Christian radio with a twist ...
Doug Greenwold, along with Jim and David, examines the use of the “remez” by Jesus as He died on the cross, still teaching to the very end, and delivers a new perspective on the farewell meeting on the beach at Galilee between Jesus and Peter …
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Dr. Don joins Jim, David and Heike in a look at “Retroactive Prognostications” and global warming, actually the reasonable process of correcting old and error-ridden computer models with new and real data, though it seems also to furnish opportunity for scientists to equivocate more effectively in explaining earlier errors …
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Doug Greenwold, along with Jim and David, takes us to Gethsemane on the night of Jesus’ arrest and teaches us some of the fine points of scourging …
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Dr. Don Clark, along with Jim and Heike, examines recent scientific evidence that the Big Bang Theory may not be all it’s cracked up to be, suggesting gaping theoretical holes that need to be dealt with forthrightly by those on either side of the debate over the validity of the theory …
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Doug Greenwold of Preserving Bible Times provides us with the cultural context behind the parable of the “Ten Minas”, thereby providing us an “Ahaa!” moment, and also explains how to move a mountain …or, at least, how Herod managed to do it in the area just south of Jerusalem and within site of Bethlehem …
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Dr. Don, along with Jim, David and Heike, talks about “desertification” …the inadvertant and unwitting conversion of productive land into desert …going on across two-thirds of the globe today and suggest an approach that, over time, could renew the land rather than desecrate it …
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Doug Greenwold elucidates two of the lesser known events of the Passion Week, one involving a short, tree-climbing chief tax collector from Jericho (Zacchaeus) and the other a convicted felon on death row pardoned by popular demand (Barabbas) …
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Dr. Don, along with Jim, David and Heike, examine the ethics of scientific advancements that could, theoretically, result in lengthening the lifespan of humans and allowing for the repair and replacement of organs …
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Doug Greenwold relates for us the history of several aspects of Palm Sunday, revealing the meaning of the palm branches, the donkey ride and what happens when the very rocks cry out …
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Dr. Don, along with Jim, David and Heike, brings us news of the new discipline of “epigenetics” and how it is affecting established views of how DNA alone determines heredity, providing evidence that both environment and even mood can alter genetic content …
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