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On this edition of Open Line CHATT, Dr. Michael Rydelnik answers questions about giants, the Nephilim, and Goliath. He also spent time answering a question about the deity of Christ. Was Jesus fully God? Is that something you need to believe in order to follow him? Dr. Rydelnik looks to Colossians and the book of Acts for his response.

The crash of an Army Blackhawk Helicopter and the American Eagle commercial passenger jet has many people asking questions. Early in his service career in the U.S. Army, Col. Doug Bennett was both an air traffic controller and a helicopter pilot with experience in a Blackhawk. He shares about the intricacies of the duties associated...

Pastor Mark tells us that "The lies that have shaped your understanding of love and fatherhood can be undone by the truth of God’s Word." as helps us experience the freedom that comes from knowing the unconditional love of a perfect Father; God our Abba, Father.

People too often fail to recognize how Jewish Christmas really is. To begin, the Christmas story has all sorts of Jewish ceremonies. On Friday's Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, Greg Savitt, with Rock of Israel Ministries joins us, and shares, "Today, many Messianic Jews believe that the Messiah was actually born during the Feast of Sukkot...

Pastor Mark says "Spiritual gifts are given to every believer for the common good of others." as he challenges us to not stay uninformed about spiritual giftings but to take the next step in discovering how God has gifted you!

Pastor Mark says "Obedience in the small ventures of life sustains spiritual passion." as shows us how David was a faithful shepherd as he waited and prepared to become king of Israel.

When it comes to grace, there are no exceptions to the rule.

Can the government coerce speech? Janet Parshall expands on that question, in this week’s commentary.

Sally Worland is the director of Camp Hidden Hollow in Chickamauga, GA. At the tender age of 14, Sally felt very strongly that the Lord was leading her to start a camp for children. She even had to deal with the nay-sayers in her life, some of whom she greatly respected. This is one of many reasons the summer camp experience is so important.

The "in love" experience is simply a feeling. Statistics bear out that those feelings only last on average two years. Love is a choice not a feeling. If you want to know what real love is, read I Corinthians 13:4-7.