The Cross of Christ has always been a stumbling block for the Jews as well as gentiles. As we celebrate Easter we will look at this topic of the Cross.

Why is the Cross a stumbling block?

In this week's podcast, we will talk about the Resurrection of Jesus. Please join us weekly. Feel free to listen to our past podcast as well. Thank you for listening. Happy Easter!

Easter 2022l

In this week's podcast, we will look at the book of Lamentations. While this book shows the sadness of Jeremiah. It also shows us his hope in the mercies of God. Please join us each week.

Overview of Lamentations

In this week's podcast, we will answer questions the following from listeners from around the world. 

Questions from listeners:
1. Who was Lydia?
2. Is it okay to sell items at the church?
3. What is the mission of the church?
4. Is the devil omnipresent?  
5. What is the testament of Solomon?

Thank you for your questions and for listening to our podcast!

Q & A #36

In today's podcast, we will talk about the 1,000-year reign of Jesus on His throne in Jerusalem? Is this common teaching true or false? We will examine scripture closely to bring to our conclusion. Thank you for listening!

Premillennialism a 1,000 year rule?

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In this week's podcast, we will discuss ideas for learning the Bible reading. Every Christian needs to read their Bible daily. Reading the Bible is food for the soul. Please, join us this week for this topic. 
You can also catch up on podcasts you may have missed in the past too! For more information, please visit our website: www.biblicalquestion.com. Reading the Bible is food for the soul. Please, join us this week for this topic. You can also catch up on podcasts you may have missed in the past too! 
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Ideas for learning the Bible

Throughout Christianity, there have been many different creeds. Today we will talk about them as a listener who asked us this question. Thank you for listening! If you have a topic or Bible question, please let us know!

Christian Creed

Today's podcast, we continue our podcast series of Historical Christian Evidence to prove the reliability of the New Testament. If we can show: that the New Testament is reliable in reporting the events taken place in the first century, whether we believe the Bible to be the Word of God or not, whether we believe Jesus is the Son of God or not, one thing is for sure, if the New Testament is reliable to report history. When it says Jesus made claims, He did. When it says Jesus did certain deeds, He did. 
Today's podcast is to give two more reasons for believing that the New Testament is historically reliable.

Apostles realablity of theNew Testament 4:12

In today's podcast, we will discuss the integrity of the New Testament. That what you are reading in your New Testament is just what was written originally by inspired men. A legitimate area of inquiry since it has been centuries since the writings of the New Testament documents. 
1. Is it possible that there have been corruptions that found their way into the text of Scripture? 
2. The Bible has been copied many times over is it possible the person making the copy made a mistake?
The answer is yes! There have been errors of transmission made by copyists. Uninspired statements have even found their way into the text of Scripture. Now, this is dealt with by the science of textual criticism. These men, scholars, detect the error and then seek to restore the original text. In this podcast, we will compare the manuscript value of the New Testament documents with the manuscript value of some of the classics from history.

Manuscript reliabilty of the New Testament 5:12

This week's podcast will continue the Historical Christian Evidence series. Our past podcasts have prepared us: to present the evidence for the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Now nothing is to be assumed. All of our evidence comes from the New Testament. 
The facts as we have them from John are four in number: 
(1) the stone had been rolled back, the tomb was standing open, 
(2) the tomb itself was empty of the body of Jesus, 
(3) the grave cloths in which Jesus (was buried) were lying in the tomb, and 
(4) it was Sunday, the first day of the week –(a fact not at all to be slighted. We will consider the evidence in this order, combining the first two facts into a single unit of study to avoid repeating the same line of argumentation.

Resurrection Of Jesus (1) The Empty Tomb 7:12

This week's podcast will continue with the eighth in our series. Historical Christian evedince. This podcast looks at; the change in the apostles on the Day of Pentecost. With a change of such extreme proportions, natural processes are inadequate to answer the cause for that change!
Then due to the nature of the evidence, we understand it is reasonable to conclude; that this change was produced by the Holy Spirit Himself. In turn, it will reflect the resurrection of Jesus from the dead.
In conclusion, the claim of the New Testament is on the day of Pentecost, a change in the apostles resulted from the direct intervention of the Holy Spirit.

Resurrection Of Jesus (2) Change At Pentecost 8:12

We will continue our series, Historical Christian Evidence. This is the ninth in the series. In this podcast, we want to study the apostles' testimony as proof of the resurrection of Jesus. The apostles, obviously as witnesses to these, had seen the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy. 

Now on the day of Pentecost, these men began to testify that Jesus Christ was indeed the Christ of prophecy. They preached to the Jews that Jesus was the Messiah and proved it satisfactorily with their testimony. And3,000peopleattheend of their preaching stepped forward for baptism for salvation and entrance into the church and the kingdom of God. So the church and Christianity began. It began on the ground of the apostles' testimony. 

In this podcast, we want to see the apostolic testimony as one of the great proofs of the resurrection of Jesus. These men took their testimony from Pentecost, went throughout the world, and carried the resurrection message. And it was believed by Jews and Gentiles alike. So what's the force for the resurrection from the apostles' testimony?

The Resurrection Of Jesus The Apostles' Testimony 9:12

Our final argument for the resurrection of Christ lies in an appeal to the facts surrounding the conversion of Saul of Tarsus. The force of this argument lies in his manner of life in time past before he became a Christian when he was a persecutor of Christianity. 
His persecution of the church, his sincere conviction of personal beliefs, and believing what he was doing was suitable. These combined produced a personality that any combination of human efforts could not reach. Yet, he converted to Christianity. 
Now the abruptness of this change from a self-appointed exterminator of the Christian religion. To an exponent of the gospel and gospel, the preacher reveals a contrast of such extreme proportions that natural processes are inadequate to explain the change in the conversion that happened in his life.

The Resurrection OfJesus - The Conversion Of Saul 10:12

For some years, there has been certain liberalism seeking to discredit the historical reliability of our New Testament. This liberalism affirms that the portrait of Jesus we find in our gospels of a virgin-born, miracle-working, bodily resurrected Son of God is a myth that the church invented. So what the liberal says is that he wants to demythologize the Bible; that is, he wants to get rid of all the supernaturalism and get back to the accurate portrait of Jesus.
Christianity is a historical religion. It is not to be viewed as merely ethical or moral, consisting of rules and regulations. Jesus came to provide redemption from sin and death through His life, death, and resurrection. That redemption is only as accurate as those events. It is necessary, then, to view the New Testament as a record of the genuine historicity of those events if Christianity is to become a dynamic sufficient to change lives and to create a sincere hope for future eternal life.

Historic Jesus Vs. Liberalism 12:12

A question from a "USA" listener about believing only in the name of Jesus?

Questions From Listeners #39

As the world plans to celebrate Halloween, we will examine the Bible and what God says about celebrating a pagan holiday.

Christ And Halloween

A listener wants to know, are we under the Sabbath as a Christian? We will answer this question in this week's podcast.

Q & A #40- Are We Still Under The Sabbath?

In this week's podcast, we will talk about how two shepherds protected their families, additionally, how the great Shepherd battled for us on the cross. In return, we, as Christians, are also in a battle. Join each week as we study God's Word!

Ready To Defend And Protect My Family And Gospel

In this podcast, we will talk about having rest for our souls. We need to remove the burden of sin and take upon us the yoke of Jesus.

Rest In Our Souls

This week we will answer a question from a listener, how long did it take to cross the Red Sea? Please join us as we discover the timeframe of the event.

Q & A 41 How Long Did It Take To Cross The Red Sea?

Have you ever rubbed elbows with someone who thought they were more spiritual than you? Who had better prayers than you? We will talk about this in today's podcast. Please join us!

A Modern Day Pharisee

Many people wonder why it can't every day be like Christmas. We will look at this thought through the eyes and words of God in today's podcast. Please join us!

Why Can't Everyday Be Like Christmas?

With so much talk about Joseph, Mary, and the baby Jesus. We want to look at the family who acted holy. The events leading up to the birth of Jesus and following. How Joseph and Mary acted as godly parents needed to.

A Famiy Who Acted Holy

In this podcast, we will answer questions from listeners just like you! 
1. Job talks about dragons; is this literal? 
2. I heard the Bible says, We do not know the seasons. 
3. Explain Job 38:7
4. Is there a heaven for dogs?

Questions From Listeners #42

This week's question comes from the Philippines. How can I have faith over fear? Please join us as we examine the Bible to answer this common question.

Q & A #43 Faith Over Fear

First, in the series on Biblical Interpretation, Jesus calls all Christians to be united. This would include how to interpret the Bible correctly.

Introduction To Biblical Interpretation 1 of 12

In this podcast, we want to discuss the proper attitude of being an excellent Bible interpreter. Our attitude toward the Bible and God's Word is crucial. God demands we understand it and have a good attitude toward God. Psalm 119 will be the thrust of this podcast/

Attitude For The Proper Attitude For Good Biblical Interpretation 2 Of 12

This week's podcast will look at the fundamental beliefs that underlie good Biblical interpretation. Please join us as we continue our series on "Biblical Interpretation."

Basic beliefs Of Biblical Interpretation 3 Of 12

We will introduce the need for a good method and the application of Biblical interpretation—two primary terms in this podcast: exegesis and hermeneutics.

Succussive Readings With An Angle

We will continue our discussion from last week. Stressing more on the word exegesis. This will help us decide what the text meant to the original writers and the people to whom the letters were written.

Successive Readings -(part 2)

The example of the Jewish marriage Jesus uses is the picture of the church, the Bride of Christ.

Jewish Marriage And The Bride Of Christ

The Power of Prophecy

The weeping prophet Jeremiah wept as he watched the Temple being destroyed. Even in his great sadness he found joy in God’s plan.

In sadness there is hope

In this week's podcast, we do a brief history of the English Bible. This topic was brought to us by a listener. If you would like to have your questions answered, please submit them through our webpage.

History of the English Bible

Every Nation needs good leadership. We will look at the Nation of Israel. and how they acted when there was no godly leadership in their Nation. “A Nation without a king” will be the topic for today’s podcast. Thank you for listening to us, Happy New Year!

A Nation without a king

Since 1989 served as a missionary, pulpit minister, preacher, and church leader in five different nations with the hearing, deaf, and hard of hearing people.

We started the weekly podcast after many asked us to have one. So those who could hear could still enjoy our ministry around the world.

Podcasts will include sermons, Bible studies, and questions from listeners. Our goal is to post weekly each Saturday (CST). You may email your questions and prayer requests through our webpage.

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