Category: Podcasts

Light in the Darkness by Charlotte Thomason

Light in the Darkness is a 25-day devotional for trauma survivors written by Charlotte Thomason. Watch an interview on the inspiration behind the book.

On Elections, Faith, and Parties

Elections and political parties have become a divisive topic in the U.S., even in the church. How should Christians vote, how should we look at parties, and how should we “vote our faith?”

Psalm 23: A Praise for Spiritual Warfare

The 23rd Psalm is familiar  to many.  It is a reminder of God’s faithfulness and evokes beautiful mental imagery. But more than that, this Psalm is a battle cry.  It is a song of warfare.

Can You Find God Without Religion?

Can you find God without religion? Many people are looking for God. Many claim to be able to help you find Him, but do you need religion in order to do so?

Why God Gave Us Dogs

God illustrates His love and plan for us in many ways: through history, through the cosmos, and, yes, through dogs. Sometimes we close ourselves off from everyone around us … but then there are dogs.

On Giving, Blessings, and Obedience

Are Christians still obligated to tithe and support the efforts of the corporate church financially? Thoughts on giving, obedience, a grateful heart, and blessings.

A Review of “Atheist Delusions” by David Bentley Hart

David Bentley Hart has some strong feelings about atheists and the current American culture. A book review of “Atheist Delusions.”

Two Babies and a Funeral

This is a story of two babies and a funeral. If you are in a situation where doctors have said, “there is no hope,” but you have hope still . . . Don’t give up.  Listen to that hope and remember that not only are doctors often wrong, but we have the Great Physician on our side.

Justice and Mercy Meet in Grace: A Review of the Two Powers in Heaven

In this book review on “Two Powers in Heaven” by Alan Segal, we see how even an Orthodox Jewish scholar acknowledges the Second Temple belief of “two powers” or two Yahwehs in heaven.

What Does the Bible Say About That: A Response to Jerry Falwell

Jerry Falwell presents himself as a Christian leader and authority on the basis of who his father was. But does what he has to say truly line up with the Bible? No. A Biblical response to Jerry Falwell.

When Good Intentions Aren’t Enough

At the beginning of each New Year, most of us start with new resolution and good intentions.    It is a time for fresh starts and new beginnings. But sometimes good intentions aren’t enough.

What Does God Mean by That?

When reading the Bible people often ask “What does that mean?” Some things are very clear, such as God’s plan of salvation. But how do we interpret the rest?

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