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My New Radio Program

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My New Radio Program

As some of you know, I host a daily radio program on Idaho's KBXL 94.1 The Voice called What Does the Bible Really Say, which airs Mon-Fri from 2:15-2:30pm (MST). For those of you who don’t live in Idaho, which is probably 95% of you, you can listen live online HERE or listen to all of the archived shows HERE. Some of the topics we’ve covered include, What does the Bible say about…

  • Angels
  • The Birth of Christ
  • The Fall of Satan
  • Hell
  • Heaven
  • The canon of Scripture
  • The Apocrypha
  • The reliability of the Bible
  • Bible Translations

I’m currently doing a series on grace, which I’m super excited about! After that, I’m going to discuss what the Bible really says about:

  • Alcohol
  • Homosexuality
  • The end times
  • Immigration

If you have any topics you’d like me to discuss, drop a comment below. No promises, but I'll see what I can do. Otherwise, I’ll see you today (and tomorrow, and the next day…) at 2:15pm.

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Is Annihilation an Evangelical Option?

When I was nearing the end of Seminary back in 2002, I’ll never forget hearing that the great Evangelical leader John Stott was an “Annihilationist;” that is, he believed that hell does not consist of everlasting conscious torment. I remember thinking, “What? I thought that John Stott was a Christian?”

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Is Annihilation an Evangelical Option?
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My Terminal Blog on the Terminal Punishment of Hell

I’ve tried my best to show that there are good, compelling, biblical arguments in favor of terminal punishment and that the eternal conscious torment view of hell, while possessing some biblical merit, is not the only clear way to interpret the biblical text. 

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My Terminal Blog on the Terminal Punishment of Hell
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The Sin "of" Homosexuality?

The following post is number 5 of 10 in the discussion about homosexuality between Jeff Cook and me. In this post, I lay out my approach to the question: "Does the Bible prohibit same-sex relations?"

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The Sin "of" Homosexuality?
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The New Testament and Same-Sex Relations

By Preston Sprinkle and Jeff Cook This will be our final post in the 8 part dialogue in which we discussed the question: “Does the New Testament forbid same sex relationships?” We were originally going to post 10 blogs but we both felt like there’s been a good number of points raised that we could chew on for many weeks and months to come.

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The New Testament and Same-Sex Relations
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I'm Still Alive

That title makes me think of a killer Pearl Jam song from the mid-nineties. Or was it the late nineties? Can’t remember. That era of my life is a blur for various chemical reasons. 

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I'm Still Alive