How Should Believers Respond to Hate

While some form of online church existed, it really became prominent during the pandemic. Now, many take advantage of the convenience and comfort of church online. Are they missing something? Is this a true worship experience? Let's talk about it.

There have been tremendous changes in both worship and worshippers over the last generation. Has the church gone too far in appealing to the casual nature of contemporary cultural norms? Dr. D and Brother T give their opinions and discuss their own personal convictions about preaching and worship.

Foundations were laid in the 1970s that supported the Satanic Panic of the 1980s. The church fell prey to many scams and hoaxes over this period. Rather than exposing works of darkness and evil, the period of time actually harmed the church's reputation and aided the enemy's deception and schemes. Let's talk about how and why.

Does the Bible specifically prohibit gambling as a form of entertainment? Is it ok for some and not for others? Gambling has transitioned from bookies and illegal parleys to apps on our phones. Does the advancement of technology and contributions to worthwhile causes make gambling more respectable than in the past?

Can we benefit from studying the Old Testament? How much of the old covenant is still in effect today? Learn why Doctor D never preached a series on the 10 Commandments. This is a lively and informative discussion about the principles that direct our walk as New Testament believers.

A quick search of the Bible will result in numerous verses telling us how we are to treat haters, but putting that into practical steps is another thing altogether. Today, Brother T and Dr. D discuss how a believer can practically respond to hate and persecution in ways that will not worsen the situation and may advance the cause of Christ in the world.

Are there places more holy or more evil than others? Listen to Dr. D and Brother T discuss their personal thin places and how they came to discover them.

Is it ok to enjoy music that is not blatantly spiritual? Are there types of music that Christians should avoid? There has been a lot of heated discussion in churches in the last generation concerning what should be used in church worship. Who's right?

How important is your personal time alone with God? What does it look like? Dr. D and Brother T go in-depth with their daily time with Jesus and share important insights that will strengthen your faith.

Many attribute "All Things in Moderation" to the Biblical text. However, it is actually a quote from Aristotle. So does the Bible support such a philosophy?