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Here we look at the physical pain of the cross and also the extreme pain of Jesus bearing the wrath of God on the cross. We also look at what a Doctor has to say about the pain of the cross. Then, we talk about the amazing benefits of the cross of Jesus to the humble sinner.

Here we look at a short clip of John MacArthur speaking about the strange Easter services and Stronger Men's Conference with Alex Magala (the Sword Swallower). We then discuss John MacArthur's book entitled "Ashamed of the Gospel" published in 1993. We learn that things have not changed that much. We then discuss the dangers of pragmatism and not obeying God's word in ministry.

In Titus 3:1-7, the Apostle Paul instructs Christians to lead godly lives, engaging in good works not to earn salvation but as a reflection of the grace they have received, and to maintain a harmonious and humble demeanor towards everyone. Despite our sinful nature, the grace of God, as shown through Jesus Christ and the regeneration by the Holy Spirit, transforms believers, justifying them and promising eternal life, which shifts the focus from our imperfect deeds to the perfect work of Christ on the cross.

Here we look at an Evangelical Lutheran Church in the US and examine the songs they have chosen to use for worship. We also talk about how the North American Church needs to be reminded that the Lord is Holy and needs to be worshipped as such.

Here we discuss the biggest scandal of T. D. Jakes. It is not what you think. Here we talk about the heretical doctrine of Modalism as explained by MacArthur. We also then explain how the Trinity is clearly taught in the Bible.

Here we look at TikTokker, Reels Creator, Youtuber and social media influencer Kirk Moore. Kirk Moore is the pastor at Peace Memorial Church in the United Church of Christ. We examine his greatest passion in life, creating tiktoks that speak against Biblical Christianity.

Here we look at two clips from the Young Turks a liberal and woke internet media outlet. We respond to their misunderstanding of Christianity and their hatred of the God who made them.

The passage from 2 Peter 3:14-16 emphasizes the importance of making the most of our time on earth, much like the lesson from "Dead Poets Society" about seizing the day. Peter urges Christians to live in a way that glorifies the Lord, especially in light of the imminent return of Jesus Christ. He addresses the skepticism of some who doubt Christ's return and highlights the significance of key events like creation, the flood, and the final judgment. Peter stresses the need for perseverance, patience, and understanding of Paul's writings, which are considered Scripture. He warns against misinterpreting Paul's teachings and underscores their importance alongside the Old Testament scriptures. The passage encourages Christians to embrace Jesus's salvation, seek peace with God, and diligently share their faith with others. It calls for a commitment to reading, understanding, and cherishing the Word of God, as well as actively living out the principles of faith.

Here we discuss some of the comments made by Tucker Carlson on the Joe Rogan Experience #2138! We look at the comments made by Tucker about lying and demons.

Here we look at a few videos concerning the controversy at the Stronger Men's Conference. More importantly, we deal with the misinformation by Alex Magala about what is a Christian!

Psalm 90, written by Moses, contrasts the eternal nature of God with the fleeting existence of humans, emphasizing God's role as a timeless refuge and the brevity of human life. It highlights God's holiness and righteousness, showing His wrath against sin and the need for human repentance. The psalm concludes by seeking God's mercy and satisfaction in His steadfast love, urging us to value our days and rely on His eternal guidance.

Here we look at how unreliable information can be on the internet specifically the website Wikipedia. But then we look at God's word which is reliable and has stood the test of time. We also discuss God's message in His word to sinful humanity.

Here we look at Bill Maher's comments on Abortion. He claims that it is murder and he is OK with it. We then look at his views in light of the scriptures that teach that all humans are made in the image of God and that life starts at conception.

The message from 2 Peter 3:11-13 emphasizes the prevalence of negative news and doomsday predictions about the world, particularly regarding climate change. However, it contrasts this outlook by highlighting the hope and promise found in Jesus Christ's second coming and the creation of new heavens and a new earth, where righteousness will dwell. The passage urges believers to live lives of holiness and godliness, eagerly anticipating the day of the Lord's return, and prioritizing obedience to Christ amidst the challenges of a sinful world.

Here we look at Mark Driscoll's response to the ridiculous dance and sword-swallowing performance done at the Stronger Men's Conference hosted by James River Church and Pastor John Lindell. We then talk about how they should have focused on 1 Corinthians 16:13!

Here we look at some comments made by the most outspoken atheist in the world right now about Christianity. He says that he is a cultural Christian!

Here we look at the comments made by a preacher of First United Church of Oak Park. She claims that God is not sovereign but these events in her life are accidents.

Here we look at two clips of individuals who were so bold to make false predictions concerning the solar eclipse. We look at the words of Jesus and compare them to predictions made by these individuals.

The message reflects on the subjective nature of time and contrasts it with God's eternal existence as depicted in 2 Peter 3:8-10, emphasizing the need for Christians to grasp divine truths amidst skepticism and false teachings. It highlights three key points: the sovereignty of God, His grace towards repentance, and the certainty of His judgment, urging believers to live in alignment with these principles. The passage concludes with practical applications, urging gratitude for God's grace, a realization of human mortality, and readiness for the eventual return of Jesus Christ.

Here we look at a discussion between Joe Rogan and James Lindsay on the topic of religion. They both agree that they were wrong about atheism being a smart way to live your life. They also both see the need for religion. We then talk about Matthew 7:13-14; the narrow path and the wide path.

Here we talk about the Balloon story of a teacher who uses balloons to teach humility and service to others. We then talk about Jesus Christ and His service to the world by means of his death on the cross!

Here we look at a few clicks from a very woke church in London Ontario Canada. This preacher claims that the doctrine of total depravity as taught by John Calvin gave him post-traumatic stress disorder.

The sermon emphasizes the dangers of pride and the importance of humility, drawing from biblical examples such as the Trojan warriors and Proverbs. It warns against the rejection of God's word and the consequences of scoffing at His promises, highlighting the certainty of judgment as taught in Scripture. Ultimately, it encourages listeners to receive the Word of God, rejoice in His sovereignty, and embrace the salvation offered through Jesus Christ for forgiveness and reconciliation with God.

Here we look at the book of 2 Peter and what Peter the Apostles says about false teachers. We also relate what Peter says to modern-day examples. We then are reminded of the need to stay in the Word of God!

King Omri of Israel rises to power after the short reign and death of King Zimri, amidst a period of political unrest and division in the Northern Kingdom. Omri, recognized for his military leadership, defeats his rival Tibni, consolidates his rule, and establishes Samaria as the new capital, showcasing strategic prowess; however, his reign is marred by his idolatrous practices and evil deeds, surpassing those of his predecessors in wickedness. The narrative contrasts Omri's leadership with that of King David and ultimately Jesus Christ, highlighting the importance of living in accordance with God's will and striving for a legacy that honors Him, devoid of idolatry and sin.