Biblical answers for ordinary Christian life.
That's Truth treats Christian questions as matters for careful biblical reasoning, not quick opinion. Nathan Owens frames the questions, while Dr. David Murphy, Pastor Murphy, or Pastor Jerome Martin works through passages, definitions, and practical consequences.
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That's Truth is a live-style Christian question program from the Caribbean Radio Lighthouse in Antigua. It is built around Scripture, questions, and the steady work of turning a biblical passage into practical counsel. Nathan Owens introduces the questions and keeps the exchange moving. Dr. David Murphy is presented as ready to answer questions, with more than 30 years of counseling and ministry experience in the Caribbean. Pastor Jerome Martin also appears in the recent episodes as a fill-in for Pastor Murphy and pastor of Maranatha Baptist Church. The show is not hurried. A question may begin with a simple concern about baptism, salvation, Calvinism, marriage, or church practice, then widen into a longer explanation of doctrine, human motives, and everyday obedience. Its method is plain. Read the text, define the terms, correct the confusion, and explain what a Christian should do next. The Psalm 22 episodes show the program at its most scriptural, tracing the language of the psalm alongside Gospel passages about Christ's death. The relationship episodes show its counseling side. Infidelity, trust, conflict, family patterns, career pressures, and spiritual leadership are treated as serious matters that require patience and accountability. The program can be gentle. It can also be direct, especially when rejecting ritualism, false teaching, or the idea that a marriage can be repaired by words alone. Its Caribbean setting matters because the questions sound close to local church life rather than abstract debate. Listeners hear references to Antigua, regional radio, WhatsApp questions, and the practical realities of households and congregations. The show returns often to salvation, repentance, assurance, worship, and the sufficiency of Christ. It does not present Christianity as a set of slogans. It presents it as a pattern of belief that must govern choices. That makes the show especially useful for listeners who want biblical teaching with pastoral pressure applied to real situations. It is best approached as a patient classroom, not a fast devotional.
Made for: Listeners who want conservative Christian teaching, pastoral counsel, and Scripture-led answers to questions about doctrine, marriage, church practice, and daily obedience.
What sets it apart: The show combines a Caribbean live-call-in format with long-form biblical reasoning. It moves from biblical explanation to direct practical counsel without losing its classroom steadiness.
That's Truth is a podcast where real-world, Caribbean issues are discussed and answered from a Biblical perspective.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
That's Truth joins live questions, practical counseling, and close biblical interpretation in a firmly scripture-led conversation.
That's Truth turns questions from the studio and its callers into extended biblical counsel. Nathan Owens frames each concern, while Pastor Murphy answers with a direct, scripture-first approach shaped by everyday decisions as much as doctrine.
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A patient, Bible-led case against making diets, holy days, or rituals conditions of Christian salvation.
Christian freedom anchors this measured study of Paul's warning against making religious rules conditions of salvation. Pastor Jerome Martin, filling in for Dr.
A patient, verse-led study of Psalm 22 as prophecy moving through Christ's suffering, deliverance, and praise.
Psalm 22 guides Pastor Jerome Martin's reading of Christ's suffering as he moves between the psalm and John's crucifixion account. The most compelling section compares the divided garments: Martin reads both passages, connects them directly, and places the detail within the…
A live Bible discussion reads Psalm 22 alongside Jesus' words from the cross.
Psalm 22 is read as a prophecy of Christ's death, with Pastor Jerome Martin, filling in for Pastor Murphy, setting its opening cry beside Jesus' words in Matthew 27:46.
Pastoral counsel on why forgiveness can begin healing while trust still needs patient, visible repair.
That's Truth frames broken relationships around a practical pastoral question: what does repair ask of people after trust has been damaged? Nathan Owens reads a listener's account of a church disagreement, then Pastor Murphy moves through forgiveness, accountability, and time.
A calm, biblically framed episode on marriage as committed work rather than the pursuit of a perfect match.
This single-episode review presents marriage advice without the fantasy that the right match makes the work disappear. Dr. David Murphy frames a healthy marriage around commitment, growth, hard work, and mutual service, then keeps the counsel practical: learn how to resolve…
A Caribbean call-in Bible program weighs modern fears against scripture through Pastor Murphy's firm doctrinal answers.
That's Truth frames biblical authority as something tested in real time, not just asserted. Pastor Murphy moves from a question about the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Book of Enoch into economic pressure, Revelation's mark of the beast, the stability of God's word, and women…
A calm, Scripture-centered discussion of baptism, salvation, and Christian marriage.
That's Truth handles questions of salvation by steadily returning them to Scripture, especially when assurance starts to rest on changing feelings.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
Host Nathan Owens and Pastor David Murphy answer listener questions on Caribbean religious issues in a live call-in episode.
Host Nathan Owens and Pastor David Murphy answer listener questions on a live call-in show from Antigua.
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A live call-in radio program discussing support for Israel and the doctrine of salvation from a biblical perspective.
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Pastor Jerome Martin uses Colossians 2 on That's Truth to answer Sabbath, diet, and legalism questions raised by listeners on Caribbean Radio Lighthouse.
["That's Truth opens with Nathan Owens and Pastor Jerome Martin answering whether Christians are supposed to keep Saturday Sabbath, and Martin rejects the labels 'Sunday Christian' and 'Saturday Christian.'", "He grounds the Sabbath discussion in Exodus 20:8-11, Exodus 31:16-17, Colossians 2:16-17, Romans 14:5, Acts 15, Hebrews 4:9-10, and Matthew 11:28.", "The episode then turns to Psalm 22, where Martin reads David's words as prophecy of Jesus Christ's crucifixion, including the cry 'My God, my God,' pierced hands and feet, and soldiers casting lots for garments.", "Later questions address Revelation 1:14, Jesus' name in Matthew 1:21, and whether the first-day-of-the-week shift happened before Constantine, while Martin keeps returning to the resurrection and God's control."]
["Nathan Owens introduces guest Pastor Jerome Martin, who has pastored Maranatha Baptist Church since July 1, 1992 and spent about 15 years at Caribbean Radio Lighthouse in Antigua.", "Martin traces his conversion to the Lighthouse, saying a sickness pushed him beyond religion, Calvin Reed's broadcasts and Sinclair Archibald Sr.'s invitation led him to Maranatha on November 11, 1981, and he trusted Jesus Christ as Savior that Sunday night.", "A caller asks about Jacob, Esau, Matthew 8:11, Obadiah 10-11, and Matthew 7, and Martin argues that church background, baptism, and even pastoral titles do not replace repentance and faith in Jesus Christ.", "The main teaching turns to Psalm 22 as a Calvary Psalm, with Martin saying David wrote about Jesus' crucifixion about 1,000 years early and linking Psalm 22:1 and 22:31 to Matthew 27:46 and John 19:30."]
A live call-in program discussing biblical answers to questions about when Jesus began to exist and interpersonal relationships.
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