Recent trends have questioned the claims that Jesus is God and argue that Jesus never claimed to be God. In this episode, Dr. Valdez explores the Gospels to see what Jesus actually said.

In this episode, Dr Valdez interviews Professor Louis Markos, one of the world's leading scholars in Classical Greek Literature and Philosophy. Dr. Markos discusses bridging the worlds of Classical Greek philosophy and Christianity. Is it possible that God used philosophers like Plato and Aristotle to prepare the world for Jesus?

In this episode, Dr Valdez outlines how the Crucifixion, Resurrection, and Ascension encompasses Jesus's ministry, and what it means for Christians. The works of Jesus are not limited to just the Cross or the Resurrection, but include the Ascension and his eternal reign as King!

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In John 14:6, Jesus says, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.” These words are what have made Christianity so offensive to the world, because only Christianity claims to be the exclusive means to God and to salvation. In this series, Dr. Valdez discusses this claim and offers three responses to the question, Is Jesus really the only way?

What will happen to people who never hear the Gospel? In this episode, Dr. Valdez answers the difficult question of what happens to people who never hear about Jesus, including the millions who lived before Jesus and people in remote places today.

In this episode, Dr. Valdez addresses the history and biblical understanding of Halloween. Should Christians celebrate Halloween? And what should Christians do on this holiday?

In modern times, speaking in tongues has become a topic of huge debate. In this episode, Dr. Valdez outlines the true definition, purpose, and meaning of biblical tongues and answers the question once and for all... Is speaking in tongues in the church today consistent with the Bible?

The history behind why Christians now worship on Sundays has largely been forgotten. Many still hold to the view that Christians should worship on Saturday, according to the original commandment of the Sabbath. In this episode, we explore the history and background of Sunday worship and present biblical evidence for Sunday as the newly designated day of worship.