On today’s Bible Answer Man broadcast, Hank shares his thoughts on the coming of Christ in flesh. The reason we rejoice at Christmas is because the baby born to Mary and Joseph was no ordinary child. This baby was the ultimate fulfillment of Isaiah’s prophecy of Immanuel: “God with us.” Although John’s Gospel does not include a narrative of Jesus’ birth, the doctrine of the Incarnation is beautifully summed up in his introduction: “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God… And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us.” The clear testimony of Scripture is that, in the Incarnation, Christ was one person with two natures; fully God and fully man. As Theanthropos, the God-Man, Jesus lived a perfectly sinless life and died a sinner’s death to atone, once for all, for the sins of humanity.

Hank also answers the following questions:

What happens to our soul when we die? What about the spirit? Frank - El Paso, TX (5:28)
Can you explain what it means when Jesus says the days will be shortened in Matthew 24:22? Kyle - St. Louis, MO (7:29)
Does Isaiah 9:6 teach modalism? Is Jesus the Father as well as the Son? Vick - MO (15:59)
How should we respond to people who mock us for believing in God? Dan - Bentonville, AR (19:18)
Since Jesus knew what would happen before it happened, how do we reconcile this with Him saying, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” Tiffany - Windsor, IL (23:10)

On today’s Bible Answer Man broadcast (12/19/25), Hank starts a special series leading up to Christmas Day featuring his CHRISTMAS acronym, starting with the first two letters of the acronym: "C" and "H". Christ—the "C" in CHRISTMAS—is a title that comes from the Greek “Christos”, which is a rendering of the Hebrew word Messiah, meaning “anointed one.” As such, the Christ of Christmas is the long-awaited Messiah who fulfills all the types and shadows of the Old Testament Scriptures. So, to fully grasp the significance of the Anointed One’s Messianic role, you have to drink deeply from the wellspring of Old Testament prophecy. Moving on to history—the “H” in CHRISTMAS—Hank explains that Jesus Christ stands at the very apex of human history. Therefore, he can say with certainty that Christmas is not about reveling in mythology, it is about celebrating events that are rooted in historical fact.

On today’s Bible Answer Man broadcast (12/18/25), Hank explains that the word Epiphany means to reveal, and is one of the oldest Christmas traditions; highlighting the fact that God in Christ revealed Himself to us.

Hank also answers the following questions:

What doctrines should we divide over? How do we determine what the essential Christian doctrines are? Nick - Fort Wayne, IN (3:04)
My family has been attending a local Church of Christ that is very legalistic. Should we leave, or stay and try to bring change? Donny - St. Louis, MO (7:23)
Is the incarnation like Muhammad Ali boxing with one hand behind his back? Chuck - Springville, CA (15:10)
I was talking with a Seventh-Day Adventist. Which day should we celebrate the Sabbath, Saturday or Sunday? David - OK (17:38)
I have a friend who preaches and really loves Jesus, but he’s a Oneness Pentecostal. Is he born again? Gary - St. Louis, MO (20:04)
Can you explain 1 Thessalonians 4:16-17? Gary - St. Louis, MO (24:32)

On today’s Bible Answer Man broadcast (12/17/25), Hank continues answering important questions regarding the celebration of Christmas; questions such as: are Christmas trees idolatrous according to Jeremiah chapter 10? Do images of Jesus violate the Second Commandment? Should Christians participate in the tradition of gift-giving, or is this crass commercialism? And is the virgin birth a miracle or a myth?

On today’s Bible Answer Man broadcast (12/16/25), Hank explains the meaning of the word "Advent" and the significance of not only the First Advent but also how we can make the coming of Christ a daily experience as we await the final, glorious Advent of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

On today’s Bible Answer Man broadcast (12/15/25), Hank answers pressing questions that are often asked this time of year concerning the claims of Christianity and the Christmas holiday. Hank underscores the majesty of Messianic prophecy, including Daniel’s prediction of events hundreds of years before the time of Christ; Isaiah’s virgin birth and suffering Servant prophecies; the details of Christ’s crucifixion, and the answer to Luke’s supposed census blunder.

On today’s Bible Answer Man broadcast, Hank talks about what happened as a result of the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Hank also answers the following questions:

Why is it ok to test God in Malachi 3:10, but not in Matthew 4? Jason - IL (5:25)
Who were the men of renown in Genesis 6? Alan - St. Clair, MO (15:13)
Does Jeremiah 10:3-5 prohibit Christmas trees? Patricia - MO (17:32)
A pastor said that all that would be saved will be saved before the rapture, and afterwards, nobody will be saved. Is this correct? Glen - WY (20:19)

On today’s Bible Answer Man broadcast (12/12/25), Hank extols the sinlessness of Christ; the only one who was genuinely perfect because He was God in flesh. Hank goes on to describe Jesus’ supernatural power over nature, sickness, and even death, as well as the power to transform lives.

Hank also answers the following questions:

Is Isaiah 66:17 describing the final Judgment? Does this mean that Christians can’t eat pork? Don - OK (4:25)
What is the biblical teaching on those who died before Christ’s sacrifice on the cross? Archie - Atlanta, GA (15:59)
Could you give me some historical background on the Amish and the Mennonites? Are they considered Christian? Jo - Overland Park, KS (19:58)
Did the Apostle Paul perform a resurrection? If so, in what passage of Scripture was it recorded? Josh - Dublin, GA (23:55)  

On today’s Bible Answer Man broadcast (12/11/25), Hank shares thoughts on 2 Timothy 3:16-17.

Hank also answers the following questions:

What is the best place to start reading the Bible? Joey - Springfield, MO (3:59)
Can you clarify your comments on the Rapture not taking place before the tribulation? Reid - TN (6:29)
What do modern Christian wedding ceremonies have in common with ancient Old Testament Jewish weddings? Bobby - Princeton, KY (15:14)
Isn’t God’s proper name Yahweh? Why don’t you use it? Rob - Branson, MO (16:58)
If God created all things, including Lucifer, where did Lucifer learn to sin? Doug - Fort Worth, TX  (20:14)

On today’s Bible Answer Man broadcast (12/10/25), Hank reads from John chapter 1, expounding on the miracle of the incarnation of Christ; His two natures, fully human and fully divine. The Word became flesh and dwelt among us. This is what we celebrate at Christmas.

Hank also answers the following questions:

What happens to a believer after death? Charles - New Windsor, NY (7:35)
What does it mean to be created in God’s image? Charles - New Windsor, NY (8:57)
How should we understand the Trinity in light of 1 Corinthians 15:27? Allen - MO (15:12)
What exactly takes place after the Millennium? Quinton - KS (19:55)
I’ve heard you talk about having faith in evidence, not blind faith. What is required to have faith, then? Shane - St. Louis, MO (24:16)

On today’s Bible Answer Man broadcast (12/09/25), Hank shares his thoughts on the coming of Christ in flesh. The reason we rejoice at Christmas is because the baby born to Mary and Joseph was no ordinary child. This baby was the ultimate fulfillment of Isaiah’s prophecy of Immanuel: “God with us.” Although John’s Gospel does not include a narrative of Jesus’ birth, the doctrine of the Incarnation is beautifully summed up in his introduction: “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God… And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us.” The clear testimony of Scripture is that, in the Incarnation, Christ was one person with two natures; fully God and fully man. As Theanthropos, the God-Man, Jesus lived a perfectly sinless life and died a sinner’s death to atone, once for all, for the sins of humanity.

Hank also answers the following questions:

What happens to our soul when we die? What about the spirit? Frank - El Paso, TX (5:27)
Can you explain what it means when Jesus says the days will be shortened in Matthew 24:22? Kyle - St. Louis, MO (7:28)
Should we continue to observe the Sabbath as Jesus and the apostles did? Raul - Nashville, TN (15:13)
Is the story of Jesus copied from stories of Egyptian gods? Paul - Birmingham, AL (18:48)
In Ezekiel 29, is the destruction of Egypt something that happened in the past, or will this happen in the future? Lynne - Cheyanne, WY (22:58)