DOJ Pride is a taxpayer funded organization within the Department of Justice that appears geared toward pushing the talking points of the radical homosexual lobby. The new DOJ Pride brochure that was sent to all DOJ managers contains a number of "do's" and "don't's" for when it comes to interacting with their LGBT employees.

The Mystery of the Kingdom The mystery of the Kingdom is: it was at hand, it was rejected, it was removed, it’s going to be offered another day. If you get this right, you’ll save yourself from a lot of messed up theology. Because the Kingdom of God is either something you make up or something the scripture reveals it to be, right? The Scripture uses the Kingdom of God over and over. And the Kingdom of God is this physical kingdom that’s going to come and reign, he shall reign over the House of Jacob and rule over all the nations. That’s the Kingdom of God. When’s it going to come? At the end of that 490 years. But there’s a stop. Got 7 years to go. So when’s it going to come? At the end of that 7 years. Whenever that 7 years comes, it will be the end of the 490 and Boom! It’ll happen just like the Old Testament said. It was a mystery to the Old Testament that there would be this LONG gap which you and I are living. Now, that’s a mystery, in the Old Testament, now revealed.

On today's PTIB Jimmy DeYoung talks with David Wilder, the spokesperson for the Jewish community in Hebron, Israel. They will talk about the liberation of Hebron, which took place during the Six-Day War in 1967. It is almost the story of a miracle as one Rabbi and his driver capture the city , burial site of the Jewish Patriarchs, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.

Vic Eliason presented the following news stories and more and Gordon Morris opened the phone lines for comments from listeners. A 13 year old slashes friend's throat after argument over a video game. A British politician compares disabled children to the runt in a litter of lambs. Vermont to become the 3rd state to legalize assisted suicide.

The Two Become One, Part 4 Today’s intriguing content points out how redeemed Gentiles are no longer outsiders looking in on God’s community, but we are now united by grace with His chosen people.

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Repentance Chris discusses an ongoing controversy among some ministers who argue that to teach repentance and faith (rather than faith alone) amounts to works-based salvation. Is this the case? Does a person need to repent in order to receive salvation? Or can they be saved by faith in Christ -- without repenting of sin? Jesus said "... except ye repent, ye shall all likewise perish" (Luke 13:3). But does this really apply to all? Are some able to skip over repentance and just believe? Or must a person be regenerated first before they can repent? Incredibly, the debates concerning these things are quite heated. Some preachers are even calling it heresy to preach repentance to lost souls, warning that this is leading to a great falling away in the church. But what does the Scripture say?