Vic Eliason presented the following news stories and more and Gordon Morris opened the phone lines for comments from listeners. A 13 year old slashes friend's throat after argument over a video game. A British politician compares disabled children to the runt in a litter of lambs. Vermont to become the 3rd state to legalize assisted suicide.
A winning athlete understands disciplinetaking the right steps to ensure victory. And just as it takes discipline to be a winning athlete, it takes just as much discipline to win in the race of life. Today, we bring a series exploring five Disciplines That Grow Godliness.
The Two Become One, Part 4 Todays intriguing content points out how redeemed Gentiles are no longer outsiders looking in on Gods community, but we are now united by grace with His chosen people.
Vic Eliason presented the following news stories and more and Gordon Morris opened the phone lines for comments from listeners. A 13 year old slashes friend's throat after argument over a video game. A British politician compares disabled children to the runt in a litter of lambs. Vermont to become the 3rd state to legalize assisted suicide.
Today on PTIB Jimmy DeYoung will talk with two Broadcast Partners, one in the United States and the other in Israel. Dr Rob Congdon will give an update on the activities of the European Union and Itamar Marcus will relate the truth about the Palestinian Media and what they are really saying to the Palestinian people.
Repentance Chris discusses an ongoing controversy among some ministers who argue that to teach repentance and faith (rather than faith alone) amounts to works-based salvation. Is this the case? Does a person need to repent in order to receive salvation? Or can they be saved by faith in Christ -- without repenting of sin? Jesus said "... except ye repent, ye shall all likewise perish" (Luke 13:3). But does this really apply to all? Are some able to skip over repentance and just believe? Or must a person be regenerated first before they can repent? Incredibly, the debates concerning these things are quite heated. Some preachers are even calling it heresy to preach repentance to lost souls, warning that this is leading to a great falling away in the church. But what does the Scripture say?
Is there enough evidence to merely impeach the President or is there enough for an actual conviction? Will Democrats attempt to stonewall and protect the President or will they "jump ship" in light of the evidence? You decide as Scott Wheeler brings great information for consideration on this edition of Crosstalk.
The Two Become One, Part 4: Todays intriguing content points out how redeemed Gentiles are no longer outsiders looking in on Gods community, but we are now united by grace with His chosen people.
Dr. Jimmy DeYoung joins Brannon for a Middle East Update. Topic: Russia expands its influence in the Middle East even as President Putin meets with Prime Minister Netanyahu. Topic: Syrian President Bashar Assad says he reserves the right to attack the Golan Heights as the civil war death toll rises to near 100 thousand. Topic: The worlds biggest anti-mine naval exercise taking place in thePersian Gulf after threats from Iran. Topic: Violence across Israel as thePalestinians mark 65th Anniversary Nakba day (Day of catastrophe)
WHAT IS THE GOSPEL? Chris responds to a recent series of comments about how to define the Gospel of Jesus Christ. While most believers know that the word "Gospel" means "good news," exactly how is it defined according to the Scriptures? Can a person say that if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord, and believe in your heart that God has raised Him from the dead, you shall be saved (Romans 10:9) -- and call that the Gospel? According to one listener, the answer is no. Part of the contention has come about due to an article written by a self-described "Hyper-Calvinist" who says that those who teach that a person must be "born again" are "false gospel preachers" and "antichrists."
In today’s program, Tom reflects on The Legacy of Dave Hunt, founder of The Berean Call, and his international ministry. Joining Tom is TBC board member and long-time friend, Rob Yardley. Here’s TBC executive director, Tom McMahon. (Part One)
The IRS was allegedly targeting conservative groups--any group with "Tea Party", "patriots" or "limited government" in their name, those who oppose the Obama administration, as well as those who were pro-Israel. Are these impeachable offenses? Are such incidents taking attention away from the Benghazi scandal? How about "Fast and Furious"? Get the answers to these questions and more as well as discovering what you can do to make a difference when you review this edition of Crosstalk.
