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EP 72 Do they go to Heaven?
Welcome to the podcast. Today, we’re exploring a deeply personal and often emotional question: Do they go to heaven? Our focus is on infants and people whose cognitive disabilities may limit their ability to understand or express faith in the ways many religious traditions commonly describe. We’ll consider how different Christian perspectives approach ideas such as innocence, accountability, grace, and the character of God.
"The Advantages of the Jew" Season Five/Episode Eleven (Romans 3:1-8) + Bonus Material
Episode Synopsis: In the opening eight verses of Romans chapter 3, Paul continues to address the matter of Jewish hypocrisy by asking a series of rhetorical questions that have obvious answers. The Jews were given many blessings by God as beneficiaries of the national covenant he made with Israel at Mount Sinai—especially the covenant sign and seal of circumcision. Yet the Jews mistakenly assumed that the mere possession of these blessings protected them from the wrath of God that was coming upon the Gentiles. The Jews condemned the Gentiles
The Cornell Seven and the High Cost of Fake Fraternity
From the Moore to the Point newsletter: We ought to look around at places without keg parties or ketamine hits and ask where our own sense of solidarity is real and where it’s just another prelude to a coverup.
The Preacher and the Teacher with Sinclair Ferguson
From our audio archives: Sinclair Ferguson is associate minister at Saint Peter’s Church in Dundee, Scotland. He’s a long-time professor of theology, a former member of the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals council, and author of numerous works, including Some Pastors and Teachers, which is the subject of today’s conversation. You have probably heard the question or asked it yourself: What’s the difference between preaching and teaching? Dr.
Buckley Institute Poll Finds College Students Favor Socialism and Blame America for 9/11
Tim Wildmon and company examine a Buckley Institute survey of more than 800 college students. The poll reportedly found that students favored socialism over capitalism and that 22 percent said America deserved the September 11 attacks. The hosts discuss the influence of social media, historical ignorance, and the need for voters to understand candidates and biblical principles.
Abdul El-Sayed Faces Questions Over Israel Comments in Michigan Senate Race
Tim Wildmon, Ed Vitagliano, and Chris Woodward discuss New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani's opposition to Columbus Day and debate whether historical injustice should be viewed through race or the biblical doctrine of the fall of man. The hosts emphasize that sin and oppression have affected people throughout history and across every culture.
The Morning Five: Monday, October 12 -- Midterms Forecasts Shift Toward Democrats, Elected Officials Face Harassment and Threats
For the Good of the Public brings you news and weekly conversations at the intersection of faith and civic life. Monday through Thursday, The Morning Five starts your day off with scripture and prayer, as we also catch up on the news together. Throughout the year, we air limited series on Fridays to dive deeper into conversations with civic leaders, thinkers, and public servants reimagining public life for the good of the public.
Is “Literal” Bible Reading Really Literal? Exposing Christian Zionism with David Crump (Part 2)
What if the “literal” reading of the Bible used to defend Christian Zionism and Dispensationalism isn’t actually as literal as it claims? In Part 2 of our 6-part conversation, David Crump, author of The Power of Myth: Israeli Propaganda and Christian Zionism, exposes the weaknesses and inconsistencies behind this approach to Scripture. We examine how the Bible’s promises to Israel are interpreted—and why the New Testament forces us to rethink what “literal” really means. FOLLOW THE DETERMINETRUTH YOUTUBE CHANNEL
Why Did God Go Ahead with Creation If He Knew About All the Suffering That Was Going to Happen?
Questions about why God went ahead with creation if he knew about all the suffering that was going to happen, why Christians say God is responsible for all the good that happens but not the bad, and whether there’s a more satisfying answer to the problem of evil. How should I respond to a Buddhist who asks why God went ahead with creation if he knew about all the suffering that was going to happen? Why do Christians say everything good that happens is from God but he’s not responsible for the bad things?
Energy Ceasefire, Storms Slam, Major Upsets in College Football, & More
The Pour Over is a Christ-first, politically neutral news podcast. Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, we cover the day's biggest stories in ~10 minutes, and pair the biggest headlines with brief biblical reminders. Looking to support us? You can choose to pay here. On today's episode: U.S. Makes Diesel Deal With Russia Three Storms and Two Earthquakes Hit Top Teams Rise in MLB, Fall in NCAAF Ten Killed in Erie, Pennsylvania, Shooting Pentagon to Stream Fort Hood Shooter’s Execution Houthis Attack Saudi Airports
Spurgeon and Church Unity (1/3)
How ought the godly to respond when the church body, denomination, or union of which they are members becomes overrun by false teaching? Should unity be preserved at all costs, or is there a time to separate? If separation occurs, what are the implications for the unity of the true church? These questions concerning the unity and purity of the church are not straightforward to answer.
Episode 293: LGBTQ Movement’s Evangelical History and Flawed Theology: A Critical Critique of William Stell’s Born Again Queer
This is Episode 293 of Christian Research Journal Reads. This is an audio version of the CHRISTIAN RESEARCH JOURNAL article, “LGBTQ Movement’s Evangelical History and Flawed Theology: A Critical Critique of William Stell’s Born Again Queer” by Anne Kennedy. This article was published exclusively online in the Christian Research Journal, Volume 49, number 03 (2026). It was also accompanied by Postmodern Realities
Doug Van Dorn- No Empty Word: The Five Solas
Five hundred years ago a monk nailed a protest to a church door because salvation was being sold to build a basilica. The answer was five words: Scripture alone, grace alone, faith alone, Christ alone, glory to God alone. They were not slogans. They were a matter of life and death. Rome needed a coin in the coffer. We are worse. We have decided people are basically good and grace is optional. Doug Van Dorn opens his book The Five Solas of the Reformation and walks through the chapters: the word as your very life, grace as absolutely free gift,
How to See Jesus in All of Scripture (Nancy Guthrie)
In this episode, Nancy Guthrie talks about how important it is to see Christ throughout the entire Bible.
AM & PM Worship Services with Dewey Dovel
Should churches hold both morning and evening worship? Dr. Dewey Dovel makes the case that churches should follow the Scriptural pattern of publicly worshipping God on His appointed day, with both AM and PM services. For more information, visit CBTSeminary.org
School District Concealed Secret “Identity” of Daughter From Parents
The deliberate concealment of gender confusion and harmful social “transition” of minors ignores morality, biological reality, and parental rights. Constitutional expert, lawyer, author, pastor, and founder of Liberty Counsel Mat Staver discusses the important topics of the day with co-hosts and guests that impact life, liberty, and family. To stay informed and get involved, visit LC.org.
Is the LGBT Fad Fading?
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The Doctrine of Common Grace. Genesis 4:16-22. [Sermon]
The City of Cain | Common Grace, Technology, Music, and the Gifts of God (Genesis 4:16–22)What can we learn from Cain, the first murderer in the Bible, who went on to build a city and father a family? In this sermon from Genesis 4:16–22, Rev. Dr.
2 Corinthians 3:1–18
Cultural commentary from a Biblical perspective Third Avenue Baptist Church Louisville, KY 2 Corinthians 3:1–18 October 11, 2026
Death Will Not Have the Last Word
In this sermon from Genesis 23, Pastor Chris Gordon walks through an entire chapter of Scripture devoted to Abraham facing the death of his wife, Sarah. After honoring Sarah as a woman of faith and reflecting on the gift of marriage and companionship, he shows that Abraham’s weeping was a right and fitting response to death, the enemy that entered the world through sin.
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