More Than Medicine

Award-winning author, Dr. Robert E. Jackson, Jr., teaches Biblical principles on marriage, family, parenting, current events, evangelism, discipleship and health issues. Over 40 years as a medical doctor, 38 years of marriage, and parenting 9 children give Dr. Jackson a unique, relevant perspective on Christian life issues.

More Than Medicine is a kids podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 553 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 89. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts More Than Medicine, a kids show with 553 episodes published.

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  Episode #465

  MTM-Interview with R. Terrell..Are UFO's Demonic?

  Sep 19, 202633 minS3

  Send us Fan Mail A Pentagon “UFO” data release lands, the internet lights up, and suddenly the question is everywhere: are we finally being told the truth about aliens? We sit down with writer and New American contributor Rebecca Terrell to look past the hype and ask a sharper question what if the biggest impact of UFO disclosure isn’t scientific, but spiritual? We walk through what was released, why the timing of popular “disclosure” media matters, and why multiple researchers have argued for decades that the phenomenon behaves less like visitors from another planet and more like a deception aimed at human belief. Rebecca shares sources ranging from secular investigators like Jacques Vallée and John Keel to Christian clergy who connect “alien abduction” style accounts with classic descriptions of demonic oppression. We also examine claims about occult rituals, “portals,” and why dabbling in the occult is treated in historic Christianity as an invitation to spiritual harm, not harmless curiosity. Then we bring it back to the core theological test: if Jesus Christ died once for all, what happens to the storyline of advanced extraterrestrials arriving with a new gospel, a new peace, or a new “promised one”? For us, the issue isn’t winning an argument online. It’s keeping a clear moral compass, rejecting fear-driven narratives, and holding fast to the claim that Christ is King over our personal lives and the wider world. If this conversation challenged you, subscribe for more, share it with a friend who’s fascinated by UFOs, and leave a review to help others find the show. What do you think UFO disclosure is really preparing people to believe? Support the show https://www.jacksonfamilyministry.com https://bobslone.com/home/podcast-production/

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  Episode #460

  DWDP-Gen 15: 8-21 Promise Renewed, Prophecy Revealed, Propitiation Predicted

  Sep 16, 202617 minS3

  Send us Fan Mail Abram believes God, then asks a question many of us are almost afraid to say out loud: “How can I know?” We sit with that moment in Genesis 15:8–21 and trace how God responds not with shame, but with a covenant that speaks in blood, symbols, and unstoppable grace. Along the way, we slow down and explain the ancient covenant ritual of divided sacrifices and what it meant for two parties to walk between the pieces. Then the passage gets even more intense: the waiting, the circling birds of prey, the deep sleep, and the terror of great darkness. We connect Abram driving the birds away to the ongoing reality of spiritual warfare, and we listen as God reveals a prophetic timeline: Israel’s future slavery in a foreign land, His judgment on Egypt, and a deliverance so complete they leave with possessions. We also wrestle with God’s patience and sovereignty over nations, including the delayed judgment on the Amorites. Finally, the center of the whole scene: a smoking firepot and a flaming torch pass between the pieces, representing God’s presence. Abram does not walk the path. God does, which is why this promise is unconditional. We tie that truth to the gospel with clear, hope-filled language: our rescue is “all of God and none of me,” fulfilled in Jesus Christ, our Passover Lamb, who delivers us from bondage to sin by grace through faith. Subscribe, share this with a friend, and leave a review telling us what part of Genesis 15 challenged you most. Support the show https://www.jacksonfamilyministry.com https://bobslone.com/home/podcast-production/

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  Episode #463

  MTM-Interview with Dr. Matt Clark..Personhood Perspective on Lindsay Clancy Trial

  Sep 12, 202621 minS3

  Send us Fan Mail A jury can’t agree after three children are killed, and the public conversation quickly turns into something bigger than one tragic home. We sit down with Dr. Matt Clark, CEO of Personhood South Carolina, to face the Lindsay Clancy mistrial head-on and ask what it reveals about how our culture defines guilt, compassion, and the worth of a child. We walk through the major claims surrounding postpartum depression, psychiatric medication, and the growing readiness to treat mothers as “only victims” even when the facts point to intentional violence. From there, we connect the dots to the broader pro-life and abortion debate, including how abortion pills and decades of messaging have shaped Christian and political instincts about accountability. We also talk about a disturbing consistency in modern medical ethics: if a child’s right to live depends on being wanted before birth, what logically changes after birth? We keep coming back to biblical personhood: every human being is made in the image of God, and the law should protect life without exceptions based on size, location, health, or convenience. We also draw a firm line between real compassion and a false compassion that tries to erase guilt. If you care about justice, the insanity defense, postpartum mental health, and equal protection under law, this conversation will challenge you. Subscribe for more, share this with someone who cares about life and justice, and leave a review that tells us the hardest question you’re still wrestling with. Support the show https://www.jacksonfamilyministry.com https://bobslone.com/home/podcast-production/

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  Episode #458

  DWDP-Gen 15: 1-6 Abrams Faith Credited as Righteousness

  Sep 9, 202618 minS3

  Send us Fan Mail Fear has a way of shrinking our world down to one hot question: “What happens to me next?” Abram asks it in Genesis 15 when he looks at his childless home and wonders what God’s promises could possibly mean. We open the text slowly and let God’s first words set the tone: “Do not fear… I am a shield… your reward shall be very great.” Then we track the moment that changes everything, Genesis 15:6, where Abram believes the Lord and God credits that faith as righteousness. Along the way, we talk plainly about how the word of the Lord comes to us now. Most of us are not getting visions, but we are surrounded by God’s voice when Scripture is read, preached, and taught, and when we pick up the Bible ourselves. That raises an uncomfortable question for families: are we training our children and grandchildren to read God’s Word, or training them to scroll? We also touch Amos’s warning about a famine of hearing the Word, and why Bible literacy is not a hobby but a lifeline for faith and life. The core takeaway is simple and life-changing: God gives what we need most. He doesn’t promise Abram health, wealth, or fame; He credits righteousness. We connect that to the gospel message in the New Testament, that Jesus who knew no sin becomes sin for us so we can become the righteousness of God in Him. If you’ve been trying to earn your way into peace, this devotion points you to grace through faith and the finished work of Christ. Subscribe for more Bible teaching, share this with a friend who needs hope, and leave a review so more listeners can find the show. What part of Genesis 15:6 hits you the hardest right now? Support the show https://www.jacksonfamilyministry.com https://bobslone.com/home/podcast-production/

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  More Than Medicine

  DWDP-Gen 14: 19-24 Abram Gave Him a Tenth of All..

  Sep 2, 202618 min

  Send us Fan Mail Abram comes home from battle with every reason to take the credit and take the money, and then he does something that still confronts us today: he gives a tenth to Melchizedek and refuses to let the king of Sodom claim, “I made Abram rich.” That single scene in Genesis 14:19-24 opens a bigger conversation about tithing, generosity, and Christian stewardship that is less about math and more about who you believe owns heaven and earth. We walk through why Abram’s tithe happens before the law of Moses, why that matters for the “tithing is Old Testament” debate, and how gratitude changes the way we hold what we have. Along the way, we connect giving to the heart of the gospel through John 3:16, because God’s love is expressed through giving, not taking. We also sit with Jesus’ command in Luke 6:38 and the hard-to-believe promise that you cannot outgive God. Then we get practical. We break down the growth pattern that turns generosity into a stable part of discipleship: duty, discipline, desire, and delight. We talk about starting with ten percent, learning to give cheerfully, and asking honest questions about what our spending reveals. The closing challenge is simple and sharp: are you just tipping God? Subscribe, share this with a friend, and leave a review if it helps you rethink giving under grace. Support the show https://www.jacksonfamilyministry.com https://bobslone.com/home/podcast-production/

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