Does the Quran really align with the Bible?

Who says Jesus is not the God of judgement?

In this episode, we continue our discussion of Matthew, delving into chapters 11 and 12. We also talk about the “Wet noodle Christians” in our country, as discussed in an article at The Blaze, by Owen Anderson [https://www.theblaze.com/columns/opinion/how-wet-noodle-christians-surrendered-america-to-marxists]. Trust us, there are few things more useless and uninformed than wet noodle Christians.

What does Jesus teach us about faith in Matthew, Chapters 8 and 9?

In Matthew 8, Jesus delivers some of His most powerful lessons on the meaning and power of faith. In the hierarchy of redemption, faith precedes all else. It comes before repentance and most certainly before obedience; indeed, it is the mechanism by which repentance occurs and good works issue from us. Good works don’t produce salvation; that comes only from faith in Jesus Christ, the resurrected son of The Most High.

What happened between Jesus and the Roman Centurion in Matthew Chapter 8?

In Matthew Chapter 8, Jesus makes a dramatic shift: He is no longer just teaching in the synagogue and speaking to His followers, He begins performing miracles that have physical manifestations. Thus, He is showing that He is indeed Lord of all, including all the elements of the natural world. Jesus’s interaction with a faithful Roman Centurion is one of the most most beautiful accounts of faith in the Bible, and it is restated, with a couple of interesting new facts, Luke. We discuss both. Have a listen.

What is Jesus talking about in Matthew Chapter 7? Are his words a blanket prohibition against ever judging anyone?

In Matthew Chapter 7, Jesus teaches about judgment and what it means…and also what it doesn’t mean. Unfortunately, in the modern church, which is weak, soft, ineffective, and Scripturally ignorant, these words get twisted all the time into a blanket prohibition against ever drawing reasonable conclusions about an issue or a person. That’s wrong. Listen to us to find out why.

Does the Quran really align with the Bible?

There is no greater theological myth in the world than the lie that the Bible and the Quran are aligned. Nothing could be more absurd. Before you listen to this episode, we encourage you to read Vik’s essay at The Blaze [https://www.theblaze.com/align/abrahamic-myth-how-islam-rebranded-the-god-of-the-bible] about the lie that Islam, Judaism, and Christianity are all Abrahamic faiths. In this episode, we demonstrate beyond a doubt that the links between the Bible and the Quran are not by accident, and they are not what you think they are.