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Podcast 131: The Battle Against First-Century Heresy Continues!

January 24, 2025/in Podcast/by Wallace Smith and John Robinson

As mainstream, mainline “Christianity” becomes popular again, it is important to be fortified with the truth—including the fact that the heresies that came to dominate nominal Christianity began long ago in the days of the Apostles themselves. Listen in as we look at what the Bible has to say about it.

The sermon referenced in today’s podcast can be found here: “Behold, a White Horse.” Also, we just recorded a Tomorrow’s World telecast by the same title that will air later this year, so keep an eye out for it!

Podcast 130: Get to Know Your Parents

January 17, 2025/in Podcast/by Wallace Smith & John Robinson

In the earliest and most formative years of our lives, our parents are our closest neighbors. Yet, if we’re not careful, the time will slip away and we will find we missed out on opportunities to really know them. Invest in that relationship early: Make an effort to get to know your parents.

In today’s podcast, we refer to a commentary written by Thomas White titled “A Little Sonder” about the sense you get that the people around you have full, rich, real lives like the one you experience moment to moment. Click here to read it.

Podcast 129: All About TW Whiteboards

January 10, 2025/in Podcast/by Wallace Smith & John Robinson

In this episode, we pull the curtains back on the Tomorrow’s World Whiteboard videos! So many of you have said you enjoy them (thank you!), so today we take a look with Mr. Mike DeSimone, the voice and creative director of the programs, at what goes into the making of them and what biblical thinking lies behind this interesting approach to spreading God’s truth.

Also in the episode, we mention the first TW Whiteboard that Mr. DeSimone ever made (about the 3 Days and 3 Nights Jesus was in the tomb), as well as the very popular Whiteboard about the unforgivable sin. We’ve posted those below—beneath the usual podcast embeds—as well as one of our more recent ones for comparison. Can you see a progression in the style and technique? Let us know!