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Evidence is Not the Issue (Part 1) | Realigion (Part 7) | David Asscherick
Christian apologetics goes beyond simply winning arguments to offering a rational defense of the faith. Effective defense requires both being informed with facts and being infilled with the Holy Spirit. Biblical examples like Pharaoh and the Pharisees reveal that visual evidence alone rarely changes a hardened heart. A true defense combines an accurate message with…
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Truth and Evidence | Realigion (Part 6) | David Asscherick
What does it mean for Christianity to be true? In this class on apologetics, truth is defined as that which corresponds with reality. David Asscherick explores the distinction between objective and subjective truth, affirming that scripture claims to be objectively true. By examining foundational questions of origin, meaning, morality, and destiny, it becomes clear why…
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The “Friend” Argument | Realigion (Part 5) | David Asscherick
Christianity is more than a set of rational arguments because it invites believers into a personal experience with God. The Holy Spirit provides an internal witness that confirms our faith and identity as children of God. Historical evidence like the resurrection provides a strong foundation for belief but true knowledge comes from a deeply personal…
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Biblical Morality | Realigion (Part 4) | David Asscherick
Moral relativism fails by reducing right and wrong to mere cultural preferences. A transcendent anchor is necessary for true moral absolutes to exist. God provides the perfect standard of love and the moral authority to enforce it. Scripture reveals a just Creator who constantly pursues humanity while honoring human freedom and ensuring complete justice.
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The “Ought” Argument (Part 2) | Realigion (Part 3) | David Asscherick
God gives negative boundaries in the law and positive moral examples through the life of Jesus. Materialism fails to explain human ethics because mere matter cannot hold moral value. Shared global values show that morality is not arbitrary like human language. These transcultural moral consistencies point to an objective moral standard rooted in humanity being…
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The “Ought” Argument (Part 1) | Realigion (Part 3) | David Asscherick
Objective morality points directly to a transcendent Creator. Materialism fails to provide a foundation for absolute moral values, leaving only cultural or personal preference. True morality must be anchored in the loving and just character of God. The biblical framework presents Godly boundaries through the law and positive moral examples through the life of Jesus…
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More than Matter (Part 2) | Realigion (Part 2) | David Asscherick
Materialism claims the human mind is merely an emergent property of physical brain cells, but this view ultimately strips humanity of free will and moral responsibility. The existence of consciousness, personal choices, and an orderly universe that can be comprehended through mathematics points to a divine Creator. A theistic worldview provides the only logical foundation…
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More than Matter (Part 1) | Realigion (Part 2) | David Asscherick
The biblical view of the mind and brain reveals a profound flaw in the materialistic worldview. While secular science struggles to explain how consciousness can emerge from physical matter, a theistic perspective offers a clear answer. Reality is fundamentally relational and rooted in a Creator whose primary constituting force is love. True consciousness points to…
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The Mind Argument (Part 2) | Realigion (Part 1) | David Asscherick
Materialism struggles to explain the existence of immaterial realities like numbers, logic, and the human mind. The belief that physical matter alone generates complex human consciousness mirrors ancient idolatry, where lifeless objects were credited with higher spiritual awareness. The existence of a self-aware mind points directly to humanity being created in the image of a…
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Deliver Us From Evil (Part 6) | David Asscherick
The great controversy between good and evil demonstrates that we do not live in the best possible world, but a world with the best possibilities. Explore why God permitted sin to rise, allowing human freedom to coexist with moral growth. Uncover how the presence of evil, coupled with the grace of Christ, provides an eternal…
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Deliver Us From Evil (Part 5) | David Asscherick
Exploring the origins of evil reveals why God permitted sin to mature. A close look at Scripture illuminates how Satan’s insinuations caused the angels’ provisional loyalty to be tested. The cross becomes the definitive point where the nature of evil and God’s grace were exposed. Understand why God operates on love rather than force to…
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Deliver Us From Evil (Part 4) | David Asscherick
God gave His creations free will because true love requires freedom. The existence of evil and the rebellion of Satan challenge the character of God with lies that portray Him as a withholder. The entrance of sin into the universe provided the necessary context for God to reveal the profound depths of His grace. Understanding…
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The Eternal Sabbath | Pr. Ron Kelly
The biblical Sabbath serves as a vital part of the New Testament covenant rather than a temporary ceremonial law. A study of Hebrews four reveals the rest God promises involves a spiritual reliance on Christ and a literal observance of the seventh day. Recognizing the difference between moral and ceremonial laws clarifies the ongoing beauty…
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God’s Last Call | God’s Last Call (Part 13) | Steve Wohlberg
Just as God warned the world through Noah before the flood, He provides a final warning today through the Three Angels Messages found in Revelation 14. These messages serve as a divine lifeboat to prepare humanity for the second coming of Jesus Christ. By understanding this biblical prophecy, believers gain clarity on avoiding the deceptions…
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United States in Bible Prophecy | God’s Last Call (Part 12) | Steve Wohlberg
Revelation 13 details a beast rising from the earth with lamb horns that later speaks like a dragon. Biblical prophecy identifies beasts as nations and the earth as a sparsely populated region. This specific entity represents the United States rising with principles of religious freedom and no king. The text warns that these lamb-like liberties…
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Sanctuary Secrets | God’s Last Call (Part 11) | Steve Wohlberg
The ancient tabernacle served as a physical model of God’s true headquarters in heaven. The book of Revelation reveals Jesus Christ serving as our High Priest within this heavenly sanctuary. The biblical Day of Atonement points directly to a current period of spiritual cleansing and judgment. The blood of Christ provides total forgiveness to prepare…
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Behold a White Horse | God’s Last Call (Part 10) | Steve Wohlberg
Revelation 19 describes the dramatic return of Jesus Christ descending on a white horse to conquer evil and restore righteousness. This powerful imagery reveals a Savior acting as a holy warrior coming to judge the earth in perfect purity. Preparation for this final collision day involves turning away from worldly confusion and trusting fully in…
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The Beast Within | God’s Last Call (Part 9) | Steve Wohlberg
The prophetic beasts of Revelation serve as warnings about dangerous spiritual character flaws. The dragon and beasts mirror destructive human traits like deep anger, pride, dark hypocrisy, and immorality. Believers are called to reject these worldly vices. The true Christian journey involves leaving behind these negative attributes to wholly reflect the pure and humble character…
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The Trouble with Twilight | God’s Last Call (Part 8) | Steve Wohlberg
The cultural fascination with the Twilight saga and vampirism presents a subtle shift toward dark supernatural themes. A biblical perspective contrasts this fictional narrative with the spiritual significance of Christ shedding His blood. True eternal life comes through the sacrifice of Jesus rather than occult forces. The ultimate love story rests in the redeeming message…
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Unveiling Revelation 2: Ephesus | AskGod365
Revelation chapter two introduces the church of Ephesus as a hardworking and doctrinally pure congregation that tragically lost its first love. The message to this apostolic era church reveals that correct theology and intense labor mean little without a deep and tender devotion to Jesus Christ. A renewed connection with the Savior guarantees access to…
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Unveiling Jesus Christ in Revelation 1 | AskGod365
The book of Revelation is often viewed as a confusing timeline of beasts and catastrophes, but its true focus is the glorified Jesus Christ. Christ walks among the seven lampstands and knows the intimate struggles of His people. A deep study of the first chapter reveals a Savior who conquered death and offers ultimate hope.…
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When God’s Spirit Takes Over Your Life! | Pr. Pavel Goia
Many believers feel something is missing despite knowing the right doctrines. True transformation requires a daily baptism of the Holy Spirit and a consistent prayer life. The parable of the ten virgins illustrates that maintaining a reserve of oil means seeking God continually. A daily surrender to Christ brings true power, peace, and revival to…
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God is Bigger Than Your Problems | Pr. Pavel Goia
Faith grows when believers choose to praise God in every circumstance. Focusing on trials magnifies anxiety, while looking to the Creator brings supernatural peace and provision. A deep trust in divine love prepares Christians for the final days of earth history. A daily walk of surrender and gratitude transforms the heart and brings the joy…
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Forgiveness Is Not Enough:From Confession to Victory | Pr. Randy Skeete
God offers abundant grace and eagerly awaits our confession, but the ultimate goal of the Christian journey extends beyond repeated forgiveness. The biblical call involves experiencing complete victory over sin through absolute surrender to Him. Believers can overcome deeply rooted spiritual struggles by relying entirely on divine power. True spiritual freedom requires a totally transformed…