Christ Crucified | Preaching the Gospel

Join Cliff Goodwin in this powerful Bible study, “Christ Crucified,” as he explores the profound significance of Jesus Christ’s crucifixion. Delving into 1 Corinthians 1-2, Cliff unpacks how Christ’s sacrifice reveals the power and wisdom of God, challenging the expectations of both Jews and Gentiles in the first century. Discover the historical reality and spiritual implications of the cross that …

The Book of Acts – Episode #1556 – Aired September 14, 2025

Hosted by Mark Teske Devotional Time – Acts 3:17-23 Repairing our Understanding – The Church is Unique Sound Words – Are You Too Busy? 20/20 Vision – Seeing Acts Clearly Just a Minute – 1 Book in 1 Minute: Acts Have a Bible Question – In what way was Barnabas an apostle (Acts 14:14)? Good News Today is a syndicated, …

Don’t be afraid to call out evil

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4. Cosmological Argument (Part 2) | Evidence for Christianity

Home Our everyday lives provide clear understanding that cause and effect is a principle that the entire material world obeys. As we consider that there are only three simple choices for the origin of the Cosmos, our observations help us understand that only created origin is fully consistent. Join Branyon May as he considers the consistent application of observations to …

Charlie Kirk’s impact on Gen Z

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Charlie Kirk Extended the Olive Branch

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3. Cosmological Argument | Evidence for Christianity

Home The Cosmos, or Universe, is a word used to describe the entire physical existence that surrounds us. Observations of this existence lead us to ask a fundamental question, “How did it come to be?” Join Branyon May (Ph.D.) as he introduces this first line of reasoning, the Cosmological Argument, beginning to provide reason and logic to answer this question.