Who Created Evolution? with Carl Kerby (Part 2)

The Berean Call

Who Created Evolution? with Carl Kerby (Part 2)

April 8, 2016 • T.A. McMahon and Carl Kerby

As we ended last week’s program, we were talking about this man named Bill Nye. Now, people may know of him in the church if they’ve been following some of the creationist/evolutionist debates. And he recently debated Ken Ham of Answers in Genesis, but I know you have addressed Bill Nye – but, again, just to remind our audience, tell us a little bit about Bill and what’s his deal?

Are You Prepared for Eternity?

December 30, 2016 • Dave Hunt & T.A. McMahon

“It is astonishing how many millions of otherwise seemingly intelligent people are willing to risk their eternal destiny upon less evidence than they would require for buying a used car.” Is that the case?

Do We Get another Chance at Life?

December 23, 2016 • Dave Hunt & T.A. McMahon

We are continuing our series featuring Dave Hunt’s book Seeking and Finding God in this first segment of our program, and if the contents of the book sound interesting to you, later in the program Gary will tell you how you can obtain a copy. The thesis in the first part of Seeking and Finding God is “Life continues after death.” And the opposing views of that thesis are: 1) there is nothing beyond death; 2) what lies beyond death is an environment of unconditional acceptance and higher evolution of the species; and 3) death is simply one of the conditions in a continual series of births, deaths, and re-births.

Is There Life after Death?

December 16, 2016 • Dave Hunt & T.A. McMahon

Last week we covered one opposing view to your claim that life continues on after death because man’s nonphysical parts, his spirit and soul, are eternal elements that are not affected by death. And that opposing view is there is nothing to prepare for; when you’re dead, you’re dead; that’s the end of it all. Today we’re going to look at another opposing view, that death is followed by unconditional acceptance and it constitutes the next step in our progression, the progression of our existence. It’s really - according to some, it’s a spiritual advancement.