We can spend a lot of time here on earth striving for treasures and rewards that will not last. You may have heard the saying... "you will never see a hearse with a trailer hitch", meaning you won't be able to take your earthly treasures with you when you die. And that is so true! So what DOES matter when you die? What truly matters is what you did here on this earth for God. How did your spend your time here on earth advancing His Kingdom? How did you spend your time serving others? How did you spend your time loving others? These are all things we should pay attention to during our time here on earth. Take 2026 to really go before the Lord and ask Him what it is HE wants you to do for His Kingdom. Love you!

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The New Year is upon us and so many of us have things we want to change in the coming New Year. We call them "New Years Resolutions" -- they often include exercising, eating better, working harder, etc. However, the most important resolution we should all have as Christians is seeking God's face and perfecting our relationship with Him. In today's episode, we go over 8 ways, backed up by Scripture, in which we can do just that! Enjoy, and happy New Year!

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In today's episode, we cover "The Great I Am" starting in Exodus 3 and taking us all the way to Jesus's words in John 8:58. As we've talked about before, Jesus is God, and He says so Himself time and time again throughout the Gospels, particularly in the book of John. The Book of Hebrews reminds us that Jesus remains the same forever, He never changes. If that's the case, that means the same God in the New Testament (Jesus) is the same God in the Old Testament, and therefore when we read what God says and does in the Old Testament, it should give us a clearer understanding as to who Jesus really is. Jesus is God. Jesus is "I Am".

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I had the great honor of talking theology with two of my good friends Nick Kassouf and Matthew Logan. Both have appeared on my podcast before, and we've had some great conversations. It was great to get the three of us together in one room! Nick is a Catholic, Matthew is a Calvinist, and I would consider myself somewhat of an Arminian. We agree on a lot of things, but of course, we also disagree on some stuff. In today's episode we touch on the following topics: Salvation, The Unpardonable Sin, Free Will, Predestination, Faith & Works, Transubstantiation, Repentance, and more. Enjoy!

Nick's Instagram: @blessed_barista

Matthew's Instagram: @mattylogan

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Jesus is the gate. He is the ONLY WAY to salvation. In today’s episode, we dive into John 10 where Jesus talks of the gate, the gatekeeper, the sheep, and the thief who is ready to rob, steal, and destroy. Jesus is the gate by which the sheep (people) must enter in order to inherit eternal life. God is the gatekeeper who opens the door for the Good Shepherd to come in. The thief is Satan, or people that Satan uses in order to lead people away from Jesus, the Good Shepherd, and into darkness. The world is full of thieves today… even in the church. Be careful not to listen to them. Instead, keep your eyes and your ears on the Truth. Keep it on the Word of God. Anybody who tries to point you away from Scripture is indeed leading you astray. Do not be lead astray! Keep your attention on God’s Word ALWAYS.

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Happy Thanksgiving, everybody! On today’s episode, we dive into a bit of the history of Thanksgiving, which is really quite fascinating and has given me a greater appreciation for the holiday. In 1863, President Abraham Lincoln proclaimed Thanksgiving as a national holiday in the midst of the Civil War. Despite the darkness which loomed over the United States of America, Lincoln encouraged a time of prayer and thanksgiving to God for all of the good things He had provided American citizens with, even in the face of heavy challenges. This should serve as a reminder for us as Americans today to be thankful for everything God HAS given us rather than focusing on the things we do not yet have. Take the time this Thanksgiving to thank God for everything He has done for you, especially the fact that He sent his Son to die on the cross and rise again so that we do not have to face eternal condemnation. THAT is something to be thankful for. We end this episode with some of my favorite “thanksgiving” Bible verses and by sharing all of the things our listeners are thankful for, which they submitted on Instagram. Thank you to all who watch and listen to Bible Time with Charlie. I’m thankful FOR YOU! Love you all. Happy Thanksgiving!

History of Thanksgiving Sources:

https://www.dayspringchristian.com/blog/the-true-history-of-thanksgiving/

https://visit.archives.gov/whats-on/explore-exhibits/thanksgiving-historical-perspectives

https://obamawhitehouse.archives.gov/sites/default/files/docs/transcript_for_abraham_lincoln_thanksgiving_proclamation_1863.pdf

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What do the 10 commands that were written to the Israelites 3,000 years ago have to do with us today? A LOT. The 10 Commandments are so relevant to us today and as Christians we should absolutely not dismiss them. Jesus Himself spoke of the 10 commandments and He even fulfilled God’s intention for them in the New Testament by getting more specific about what some of the commands mean. We dive into each of the 10 commandments in today’s episode and carefully evaluate them and ourselves to see if we are truly living up to obeying God’s commands. Jesus says Himself in John 14:15, “if you love me, obey my commandments.”

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God promises us so much, and it's so important as Christians to know and understand His promises. God promises us healing, forgiveness, protection, joy, peace, prosperity, and so much more. In today's episode, we dive into scripture and talk about the promises of God, how to approach God, how to go about asking Him for things, and how important it is to obey Him, because true love for God is obeying His commandments. Enjoy!

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