It used to be that the Bible was generally accepted as God’s Word … even by those who weren’t followers of Christ. Those days have long since passed. Have you ever had a conversation with someone who said the Bible is filled with errors and contradictions? Have you struggled to muster up a response? If so, you’re in the right place, because today Ron explains how you can answer the critics as he continues his teaching series, “Reasons To Believe: Answers To Life’s Toughest Questions of Faith.” 

The phrase “Son of Man” is used eighty four times in the New Testament to describe Jesus. From where does this title come, and what does it mean? You might think the term Son of Man refers only to Christ’s humanity. In fact, many critics have used it to deny His deity. Today, Ron clears up the confusion as he continues his teaching series “Reasons To Believe: Answers to Life’s Toughest Questions of Faith.” 

Jesus Christ, a good man, or the God man. Well, even the biggest critics of Christianity admit that Jesus lived here on Earth. There’s far too much evidence for anyone not to believe it. But who was He, exactly? Some say He was a great moral teacher but nothing more. Today, Ron explains why that simply cannot be true. 

In our last broadcast, Ron gave us two reasons why biblical creation is the best and only answer to the question, “How did we get here?” First, because the infallible Word of God says so. Second, because living organisms are far too complex to have been an accident. Today, Ron shares two more reasons why creation is far more believable than evolution.  

At one time, the question, What is the Origin of Life, only had two possible answers. Today, that is no longer true. Here in the twenty-first century, we have as many as five ways to explain the origin of life. Biblical creation is one of those answers, and today Ron gives you four reasons why it’s the onlyanswer. It’s all part of his continuing series, “Reasons To Believe: Answers to Life’s Toughest Questions of Faith” and it comes your way next.  

The fool says in his heart, There is no God. Well, every book has an author. Every watch has a watchmaker. The world we live in is no different. Today, Ron dives deep into the subject of Divine origin as he continues his teaching series, “Reasons To Believe: Answers To Life’s Toughest Questions of Faith.” 

Sooner or later, everyone asks the question, “Does God exist.” The answer is not as elusive as you might think. For the next two days, Ron explores three classical explanations for the existence of God, each of which makes a compelling case that we are here by design, not by accident.  

Well, no matter what you believe, evolution, Gnosticism, atheism, you’ll need to have some faith. More faith, in fact, than it takes to believe in Jesus Christ. Today, Ron reminds us that Christianity, like every belief system known to man, takes a little faith. But it also comes with far more evidence than you might think. His teaching series, “Reasons To Believe: Answers to Life’s Toughest Questions of Faith,” continues next.  

Tough questions, candid answers, on the Tuesday edition of Something Good Radio. Are you looking for answers about the Christian faith? Do you need those answers for yourself, or are you trying to help someone you know gain a better understanding of the truth? Either way, you’ve come to the right place, because in just a few moments, Ron will kick off his teaching series, “Reasons To Believe: Answers To Life’s Toughest Questions of Faith.”  

Today, we come to the conclusion of Ron’s teaching series, “Mysteries of Babylon: How the Prophecies of Daniel Prepare Us for the Return of Jesus Christ.” As he wraps up this group of messages, he takes us to the one thousand year reign of Christ on Earth, and offers some perspective on how we as believers in Christ should live in light of the future second coming of Christ.  

The book of Daniel has always been beautifully prophetic. But it’s never been more relevant than it is today. The Bible tells us that no one knows the day or the hour when Jesus will return. But it does reveal some of the signs of the end of the age, and today we see many of them coming to pass right before our eyes. Today, Ron takes us to Daniel chapter 12 to talk about one of the most fascinating prophecies in all of Scripture.  

How much do you know about the Battle of Armageddon? What about the coming antichrist, who will one day wield great political and financial power, even religious power? Much of what you need to know is found in Daniel chapter eleven, which is where Ron takes us today in his continuing series, “Mysteries of Babylon: How the Prophecies of Daniel Prepare us for the Return of Jesus Christ.”  

Are you a naturalist, or a super-naturalist? If you’re not quite sure, then join Ron right now as he takes us to Daniel chapter eleven to unveil one of the most amazing prophecies in all of Scripture.  

You may think you have enemies, but when you get right down to it, you really only have one. Well, believe it or not, the people who don’t like you are not the enemy. Neither are terrorists, corrupt politicians or serial killers. We all have one enemy, and his name is Satan. Today, Ron takes us to Daniel chapter ten to remind us that our battle is not against flesh and blood, but against the unseen forces of evil in the spiritual realm.