Sermons and more from Traditores (Traditores.org) and Traditores Radio — the good news about Jesus Christ in audio form.
How do we apply biblical principles around forgiveness when people do something wrong on-line?
What did Jesus mean when He said that 'this generation' was being charged for all the blood of the murdered prophets?
What can we learn from David not being allowed to build the temple? Is it wrong to be in the military?
At Christmas, a popular, beautiful, thoughtful tune asks, "Mary Did You Know?" What about baby Jesus, what did He know? Does it matter?
Were people anticipating Jesus' arrival 2,000 years ago like we anticipate Christmas today?
When you are reunited with someone you love, how do you feel? What do you see as the ultimate reunion.
What is the significance of when the angels told the women at the tomb to remember "that the Son of Man must be delivered into the hands of sinful men and be crucified and on the third day rise"?
Are angels real? If so, what are they, what do they look like, what do they do, and should we worship them?
Trouble is coming. What can Christians learn from the story of Jeremiah and Ebed-melech?
The first sermon of the Strasburg Church of Christ in Strasburg, Colorado. Can Christians "do it alone"?
If you have already blown your New Year's resolutions (or sinned yet again), what should you do?
Traditores Higher Frequency interviews talented country musician and brother in Christ, David Britt.
Using Shayne Leighton's song, "Midnight Man," as a jumping off point, this week we take a look at temptation: how danger it is, how to fight it, and what to do if we fall for it.
A quick introduction to Traditores Higher Frequency, Alan Fahrner, and the two solas that form the foundation Traditores Higher Frequency will be built upon.
Great...you agree that given the options, lunatic, liar, or Lord, Jesus is Lord. But, what does it mean to call the Son of God "Lord, Lord"?
Today's sermon tackles two sticky subjects: should Christian wives 'submit' to their husbands and does the Bible condone slavery?
Each chapter of Colossians has a verse that tells how we ought (or ought not) to walk. Here's a look at what we can learn from those verses (and others).
What kind of spiritual clothing should a Christian "put on?" A look at this in reference to Colossians 3:12-17.
What does the Lord require of you to be saved...and to continue to be saved? Is it simple?
An analogy for Christian conversion and growth developed from a six year old trying to ride a bicycle without training wheels.
Can you imagine being Jesus' mother, pondering what He said and did? A look at Mary and Jesus' interactions, and what it means for you.
Have any men or women been worthy of God's praises? The answer to that question and the key to earning a compliment from the Most High.
Are you a murderer? This sermon will try to answer that question (and you may be surprised at the answer)...
Should we be like the third and fourth century desert monk Antony or the present-day photographers Elaine and Jonathan Huguenin?
Do you, like Ray Charles, feel if it wasn't for bad luck you'd have no luck at all? Here are 5 reasons Christians suffer...and it's good news!
If you knew you were preaching your very last sermon, what would you say to your flock?
How should we treat brothers and sisters in Christ who believe and/or teach false doctrines? For that matter, who are our brothers?
Does it seem that no matter how much you behave, those who misbehave do better than you? Is that the way it is always going to be?
Was the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School the judgment of God on America? Does God ever work like that since the cross?
What can we learn about behavior in church from the experiences of Isaiah, John, Uzzah, and Lindsey Stone?
Do you feel like the Lord have forsaken you and the world? You are not alone. Why doesn't God at least protect the children?
After seeing what went wrong and what was tried (and failed), what finally worked when it came to reconciling man and God?
Part 1 of looking at the question, 'When you face God, what will the face of God be like?'
Part 2 of looking at the question, 'When you face God, what will the face of God be like?'
Alan says goodbye to the Antrim Church of Christ, looking to the Bible and some past sermons for advice for his congregation.
Just what kind of debt do all humans have, and what does it mean to say that Jesus has paid it for the saved?
Everybody loves a mystery...in this sermon Alan reveals the answer to the greatest mystery ever as he looks at Colossians 1:24-2:5.
The ultimate case of the invisible materializing along with a discussion of what it means that Jesus is the firstborn of all creation.
You hear the news of a new church or a new convert. How should you react? What advice should you give?
An introduction to a series of the same name on Colossians (also touching on Colossians 1:1-2).
2012 inspired Alan to only have one resolution...to give up. Sound weird? Listen to this rerecorded version of Alan's first sermon for 2012 to find out why. (2012 started with Alan' forgetting to press "record" :-))
The last sermon in Alan's VISION series uses an atom as a metaphor to discuss how Jesus is the nucleus of the universal church, and the Antrim Church of Christ.