John Ankerberg Show Staff

Why is it Important to Study Biblical Prophecy?

By John Ankerberg Show Staff / April 25, 2023

I’d like to start by explaining why I think every Christian ought to study Biblical prophecy; it’s not something you should put on the shelf. Here’s the reason: approximately 27%…

Christ Among Other gods Infographic

By John Ankerberg Show Staff / February 17, 2023

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Names of the Jesus Christmas Advent Download

By John Ankerberg Show Staff / November 18, 2022

The Sixth Commandment: Do Not Murder

By John Ankerberg Show Staff / December 8, 2021

Kevin DeYoung sets the stage for us when he says, “As he is apt to do, Jesus makes the one commandment we would have thought we were all going to feel pretty good about into one of the commandments we all feel pretty bad about.”[1]

God Sometimes Says “No”

By John Ankerberg Show Staff / December 8, 2021

Throughout my long life as a Christian, God has answered many prayers in amazing ways. I praise Him for that! There have also been times when God—for His own sovereign reasons—said “no” to my prayers. I do not understand why, but He said “no,” and I continued to trust Him anyway.

A Self-Examination of Personal Sin

By John Ankerberg Show Staff / October 21, 2021

Names of the Holy Spirit Download

By John Ankerberg Show Staff / October 21, 2021

Tamar | Women in Jesus’ Genealogy

By John Ankerberg Show Staff / August 31, 2021

We find the story of Tamar in Genesis 38. As the chapter opens, Jacob’s son Judah has married a Canaanite woman named Bath-shua, with whom he had three sons, Er, Onan and Shelah. Er, the oldest son, married a Canaanite woman named Tamar, but he died before they had any children. Genesis 38:7 explains, “But Er, Judah’s firstborn, was wicked in the Lord’s sight; so the Lord put him to death.” The exact nature of his wickedness is not given.

Were the Days of Creation 24 Hours Long?- The Structure of Genesis 2

By John Ankerberg Show Staff / July 14, 2021

Grasping the literary structure of Genesis 2 and seeing how it builds upon the structure of Genesis 1 is key to understanding Moses’ account of creation. With this, I am much indebted to a journal article by Mark Futato that first brought this to my attention.

God and Government

By John Ankerberg Show Staff / July 1, 2021