** Rebroadcast of previously aired program 05/01/2021 **
GUEST: Ken Ham, author, Founder and President, Answers in Genesis
Last week in part 1 of an interview with Ken Ham, founder and president of Answers in Genesis, we discussed a large segment of the American populous that has become aggressive in its opposition to God and His Word. This necessitates that Christ-followers stand firm on biblical truth and train our children to […]
** Rebroadcast of previously aired program 06/19/2021 **
GUESTS: Bruce and Mary Jane Wheaton (David’s parents)
Our country has long commemorated one Sunday in May and in June to honor mothers and fathers. Sadly and tragically, in our day and age of social and familial transformation, mothers are now called “birthing people” (actual term from the Biden administration’s 2022 budget) and fathers are demeaned as weak and unnecessary.
To which the Bible says, “let God […]
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Last week in part 1 of our series on the Bible, we heard some sound bites from a sermon by pastor Alistair Begg, addressing important questions about the Bible, such as:
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On The Christian Worldview radio program, we often use terms like “think Biblically” or “the Bible says” or “Scripture is the basis for truth” or “Jesus Christ and His Word are the same yesterday and today and forever”.
In other words, the Bible, God’s Word, Holy Scripture is the foundation and lens through which we can understand God, the world, and ourselves, discover how to be reconciled to God through […]
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GUEST: CAL BEISNER, author, Biblical Foundations for Economics
The government printing and spending trillions of dollars on social programs or paying able-bodied people to not work or taxing the income-producing to fund all manner of “entitlements”—food, health care, housing, education, child care, retirement—have become commonplace in American society.
Three weeks ago (Nov. 13, 2021) in part 1 of our program on economics, Cal Beisner, director of the Cornwall Alliance for […]
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GUEST: DR. JERRY NEWCOMBE, producer, The Pilgrims documentary
A small group of biblical Christians known as the the Pilgrims are widely considered to be “the founders of America”.
Numbering only about 400-500 souls, they had fled religious persecution in England to settle in Holland. But after ten years there, they decided on another move across the Atlantic Ocean to an unknown land that would become the United States.
About 50 Pilgrims were on […]
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GUEST: PATRICK MILLER, pastor and co-author, How to Prepare for the Metaverse
When Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook, one of the most valuable and powerful companies in the world, makes a recent announcement that they are changing their name to “Meta”, one is led to ask “Now, what is that all about?”
What it’s about is a coming technology that will change life as we know it—the metaverse.
What exactly is the metaverse? […]
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GUEST: CAL BEISNER, author, Biblical Foundations for Economics
Morality is the judgment between what is right and what is wrong and economics is how money, goods, and services are used and exchanged.
While morality and economics seem unrelated, they are actually linked. When moral judgments are made about any given issue, economic decisions follow to support those moral judgments.
For example, abortion is viewed by our government as morally good and so therefore […]
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GUEST: MIKE GENDRON, founder/evangelist, Proclaiming the Gospel
We know the darkness the world celebrates each year on October 31 but it’s disconcerting that the day passes with most Protestant churches, generally, and Evangelical churches, specifically, devoting little or no time commemorating and teaching about something far more momentous which took place on that date in 1517—Martin Luther nailing his “95 Theses” document on the door of All Saints’ Church in Wittenberg, Germany […]
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GUEST: MAT STAVER, Founder and Chairman, Liberty Counsel
It would be one thing if the impact of COVID-19 was limited to our personal health and health care.
But dealing with sickness from contracting the virus—as serious as that can be, even death in rare cases—has been overshadowed by the loss of individual liberties that has taken place during this “pandemic”.
At times over the past year and a half, churches, schools, and businesses have […]
