Preterism is a word that is not in our common vocabulary. So where does it come from, and more importantly what does it mean? Please tune to find out why it is so controversial. - Originally recorded August 2nd, 2017 -  

Most people you ask this question will answer in the affirmative. "Of course I believe in Jesus!" But, is a mere verbal confession enough to save you? What if that confession is not backed up with a sanctified life?

When does the Great White Throne Judgment occur? Who is God judging, righteous and wicked people together are these two groups separate? Can those facing this judgment make it into heaven? Tune in to find out.

Many in the Church believe there is a such a thing as a "heavenly language". It is used a way to "wage war" in the Spirit and also a way to build one's self up. Is this practice Biblical?

What does this word mean? The episode also discusses a time in history called the Millennium. When does that event occur and what are the different views on this end time event?

What do these two very long words mean? Well, they are in the context of certain gifts of the Holy Spirit. There are those that believe gifts such as tongues, miracles, healings, prophecy, knowledge ceased at the end of the first Century,

Many outside of the Church are deceived regarding what constitutes true salvation. Why? Because of their ignorance of what the Bible says regarding the matter. This episode discusses a few ideas that will lead to a false of assurance of salvation,

What is a temptation? Is it all bad? Does God tempt us in any way? How should we respond to these trying times in our lives? Is there any short or long time benefit?

The portraits, stain glass windows, and statues of a man who is supposed to be Jesus Christ. Are these things Biblical or are they idolatrous? Some have even said they have seen the face of Jesus in a tortilla! Really?

The Prophet in the OT and NT was the mouthpiece of God. They foretold of events that were yet future. Do we need a prophetic predictive word today, or did that ministerial office fade away when the scripture was completed at the end of the first century?