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A Biblical Model for Spiritual Warfare. What would a truly biblical deliverance ministry look like today? In our final episode, Dr. Richard Howe outlines the New Testament’s approach to casting out demons, addresses common errors in modern practice, and equips believers to engage in spiritual warfare with discernment and confidence.
A Biblical Model for Spiritual Warfare. What would a truly biblical deliverance ministry look like today? In our final episode, Dr. Richard Howe outlines the New Testament’s approach to casting out demons, addresses common errors in modern practice, and equips believers to engage in spiritual warfare with discernment and confidence.
Many look at the situation in the Middle East and are troubled at the never ending wars and conflicts that make headlines in the news each day. However students of
The Bible predicts in Revelation 18 that the ancient city of Babylon will rise once again to lead the world in a rebellion against God. Many wonder what is the
The two most prominent cities mentioned throughout the Bible are Jerusalem and Babylon. Today the ancient city of Babylon lies in ruins but the Bible predicts she will arise once
Part of a four part series. Do the souls of Christians go immediately to heaven or is there an intermediate place of purification? The doctrine of purgatory has been taught for centuries. Is there a biblical case? Listen as Pat presents a biblical critique of this doctrine.
Part of a four part series. Can we communicate with the dead? Do those in heaven know what is happening on earth? What about Saul and the Witch of Endor? Psychics like Jonathan Edwards make millions communicating with the dead. But can we communicate with the dead? Listen as Pat analyzes psychics and communicating with the dead.
A growing number of Christian leaders are embracing annihilationism, which teaches the unsaved will not suffer in hell eternally but are annihilated after death. The thought of eternal punishment appears to cruel. Is there a case for annihilationism? Listen as Pat critiques this doctrine.