763 (Video Audio 412) The 250 Anniversary - The American States Fair

763 (Video Audio 412) The 250 Anniversary - The American States Fair

I was in Washington DC for the July 4th celebration. This is a quick, makeshift, thrown-together video covering the event.  The big takeaway was the oppressive security and sidewalk closures.  If someone wanted to stick it to American Patriots, this is exactly what they would do to make the event miserable - - close off access and create long lines.  Conspiracy or ignorance?  You decided! Other than that, it was a great time interacting with fellow Americans.

762 (Video audio 411) Leviticus 18

This week’s program is a simple exposition of Leviticus 18, God’s moral law for the nation.  After addressing the basis for the moral law in Leviticus 18:1-5, I go on to explain the reasons for the prohibitions against incest and homosexuality.  I conclude by answering the objection that these laws only apply to the Old Testament.

761 (Video Audio 410) Bridgefest 2026 - The Unassailable City

The theme for Bridgefest 2026 is James 2:18 – Faith in Action.  So of course, my message is about the Christian responsibility toward God’s institution of the State.  Although we must minister to the State, ultimately, the city of man is the unassailable city and only Christ can give us the victory.

760 (Video Audio 409) What is Behind the "Deal" with Iran?

President Trump just made a “deal” with Iran, but it was not a deal to surrender its nuclear weapons ambition; it was a Memorandum of Understanding, which is an agreement to reach an agreement within the next 60 days.  What is going on, and why has the president ended the war without solid concessions from Iran?  Expect to be disturbed by the reason

759 (Video Audio 408) The Reason People Support LGBTQ+ Pride

Program 759 (Video 408) is another explanation of the ideological divide in our country based on contrary sources of truth – Self or God.  One way of reaching out to unbelievers is to use the Socratic method to at least get people to acknowledge the basis for their moral opinions.