Standing Alone

There are a lot of people who only want to focus on God's all loving and all merciful attributes without trying to understand His wrath and anger over sin. These same people often go as far as to say that an all loving all merciful God would never send someone to Hell. What does the Bible tell us?

Some religious sections teach that in order to be saved you must first be baptized, or accomplish some other work. Some even even go as far as to say things like "you have to come up out of the water speaking in tongues" in order to be saved. What does the Bible say we must do to be saved?

Many people have attempted to predict when Jesus will return as He promised He would, just before He ascended into Heaven. Is it possible to determine when Jesus will come back?

As time has drawn on, we've seen a large increase of women church leaders, teachers and even pastors; not only in the churches around us, but in churches throughout the country as well. Does the Bible offer any kind of regulation that separates a man's role from a woman's role in the Church?

Listen in, as Josh explains the importance of using discernment over what you read, and the importance of reading "good books" that will grow you and edify you as a Christian.

Listen in, as Josh explains the "Best Book" that a Christian can use to help them grow in grace and faith.

Depending on which church you attend you might hear some teaching that a believer can lose their salvation and then other churches that teach once a believer is saved they are always saved, but what is the Biblical perspective?

In 2018 it was estimated that over 4200 different religions existed throughout the world, and we hear many people today ask because of this, "how can we be sure Christianity is the right one?" What do we tell them?

Ephesians 2:8-9 tells us we are saved by grace through faith and not because of our works, yet many Christians still feel tempted to add works to their salvation, why?

In Romans 1:17. Paul says the righteousness of God is revealed from faith to faith. Is Paul saying there is more than one type of faith?

Some people view church attendance as an option. What does scripture tell us about attending church regularly, and should we take the subject more seriously?

James 1:13 says that God cannot be tempted by evil, but in Matthew chapter four Jesus was clearly tempted not just once but three separate times, by Satan, when he was led up into the wilderness by the Holy Spirit. The claim then exists that since Jesus was tempted by evil, he cannot be God. Pastor Josh Tompkins explains to our listeners how these passages reconcile with one another.

If a believer, who is currently married, has been married more than once, but they have completely repented and sought forgiveness for their previous remarriages, are they forgiven? How can they find assurance that God finds favor and blesses the believer's current marriage?

What age does a child have to be to fully comprehend the Gospel?

Some religious systems teach salvation is awarded by faith in Christ plus good works that we do while we're alive here on Earth. Pastor Josh Tompkins explains to our listeners what the Bible teaches about justification, and whether we are justified before God by faith plus works or by faith alone.

The phrase "judge not" comes from a very popular verse of scripture (Matthew 7:1) and has become one of the most popular phrases to use, but it has been taken out of context. Pastor Josh Tompkins explains what context should we be viewing the phrase "judge not" and what Christ meant when he said these words.

Could someone else besides Christ have died for our sins?

Was Jesus limited in divine knowledge while he was in human form on Earth? And, what form is Jesus currently in now?