant #ReadingRestless #Reading #Books
Sinclair Ferguson: Why Are Preachers So Angry?
Should preaching leave Christians encouraged by Christ, or exhausted from being beaten down? Jon Moffitt examines a powerful clip from Sinclair Ferguson on what faithful preaching should actually sound like. Ferguson’s wisdom challenges preaching that constantly scolds, condemns, or leaves congregations feeling spiritually defeated. For church members, this offers a helpful standard for recognizing Christ-centered preaching. For pastors, it raises an important question about whether the pulpit is feeding Christ’s sheep or simply whipping them.
742: The Problem with Public Executions & Why We Fear Silence with John Mark Comer
Following last week’s episode about the death penalty and a Southern Baptist leader calling for public executions, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced that the execution by firing squad of the man who killed 13 soldiers at Fort Hood in 2009 would be livestreamed. Skye is back with his take on what the Bible says about the death penalty, and why the brutality of public execution would make America more like ISIS than Jesus. Televangelist Jim Bakker died this week.
Sin: Baptist Catechism #17 | Ep# 708
Walking through the Baptist Catechism brings us to Question 17 about sin. In this episode, Mike will explain how Reformed Baptists think about sin. We will explore the different categories of sins: Sins of Omission and Sins of Commission. All sins are based on what God has revealed.
Laziness and the Gladness of God
At some point today, you will encounter a task you need to do but would really rather not do. You will stare with dread at your Anatomy and Physiology textbook. Or you will hear your three-year-old spill a jar of jellybeans across the kitchen floor. Or you will remember you have a technical report due today. Or you will see crusty dishes on the counter. And in that moment, the voice of laziness may be loud in your mind. “Grab your phone” or “Grab a snack,” it will insist. Or perhaps more subtly: “Take care of other work first.”
The Ancient Evil Destroying the West | Seth Gruber | Ep. 182
Roe v. Wade was overturned. But did America actually become more pro-life? In this episode of the City of God, Dr. Rob Pacienza sits down with Seth Gruber, founder of The White Rose Resistance, to discuss his work exposing the history, theology, and worldview behind abortion — and why the fall of Roe was only the beginning of the next phase of the pro-life battle. Drawing from themes explored in his book and broader work, Seth traces abortion beyond modern politics to the ancient practice of child sacrifice.
Is Pornography Biblical Grounds for Divorce? — Grounded Ep. 145
Is porn use a definite breaking point for our marriages? Pastor Steve helps us to analyze this sadly prevalent issue for Christians.
In the Library: Paul Miller
Cultural commentary from a Biblical perspective
Alister McGrath on Why Christianity Is Worth Rethinking
What if the most important questions people are asking about Christianity are no longer about whether it's true, but whether it can make sense of their lives?
Wednesday, October 14, 2026
Cultural commentary from a Biblical perspective
Media Bias and the Jacob Blake Narrative
Ed Vitagliano sits in for Tim Wildmon with Fred Jackson and Tony Vitagliano to discuss an unusual job interview in which a candidate and the company representative relied on separate AI agents. The hosts consider what the exchange suggests about artificial intelligence and accountability. The program then examines media coverage that incorrectly described Jacob Blake as dead after he was shot by a police officer in Kenosha, Wisconsin. The hosts argue that political advocacy and one-sided reporting have replaced traditional journalistic balance,
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