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Weekly Broadcast

Why the Apocrypha Is Not Part of the Canon

April 24, 2024 • Greg Koukl

Commentary: Why the apocrypha is not part of the canon (00:00) How should I approach a pastor I love about taking verses out of context? (26:00) What do you think about cessationism? (49:00)

When Should You Interpret a Passage of Scripture Symbolically?

April 19, 2024 • Greg Koukl

When should I interpret a passage of Scripture symbolically? (01:00) What are your thoughts on the discipline of the Lord (Hebrews 12:4–11) vs. suffering we should push back on? (18:00) How can people get over their irrational fear of talking to others about their faith? (31:00) Is there any indication in the Bible that Jesus was separated from the other two persons of the Trinity as a result of the sin of humanity being placed on him? (46:00)

Do We Have a Right to End Our Own Lives?

April 17, 2024 • Greg Koukl

Commentary: Do we have a right to end our own lives? (00:00) How do you “trust in the Lord with all your heart” when our hearts are wicked? (42:00)

They Are Waking up to Reality

April 12, 2024 • Greg Koukl

Commentary: They are waking up to reality. (00:00) Do you agree with William Lane Craig that there’s evidence for a common ancestor and transitional forms? (10:00) How effective are our prayers and petitions if God’s plan is predestined? Does God ever alter his plan because of our prayers, or are our prayers only answered when they’re already in line with God’s plan? (34:00) Do you have any advice for me as I try to pray with OCD and feel like I have to get my words exactly right? (49:00)

The Unique Nature of a Total Eclipse of the Sun

April 10, 2024 • Greg Koukl

Commentary: The unique nature of a total eclipse of the sun. (10:00) Commentary: Two conversations (28:00) If someone says he was born gay and we must just accept it, would it be a slippery slope fallacy to respond by saying that by that logic we would have to accept the idea that a murderer must be accepted because it’s who he is? (48:00)

When It Comes to the Atonement, People Do Not Take the Blood Seriously

April 5, 2024 • Greg Koukl

Commentary: When it comes to the atonement, people do not take the blood seriously. (05:00) If you find out your pastor secretly holds to pro-LGBTQ theology, should you expose him to the church or leave quietly? (23:00) Do you think people in the Old Testament got direct messages from God (through the prophets, etc.), and if so, why has this changed now? Has the Bible replaced the old means of communication? (47:00)

Dawkins Says He’s a Cultural Christian

April 3, 2024 • Greg Koukl

Commentary: Dawkins says he’s a cultural Christian. (00:00) How can a person say something is right or wrong if they don't believe in God? (40:00)

You Can Challenge Mandatory DEI Trainings

March 29, 2024 • Greg Koukl

Commentary: You can challenge mandatory DEI trainings. (00:00) What can I do to restore a relationship with a friend who ended our friendship because I disagree with his Calvinism? (21:00) Does John 3:13 indicate Jesus was in Heaven during the time he was also on earth? (41:00)

Greg’s Conversation with a Catholic on a Plane

March 27, 2024 • Greg Koukl

Commentary: Greg’s conversation with a Catholic on a plane (00:00) What do you think about rebaptism? (38:00)

Why Is the Question of Significance so Important?

March 22, 2024 • Greg Koukl

Is my salvation at stake if I don’t believe in eternal generation, contrary to the Athanasian Creed? (01:00) Why is the question of significance the most important question facing America today? (11:00) How do you reconcile Matthew 7:21–23 (“Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of Heaven”) with other verses, like Ephesians 2:8–9, that describe a gospel of grace? (23:00) Taking into consideration Matthew 5:38–39, where Jesus says to turn the other cheek, how do we justify self-defense? (42:00)

The Sudden Finality of Death

March 20, 2024 • Greg Koukl

Commentary: The sudden finality of death (00:00) Was the Apocrypha in the Bible for 1,000 years before Protestants removed it? (30:00) Why would Jesus need a soul, and did he have one? (47:00)

You Can’t Hope for Something You Know Won’t Happen

March 15, 2024 • Greg Koukl

Commentary: You can’t hope for something you know won’t happen. (00:00) How can I stay on the same page with my brother when we’re discussing his Jehovah’s Witness beliefs? (08:00) What’s your opinion on Dallas Willard’s book on the spiritual disciplines? (33:00) A follow-up call on a dialogue between an atheist and a Christian that was held at a church. (48:00)

Love Does Not Rejoice in the Unrighteousness of Same-Sex Weddings

March 13, 2024 • Greg Koukl

Commentary: Love does not rejoice in the unrighteousness of same-sex weddings. (00:00) Were your answers to my questions about original sin contradictory? (27:00) How would you respond to these arguments for Catholicism that are attracting my friend? (46:00)

Separation of Church and State Doesn’t Mean This

March 8, 2024 • Greg Koukl

Commentary: Separation of church and state doesn’t mean this. (00:00) Is there a quick way to answer someone who asks if we think anyone who doesn’t believe just like us will go to Hell? (23:00) When a student wants to use a name other than their given name, where’s the line between using the name of a different gender and just taking on a nickname? (42:00) Would it be okay for Christians to make use of hypnotism to overcome addictions? (51:00)

Questions about Original Sin

March 6, 2024 • Greg Koukl

Is the two-celled human being unsaved and condemned to Hell, innocent, or saved with eternal life? If you think infants are saved, but you believe in original sin and guilt, then by what means is that infant saved? (00:00) If the inclination to sin comes from a corrupt human nature, then how could Jesus have been tempted to sin? (39:00) If true humanity involves having a corrupt human nature, then how could Christ not have a corrupt human nature? And if it’s because Jesus didn’t have a human father, do clones not have a corrupt human nature because they don’t have a biological father? (49:00)

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