Trinity Foundation Radio

Join host Steve Matthews as he interviews Stuart Quint of Berean Beacon about his article "Pope Francis Has a Gay Problem."

Join Trinity Foundation Radio host Steve Matthews as he interviews Timothy F. Kauffman concerning his Trinity Review "Julius and the Roman Prerogative," exposing Rome's deceptions of history, especially the false quip by John Henry Cardinal Newman that "To be deep in history is to cease to be Protestant."

Trinity Foundation Radio host Steve Matthews interviews John Hooper about his Trinity Review article: "Peter Enns, The Bible, and Its Humanity."

Please join Trinity Foundation Radio host Steve Matthews as he interviews Douglas J. Douma about his new book "The Grand Old Doc: Articles on the Thought of Gordon H. Clark."

Join Trinity Foundation Radio host Steve Matthews for his Reformation Day 2023 live stream message: "Antichrist's Illegal Alien Assault on America."

Timothy F. Kauffman presents the first message of the 2023 Reformation Day Livestream: "The Word of God Is Not Bound" (2 Timothy 2:9). Rome takes the attributes of God's Word and strips them from Scripture and applies them to herself, but God's Word is Truth and is not bound to Rome's pretensions.

Please join host Steve Matthews as he interviews Timothy F. Kauffman about his Trinity Review "Of Broken Hearts and Broken Shackles."

Please join host Steve Matthews as he interviews Dr. Michael Yang about his book Reconsidering Ayn Rand.

Join Trinity Foundation Radio host Steve Matthews for his Reformation Day 2022 presentation of "Your Land, Strangers Devour It in Your Presence: Immigration and the Unbiblical Economics and Politics of Rome."

Trinity Foundation Radio, Episode 20 is now available to listen to or download. Please join Foundation President Thomas Juodaitis as he presents his 505th Anniversary of the Protestant Reformation address "The Need to Return to the Reformation, Part 2."

Join Foundation president, Tom Juodaitis as he presents his Reformation weekend presentation "The Need to Return to the Reformation, Part 1."

Please join host Steve Matthews as he interviews Tom Juodaitis, President of The Trinity Foundation about the latest book published - Thinking Biblically: A Challenge to Christians by the late Dr. John W. Robbins, and edited by Tom.

On this episode of Trinity Foundation Radio, Host Steve Matthews interviews Stuart Quint from Berean Beacon on the topic of "Reformed Leaders Hypnotized by Catholic Teachings of Thomas Aquinas."

Join host Steve Matthews as he interviews Timothy F. Kauffman on the Apparitions of Mary. Mr. Kauffman, a former devotee to Mary and the apparitions was later converted to Biblical Christianity and wrote "Quite Contrary: A Biblical Reconsideration of the Apparitions of Mary." Mr. Kauffman discusses the anti-Christian, even demonic origin of these apparitions.

Please join host Steve Matthews as he interviews Greg Bentley and Stuart Quint of Berean Beacon, as they discuss the Jesuits and the current pandemic.

Join host Steve Matthews as he interviews Elder Lasserre Bradley Jr. of Cincinnati Primitive Baptist Church. Elder Bradley may be heard on The Baptist Bible Hour on many Christian radio stations or at the Baptist Bible Hour website: www.baptistbiblehour.org.

Listen to Timothy F. Kauffman's message, "The Sands of Rome" from the Reformation Day Live stream for the 504th anniversary of the beginning of the Protestant Reformation. Slightly edited from the original, which can be viewed of The Trinity Foundation YouTube channel.

Join host Steve Matthews as he interviews Dr. Wilbur N. Pickering about his work on the original source texts of the New Testament. God has preserved his word down through the ages intact, and Dr. Pickering has collated Family 35 manuscripts which are the authentic original source texts for the New Testament. You don't want to miss this broadcast of Trinity Foundation Radio.

Join host Steve Matthews for Part 2 of his interview with Timothy F. Kauffman about his article "Recovering Irenaeus."

Please join host Steve Matthews as he interviews Timothy F. Kauffman about his Trinity Review, "Recovering Irenaeus." This is part 1, and part 2 will be posted in a few weeks.