Live your truth. Follow your heart. You only have one life to live. God just wants you to be happy. Love is love. These cultural statements flood our news feeds and sound so positive, but are they true? In order... Continue Reading →
"The deep longing of the human heart is for a story that is both true and satisfying." But how can we know which story is true? Does the religious or non-religious story better line up with reality? Dr. Paul Goul... Continue Reading →
I'm so excited to announce our first-ever donor matching challenge! I see ministries do these all the time but never expected to do it myself. That was until I received an unexpected message from a generous donor. They want to... Continue Reading →
Have you struggled to have a consistent and productive devotional time? Have you found it difficult to study the Bible and live like Jesus? My guest, Sean Arviso, joins the show to look at his book, "Challenge Through the Book... Continue Reading →
It's shocking how the narrative of human history has changed. Students are being taught that religion (Christianity) is the cause of the world's problems. The truth may surprise you! Dr. Jeff Myers joins me to discuss how Jesus followers have,... Continue Reading →
What does Scripture say about engaging those who do not share my faith? How do I participate in difficult conversations? How do I actually interact with someone whose ideas are different from mine? Cultural Intelligence uses Scripture and the example... Continue Reading →
What does it look like for Christians to stand up to the most heated topics of today in a just and loving manner? This conversation will help you think well about the many moral issues facing this generation and offer... Continue Reading →
This conversation will get you ready to present the case for Christianity with confidence and grace. You'll be better equipped to navigate those tricky conversations as you delineate biblical teachings from Mormon doctrine. Join us and Think Well about some... Continue Reading →
Christians are often told that they shouldn’t try to legislate morality and that they should keep religious values out of public policy. Sometimes it is phrased, “Christians shouldn’t force their values on others.” Just how true are these sentiments?
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