The Empowering God of Grace

Delivered at the 2014 Faulkner University Lectureship, this lecture explores the biblical meaning of grace, especially in Romans, and its relationship to faith and baptism.

The Existence of God--Audio

The Founders & Slavery--Video

Though the bulk of the Founding Fathers were obviously oriented toward God and Christianity, revisionist historians of the last half century have mounted a campaign against them by insisting that they were hypocritical at the very least, and evil men at worst, since "they were a bunch of racist slave owners." Is this accusation accurate?

The Grace of God--Audio

God is a God of grace. Man doesn't deserve grace, but we need grace. Grace is what we need, but don't deserve. Salvation is a gift of God's grace that every man needs, but must accept...God's way.

The Importance of Bible Knowledge--Audio

Some people "refuse to have God in their knowledge." Others claim to be followers of the God of the Bible, yet willfully choose to neglect His Word. God has given us "all things that pertain to life and godliness, through the knowledge of Him who called us by glory and virtue." And it is paramount that Christians continue to "grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ."

The Miracles of Christ--Audio

If there is a God, and if He ever decided to put on flesh and reveal Himself as God, it is logical that He would have performed supernatural feats for the purpose of convincing mankind that He is Who He is claiming to be. Are there logical reasons why the miracles of Jesus stand as credible testimonies of His divine nature and teachings?

The Moral Argument for the Existence of God--Audio

The moral argument for God’s existence exposes atheism as the self-contradictory, atrocious philosophy that it is. Atheists must admit that objective morality exists, yet refuse the only logical conclusion—that God exists, or (2) they must allege that everything is relative, and accept the insane, utterly repulsive idea that genocide, rape, murder, theft, child abuse, etc. can never once be condemned as objectively “evil.” Join Eric as he expounds upon God, atheism, and morality.

The Predicted Messiah--Audio

Anyone familiar with New Testament writings is quite familiar with the term “mystery” as it is applied to God’s plan for the redemption of the human race through the predicted Messiah. The New Testament writers did possess the final, completing piece of that mystery.

The Reality of God--Audio

In this lesson, Eric discusses three reasons why it is logical to believe that God exists.

The Reality of Satan—Audio

Although Satan is not Deity and in no way has the infinite, eternal attributes of God, the devil is as real as God. The same God-inspired book that describes the omnipotent, omniscient, glorious Creator, also tells us about a real, fallen spiritual being called Satan. The sooner that Christians take his existence seriously, the better prepared we will be to withstand his schemes and snares.