G220 Radio

The Importance of Church History // Ep# 625

Welcome to G220 Radio! 

In this episode, we discuss the importance of church history. Understanding church history provides insight into the development of religious beliefs, practices, and institutions. By studying the church's history, we can understand the impact of key figures and events. This knowledge can help us appreciate the rich traditions and diversity within Christianity, and also provide valuable context for interpreting contemporary religious issues and debates. Additionally, exploring church history can be personally enriching, offering a sense of continuity with the past and a connection to the larger story of faith.

Delight Yourself in the Lord // Ep# 624

Welcome to G220 Radio!

Join us for a soul-stirring exploration of Psalm 37:3-4, which reminds us to trust in the Lord and delight in Him. Surely we all have stories of times when we trusted the Lord and He provided for our needs. In this passage of scripture, the writer reminds us of the importance of trusting in God. What does it mean to delight ourselves in God? There truly is so much we can find about the character of God in which we can delight.

Baptist Catechism Questions 4-6 // Ep# 623

Mike discusses the Baptist Catechism Questions 4-6. He explains how these questions the nature and purpose of Scripture. First, we discuss Scripture as the word of God and as a rule. We also cover who can use Scripture. Finally, what the Bible primarily teaches all men. These 3 questions set up how we are to understand the remaining questions.

 

-------------------Resources-------------------

An online copy of Benjamin Beddone's Exposition of the Baptist Catechism can be found at baptistcatechism.org. They also have The Baptist Catechism Set to Music from Jim Orrick.  

-------------------Connect-------------------
Website: https://www.g220ministries.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/G220Radio

The Gift of Tongues // Ep# 622

Welcome to G220 Radio! In this episode, Blake Fogle joins Ricky and Mike to discuss the gift of tongues. Some hold to the cessationist position while others have to the continuation position. Does it matter? Yes, it matters! All discussions on theology are important, especially when one's view can lead to errors and abuses. Join us as we work through 1 Corinthians 14 and discuss the gift of tongues.

The Heart of Man Reflects the Man // Proverbs 27:19-27 // Ep# 621

Welcome to G220 Radio!

 

In this episode, Ricky and Mike close out chapter 27 of the book of Proverbs as we focus on verses 19-27.

Iron Sharpens Iron // Proverbs 27:10-18 // Ep#620

Welcome to G220 Radio! Join us for our next radio show as we delve into the powerful concept of "Iron Sharpens Iron." We'll explore how meaningful relationships and interactions with others can help us grow and improve. Please tune in to discover the importance of surrounding ourselves with people who challenge, inspire, and support us on our journey to personal and professional success. This insightful and thought-provoking discussion will leave you with practical tips on leveraging the "Iron Sharpens Iron" concept in your own life.

Faithful Are The Wounds Of A Friend // Proverbs 27:1-9 // Ep# 619

Welcome to G220 Radio, Ricky & Mike delve into the timeless wisdom in the book of Proverbs. Today's episode features a deep dive into Proverbs 27:1-9, exploring the profound insights and practical advice this passage offers. Join us as we uncover the treasures of wisdom and gain valuable insights for living a purposeful and fulfilling life. Tune in as we discuss the power of humility, the importance of genuine friendship, and the significance of having a steadfast heart. Don't miss out on this enriching exploration of Proverbs 27:1-9 on G220 Radio.

Examining the Beliefs of the World Mission Society Church of God // Ep# 618

Welcome to G220 Radio hosted by Ricky Gantz and Mike Miller. In this episode, we examine the beliefs of the World Mission Society Church of God. Are you familiar with this organization and their beliefs? While this is not a new group it is fairly new to us. While evangelizing at a local college, Ricky came across an individual with whom he interacted and who held to some strange beliefs. Beliefs contrary to the scriptures. So we began to look into these beliefs and found some even more false teachings and decided this is a topic we wanted to take on to help warn others to avoid.

The Woman at the Well // Ep# 617

In this episode, Pastor Jeffrey Dollar joins us as we will be discussing the woman at the well, this has been a long-awaited topic for some time now. We planned to have this episode some months back but other shows pushed it back and by the providence of God this show couldn't have waited for better timing. Recently, Ray Comfort at Living Waters has been circulating an article concerning his position in support of women's open-air preaching on the streets. This seems to be a very controversial topic, one that I do not believe should be as controversial as it is. But it is! The argument over whether or not a woman can preach on the street creates a wide range of emotions when being discussed. Some get very angry over the discussion and immediately shut down any conversation that disagrees with their position. Others attempt to use scriptures to justify their position for women's street preaching which I do believe doesn't hold weight when viewed in context. We do believe this is an important topic of discussion that needs to be addressed so this show will be our attempt to address this topic. Was the woman at the well an evangelist? Some seem to think so, but does the Scripture support this idea? Paul lays out in his letter to Timothy that he does not permit a woman to teach or exercise authority over men. Some take this to be confined to the church setting and not outside in the open air or when it comes to evangelism. Does the scripture support this idea?

Baptist Catechism Q2 & Q3 // Ep# 616

Today, Mike talks about Baptist Catechism questions 2 & 3. He will dive into the Scripture proofs provided by Benjamin Beddome in his commentary on the catechism.