Guest: Michael Bird, expert in the books of Luke and Acts. Topics: Unveiling the teachings and narratives in Luke and Acts, their relevance today, the tension between imperial cults and Christianity, the significance of baptism and preaching, the unconscious assimilation of Christian values in society, and the importance of Luke and Acts in the Christian faith.

Guest Chris Rosebrough discusses and responds to criticisms made by cessationist Justin Peters. They analyze biblical passages, including Jeremiah 32:8, to argue against the belief in clear divine communication. They also explore the clarity of revelations in the Bible, the interpretation of Hebrew words, and discuss the story of Samuel in relation to the charismatic movement. The hosts express their dissatisfaction with a video and assert a desire for a respectful conversation.

Mark Ward, biblical scholar, shares the results of his King James Bible Study Project, highlighting the challenges of understanding the archaic language in the King James Version. They discuss misunderstood Bible verses, translation differences, and the importance of making the word of God accessible to all in their own language.

Dr. Michael Svigel, an expert in early Christianity, explores the complexities of The Shepherd of Hermas. He discusses its historical authenticity, authorship, and literary genre. The podcast also delves into the nature of Hermas's experiences, early Church perspectives, scriptural connections, and Hermas's spiritual journey. Visionary imagery and symbolism are examined, along with themes of reputation, honor, poverty, and impending judgment.

Remnant Radio hosts Michael Rowntree and Michael Miller answer questions on the gifts of the Spirit including physical illnesses and demonic spirits, discernment of spirits and deliverance ministry, prophets in the Old and New Testaments, the gift of tongues and personal experiences, generational curses and breakthrough in Christ.

Guest Ken Johnson, a scholar of ancient patriarchs and the Dead Sea Scrolls, discusses their testaments, moral lessons, and prophecies. He highlights the correlation between the Dead Sea Scrolls and the New Testament, the scenes' preparation for the Messiah, the crucifixion timing, the significance of the 12 patriarchs' writings, and the Essene prophecies about the Messiah. The chapter also includes book promotion and sponsor ads.

Tim Mackie from The Bible Project joins the hosts to discuss the Sermon on the Mount. They explore its significance as Jesus' new law, God's desire for partnership with humanity, the transformation of the human heart and mind, controversial interpretations of a verse, and more.

This episode challenges cessationist beliefs, explores the ambiguity of prophecy, and discusses the importance of discernment and self-regulation in the charismatic community. It also examines the democratization of prophetic roles and dismantles cessationist arguments.

Join The Remnant Radio for a theological discussion with R.L. Solberg about Torahism. They explore the role of Mosaic law in Christianity and the importance of balancing freedom and adherence to the law. They also discuss the relevance of Mosaic laws for Christians, the argument of Gentiles being grafted into Israel, and the interpretation of the law of Moses in the New Testament. Additionally, they examine the different types of laws found in the Bible, analyze Acts chapters 10, 11, and 15, and explore the historical origins of Torahism.

Dr. Sam Storms, an expert in charismatic theology, joins the podcast to challenge cessationist claims. Interesting topics include the history of speaking in tongues, charismatic leaders' legacy, the sufficiency of scripture, modern worship, and the line between genuine emotion and emotionalism in the cessationist argument. This engaging discussion sets the historical record straight and debunks controversial claims made in a cessationist documentary.