His People interviews by Pilgrim Radio: Recent Episodes
His People interviews by Pilgrim Radio
In today’s conversation, Stephanie Smith, director of the Twilight Hope Ministry and the Special Needs Ministry at Calvary Chapel in Boise, shares how Christians can bring hope, purpose, and the love of Christ to some of the most overlooked members of our communities. From ministering to seniors in care facilities and supporting those facing loneliness, isolation, and end-of-life questions, to helping individuals with special needs grow in faith and find their place in the church, Smith offers practical insights and powerful stories of lives transformed through compassion, friendship, and the gospel. Whether you’re passionate about elder care, disability ministry, Christian service, or building a more welcoming church, this interview will challenge and equip you to see ministry opportunities where others often fail to look.
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Today’s encouraging and deeply practical conversation with author Aimee Joseph explores why so many of us feel exhausted, anxious, and spiritually restless despite living in an age obsessed with self-care and productivity. Drawing from Scripture, church history, and everyday experience, Joseph explains how our pursuit of control, pleasure, and self-righteousness or self-sufficiency often keeps us from the peace we crave, and why true rest is found not in better life hacks but in repentance, dependence on God, and the finished work of Christ. From Sabbath rhythms and spiritual formation to overcoming burnout and finding lasting peace, this insightful episode offers biblical wisdom for anyone longing to rest deeply in a culture that never slows down.
Featured work: Made to Rest: True Peace in a World That Never Stops
Connect with Aimee Joseph at AimeeJoseph.blog or on Instagram.
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His People – 08/07/2026 – Clinton Manley | on developing character through disciplined thinking.
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Today, Spencer Dalke discusses with Jac Marino Chen her remarkable journey from New Age spirituality, occult practices, astrology, tarot, and ritual magic to faith in Jesus Christ. Drawing from her personal story, Chen explains how ideas like manifestation, the law of attraction, crystal healing, and spiritual awakening can deceive people into darkness, while highlighting the life-changing power of Scripture, the Gospel, and biblical truth. If you’ve ever wondered about the rise of New Age beliefs, the spiritual realities behind the occult, or how Christians can lovingly engage those searching for meaning, this compelling conversation offers insight, hope, and practical wisdom for navigating today’s spiritual landscape.
- What is New Age spirituality?
- Chen’s story finding and exiting the New Age movement.
- Following Christ from darkness into freedom and grace.
“They used Bible verses in rituals. I thought, ‘I’m really getting to know God.’ That’s why I say this all the time: It’s so important to read the Bible for yourself and to be biblically literate.”
“I started ravenously reading [Scripture] from Genesis to Revelation. In New Age [spirituality], it’s this endless quest for knowledge. I’m a seeker but never arriving. But in Christ, all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge are hidden.”
Featured work: Ensnared: Overcoming the Darkness of the New Age and Occult with the Light of God’s Truth
Connect with Jac Marino Chen at JacMarino.com and on YouTube, Instagram, and more.
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Hannah Brencher is a writer, believer, wife and mom on a continual quest to be more present in life. She loves writing books and teaching individuals via online classes how to be more intentional in their daily lives through the power of healthy habits and strategic routines.
Today Hannah speaks on cultivating a life of presence in a digitally connected world.
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In today’s interview, Spencer Dalke and Obbie Tyler Todd explore the enduring influence of Jonathan Edwards’ Religious Affections, a classic work that has shaped American Christianity and theology for nearly three centuries. Drawing on church history and Edwards’s profound insights into love, desire, and the will, Todd explains why our heart’s deepest affections drive everything we do and how genuine faith is revealed through a transformed heart that treasures God above all else. Whether you’re interested in Jonathan Edwards, Christian discipleship, the Holy Spirit’s work in believers, or the relationship between emotions, worship, and spiritual growth, this episode offers rich biblical wisdom and practical guidance for examining your faith and cultivating a deeper love for Christ.
“We should not conceive of the heart as if there is some kind of neutrality when we reach or approach certain things. The human heart is not neutral. The human heart is not static. … We love things and we hate things.”
“We’re always inclined to be saved because we want to save ourselves. But are you inclined toward God? Do you desire him above all things? This is the essence of religious affections.”
Featured work: “‘Religious Affections’: Textbook of the American Soul”
Connect with Obbie Tyler Todd at ObbieTylerTodd.com.
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In this timely conversation, Spencer Dalke and policy analyst Zach Mettler explore one of the most debated questions in American history: Was the United States founded as a Christian nation? Drawing on the Declaration of Independence, the First Great Awakening, the influence of the Bible on the Founding Fathers, and the nation’s earliest settlers, Mettler examines how Christian beliefs helped shape America’s understanding of human rights, religious liberty, limited government, and civic responsibility. From the meaning of the separation of church and state to today’s challenges surrounding faith, free speech, and religious freedom, this thought-provoking interview offers historical insight and practical wisdom for Christians seeking to engage culture, understand America’s religious heritage, and navigate the future of faith in public life.
Connect with Zach Mettler at The Daily Citizen and on Instagram, Facebook, and X.
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His People – 07/31/2026 – David Zahl | on pickleball and the theology of play.
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His People – 07/30/2026 – Ken Samples | on 5 foundational New Testament terms every Christian should know.
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In today’s interview, Spencer Dalke sits down with Chuck Coker to explore the fascinating intersection of neuroscience and spiritual growth. Drawing from hundreds of research studies and decades of personal investigation, Coker argues that the human brain is designed to flourish most fully when living faith becomes an active part of a person’s life. The conversation examines how trust, discipleship, community, and spiritual practices shape the brain, while also exploring concepts such as emotional intelligence, spiritual maturity, and the transformative role of the Holy Spirit. Coker explains how biblical principles of mentorship, accountability, and fellowship align with modern research on human development, and why isolation, anxiety, and unhealthy habits can hinder both emotional and spiritual growth. Ultimately, the discussion offers an encouraging vision of discipleship as a lifelong process of becoming more Christlike, as God uses relationships, faith, and intentional spiritual formation to transform both the heart and mind.
Featured work: A God-Shaped Mind: The Neuroscientific Path to Spiritual Maturity
Connect with Chuck Coker at ChuckCoker.com or CWCoker@LifeThrive.com.
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In today’s interview, Spencer Dalke talks with Charissa Garcia, editorial assistant at WORLD Digital, about the challenges facing Christian singles in today’s “dating recession” and the often-overlooked role the church can play in helping people pursue marriage and meaningful relationships. Drawing from her own experiences and conversations with other young adults, Garcia explores how social media, risk aversion, unrealistic expectations, and shifting cultural norms have made dating more difficult for many Christians. She argues that while there is no shortage of potential spouses, many young adults lack practical guidance on navigating relationships, taking healthy risks, and building connections within the church. The conversation also highlights the important role older believers can play by mentoring, encouraging, and creating opportunities for fellowship, while challenging singles to engage more intentionally in the life of the church. Ultimately, Garcia offers a hopeful vision of intergenerational community, where wisdom, friendship, and mutual care help believers flourish whether they are single, dating, married, or discerning God’s calling for the future.
Featured work: “Singles in the Church need help”
Connect with Charissa Garcia on LinkedIn and Instagram.
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In today’s interview, Spencer Dalke and Doug Groothuis explore how Christians can respond to today’s most influential cultural ideas with both conviction and compassion. From postmodernism and expressive individualism to social media’s impact on truth, identity, and public discourse, Groothuis challenges listeners to “outthink the world for Christ” by grounding themselves in Scripture, reason, and a robust Christian worldview. This engaging interview offers practical wisdom for navigating a post-truth age.
Featured work: Taking Back Truth: A Biblical Response to Common Cultural Lies
Connect with Doug Groothuis at DouglasGroothuis.com and on Facebook and X.
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Today on His People, Ken Ham talks about his inspiring story of the founding of the ministry known as Answers in Genesis.
Ken cofounded Answers in Genesis in 1994 with the purpose of upholding the authority of the Bible from the very first verse and sharing the gospel beginning in Genesis. In addition, he provides biblical and scientific answers to some of the most difficult questions people ask about the Christian faith.
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In this interview, Spencer Dalke talks with author Michael Parkyn about what it means to live from the reality of the new creation rather than striving to improve the old self. Drawing from decades of personal growth, ministry experience, and spiritual reflection, Parkyn shares how a season of frustration and prayer led him to discover five foundational principles that shape a healthy, fruitful Christian life: wellness within, highest assurance, one focus, liberated influence, and elevated purpose. The conversation explores themes of abiding in Christ, spiritual union with God, assurance of salvation, everyday kingdom influence, and the importance of engaging actively with the life of the Spirit. Along the way, Parkyn challenges listeners to move beyond a performance-based view of Christianity and embrace the finished work of Christ, learning to live from the fullness of what God has already accomplished in the new birth. Ultimately, this episode offers a hopeful vision of discipleship rooted not in striving, but in abiding—bearing fruit as believers learn to thrive in their identity in Christ.
“Any time we engage with Jesus—whatever that looks like—we are going to manifest love, joy, peace, patience. The idea is that it’s the character of the Lord that comes out.”
Featured work: From the Fig Tree to the Vine: Learn to Thrive in the New Creation: A Disciple’s Guide to Bearing Much Fruit
Connect with Michael Parkyn on Youtube and at WHOLE.global.
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Dr. Plummer is Chair of the Department of New Testament and Collin and Evelyn Aikman Professor of Biblical Studies. He has served in missionary assignments of varying length in China, Israel, Trinidad, Ghana, Malaysia, Cuba, and Turkey. Plummer founded and hosts the screencast, The Daily Dose of Greek. He is married to Chandi and they have three children. He is a member of Springdale Community Church in Louisville, Kentucky.
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In this interview, Spencer Dalke talks with pastor Richard Kannwischer about fatherhood, masculinity, and the importance of understanding God as our Father. Drawing from both Scripture and his own experience as a parent, Kannwischer reflects on how earthly fathers are called to model God’s care, courage, grace, and presence in the lives of their children. The conversation explores the challenges facing families today, including social media, anxiety, the decline of fatherhood, and confusion surrounding masculinity, while emphasizing the need for fathers to move from passivity to active engagement. Kannwischer also discusses how parents can cultivate grace-filled homes that balance truth and love, establish healthy boundaries, and anchor their children’s identity in Christ rather than performance. This episode points listeners back to the heart of Christian parenting: abiding in God, depending on His strength, and helping the next generation discover the security, freedom, and flourishing that come from knowing the Father.
Connect with Richard Kannwischer on Facebook, Instagram, and at RichardKannwischer.com.
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In this interview, Spencer Dalke talks with minister David McKay about the importance of regularly examining our spiritual health. Drawing on themes from his pastoral ministry and a sermon series developed after the COVID lockdowns, McKay explains how Christians can assess their growth without falling into unhealthy introspection or discouragement. The conversation explores key marks of spiritual vitality, including love for Christ, feeding on Scripture, prayer, worship, fellowship, repentance, and perseverance through trials. McKay emphasizes that self-examination must always lead believers back to Christ, whose grace is sufficient for every weakness and failure. He also offers encouragement for those enduring long-term suffering, reminding listeners that God uses even difficult seasons to deepen faith, cultivate humility, and conform His people to the likeness of Jesus. Ultimately, this episode is a call to pursue spiritual health through the ordinary means of grace while resting in the hope and strength that Christ alone provides.
Featured work: A Spiritual Checkup for a Healthy Life with Christ
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Today on His People, Sean Kollar speaks with Dr. Steve Gardner on the past, present, and future of the chosen land of Israel. Steve discusses what the bible says about who the land belongs to, and its connection to future prophecy.
For more on this subject, follow Steve’s teaching series in Ezekiel on Youtube.
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In this interview, Spencer Dalke talks with sociologist Katie Gaddini about the influential role Christian women play in shaping America’s conservative movement. Drawing on nearly a decade of research, Gaddini explores the diverse groups of women—from mothers and college students to social media influencers and political leaders—who have become increasingly active in conservative politics. The conversation examines how events such as the COVID-19 pandemic, debates over education and parental rights, concerns about immigration, and broader cultural shifts have mobilized many Christian women into public engagement. Gaddini also discusses the growing influence of social media, the rise of the MAGA movement, and how many women understand their political involvement through deeply held religious convictions and biblical narratives. Ultimately, the episode offers a nuanced look at the intersection of faith, culture, and politics, helping listeners better understand one of the most significant—and often overlooked—forces shaping contemporary American conservatism.
Featured work: Esther’s Army: The Christian Women Who Power the American Right
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In this interview, Spencer Dalke talks with writer and editor Kelsi Klembara about the rise of “looksmaxxing” and what it reveals about identity in a digital age. Klembara explains how extreme self-optimization, fueled by social media, reflects a deeper pursuit of status, control, and validation that often leaves people fragmented and searching for meaning. She contrasts this with the steady, hope-filled perspective of Ben Sasse, whose response to terminal illness points to a different foundation for identity—one rooted not in achievement, but in faith. Drawing on the “theology of the cross,” Klembara highlights the tension between striving for self-made glory and receiving identity as a gift from God. The conversation touches on loneliness, the pressure of online performance, and the human desire for approval beneath it all. Ultimately, Klembara encourages a response marked by humility and the deeper hope that Christ speaks into the cracks of self-sufficiency.
- The origins and ideas behind looksmaxxing.
- Comparing the theologies of Clavicular and Ben Sasse.
- Finding paradoxical glory in the humility of Christ and the Cross.
Featured work: “Looksmaxxing, Ben Sasse, and the Theology of the Cross”
Connect with Kelsi Klembara on Instagram, Substack, and YouTube.
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In this interview, Spencer Dalke talks with senior editor Brett McCracken of The Gospel Coalition about what sleep reveals about God, humanity, and the gospel. Brett McCracken explores why God intentionally designed humans to spend a third of their lives sleeping, arguing that our need for rest highlights our limits and invites us to trust in God’s sovereignty. The conversation moves beyond practical advice to a deeper theological reflection, showing how sleep functions as a daily act of surrender, a reminder of our mortality, and even a rehearsal of death and resurrection. Brett McCracken also discusses the connection between sleep and discipleship—how rest helps us love others well, steward our bodies, and resist a culture of constant productivity. From the science of sleep to the spiritual significance of dreams, the episode offers a rich vision of rest as both a gift of grace and a pathway to worship, encouraging listeners to embrace their need for rest as part of God’s good design.
“The Keeper of your life doesn’t sleep, so you can rest easy in the sovereignty of God.”
“[Life] doesn’t hinge on me always being productive. God is the one who ultimately accomplishes his mission, and it doesn’t depend on me, so I can sleep.”
Featured work: The Wisdom of Sleep: How Rest Reveals God’s Truth and Revives Weary Souls
Connect with Brett McCracken at BrettMcCracken.com and TheGospelCoalition.org.
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His People – 07/10/2026 – Kelly Kapic | on how inefficiency promotes human flourishing.
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His People – 07/09/2026 – Rebecca Corwin | on God’s revelation through food.
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His People – 07/08/2026 – Dinah Dye | on God as warrior in the Book of Exodus.
- Chaos and order in creation.
- The Old Testament as the foundation of the New Testament.
- God as a “Divine Warrior.”
Featured work: The Greatest Exodus: A Divine Warrior Tradition
Connect with Dinah Dye on Substack and Facebook.
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His People – 07/07/2026 – Eric Scalise | on the use of AI in mental health ministry.
- The vision of AI use in mental health ministry.
- Does AI exacerbate poor mental health in a faith context?
- The importance of physical relationships in counseling.
Connect with Eric Scalise on Facebook, Instagram, X, and at HopeForTheHeart.org.
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His People – 07/06/2026 – David & Alicia Lloyd | on the martyrdom of their son in Haiti.
Featured work: Strong to the End: The Simple Service and Sudden Sacrifice of the Martyrs in Haiti
Connect with David and Alicia Lloyd on Facebook and MissionsInHaiti.com.
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His People – 07/03/2026 – Steve Cuss | on church hurt and how to recover.
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His People – 07/02/2026 – David Mathis | on honoring God with our bodies through exercise.
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His People – 07/01/2026 – Dustin Crowe | on spiritual growth in seasons of wilderness.
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His People – 06/30/2026 – Karolyne Roberts | on striving less and living more with God as your guide.
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His People – 06/29/2026 – Max McLean | on the place for Christians in the performing arts.
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In this interview, Spencer Dalke sits down with Brian Zahnd to recover a deeper, richer vision of heaven in Christian thought. Zahnd argues that modern culture—and even much of the church—has drifted into a kind of default materialism, reducing reality to what can be seen and measured, while neglecting the unseen spiritual dimension that Scripture assumes as central. He reframes heaven not as a distant place but as a present, sustaining reality, inviting believers to see their lives as pilgrimages toward life in the presence God. The conversation also explores how this renewed vision reshapes the mission of the church—not to control or “fix” the world through power, but to faithfully embody a foretaste of God’s kingdom here and now. Ultimately, Zahnd offers a compelling call to rediscover transcendence, live with eternity in view, and find hope in the promise that what is unseen is more enduring than anything we experience in this present world.
- The greater reality of heaven.
- Heaven as a dimension “right here.”
- Living in light of heaven as Christians in the world.
“Christianity without transcendence degenerates into politics.”
“[Heaven] doesn’t mean that we don’t think that this life matters. It doesn’t mean that we don’t care about issues of justice. In fact, rightly understood, heaven actually provides the template of how we should begin to live into the reality of justice here and now.”
“It’s Christ who is the Savior of the world. The task of the church is much more modest. It’s simply to be that part of the world already transformed by Christ, so that, in its best form, the church becomes a colony of heaven on earth.”
Featured work: Unseen Existences: Of Heaven, Earth, and the Divine Mystery in All Things
Connect with Brian Zahnd on Instagram, Facebook, and Substack.
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In this interview, Spencer Dalke speaks with Scott Yates about his deeply personal journey caring for his wife through Alzheimer’s and the ways God sustained him through years of hardship. Yates reflects on the emotional, physical, and spiritual challenges of caregiving, sharing how moments of peace, unexpected provision, and even suffering became opportunities to experience God’s presence and grace. He describes how leaning into Scripture, prayer, and community helped him navigate uncertainty, while a powerful moment with his wife near the end of her life reaffirmed the hope found in Christ. Ultimately, the conversation offers encouragement to anyone facing trials, emphasizing that while God may not remove suffering, He faithfully walks with us through it—shaping our faith, revealing His strength, and offering peace that endures even in life’s most difficult storms.
Featured work: Everything Is Going to Be All Right: A Faith Journey Through Alzheimer’s
Connect with Scott Yates on Substack and at JScottYates.com.
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J. Alasdair Groves (MDiv, Westminster Theological Seminary) formerly served as the executive director for the New England branch of the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation (CCEF). He is the host of the podcast Where Life and Scripture Meet and the coauthor of Untangling Emotions.
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In this interview, Spencer Dalke sits down with Pedro Garcia to explore his journey from atheism to faith and what it means to navigate doubt honestly. Pedro Garcia shares how his conversion was shaped not only by intellectual questions, but by encounteringChristians who listened well and lived out their faith with authenticity—ultimately leading him to the teachings of Jesus and the Sermon on the Mount. The conversation digs into the roots of deconstruction, suggesting that many people leave the church not because of Jesus himself but because of hurt, misunderstanding, or what Garcia calls “intellectual shielding” that protects deeper emotional wounds. Rather than reducing faith to arguments, Garcia emphasizes the importance of compassion, humility, and truly listening to people’s stories, meeting them as individuals rather than debates to be won. Ultimately, the episode encourages both doubters and believers to “doubt toward Jesus,” approaching questions with honesty while rediscovering Christ as the center of truth, healing, and genuine relationship.
- Humility in conversations with individuals deconstructing their faith.
- Doubting well “toward Jesus.”
Featured work: For Those Who Doubt: Is It Because of Jesus? Conversations For Those Deconstructing Their Faith
Connect with Pedro Garcia on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and at IsItBecauseOfJesus.com.
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In this interview, Spencer Dalke talks with filmmaker Rick Altizer about his documentary, He Calls Me Daughter, and the deep spiritual impact of what he calls the “father wound.” Building on his earlier work with the Kendrick Brothers, Altizer shares how God led him to create a film specifically for women struggling to connect emotionally with God due to broken or absent relationships with their earthly fathers. The conversation explores how these wounds often shape identity, self-worth, and even one’s ability to trust God, as many unknowingly project their experiences with earthly fathers onto their view of a heavenly one. Altizer emphasizes that the gospel offers healing by restoring identity as beloved sons and daughters, not based on performance but on Christ’s finished work. He also challenges fathers to model humility, repentance, and love while pointing their children to the perfect Father, highlighting that even painful circumstances and closed doors can become instruments of God’s guidance and grace.
“We project onto our Father God traits of our earthly dad. If my father lied to me constantly, I will project that onto God and it’ll be difficult for me to trust God.”
“Try to wrap your head around that. Your perfect heavenly Father has the same love for you that he has for his son, Jesus.”
“What I would say to men is there’s one perfect Father. There’s only one, and you’re not him. Our job is to lead our sons and daughters to the perfect Father. That’s our job.”
Featured work: He Calls Me Daughter
Connect with Rick Altizer at HeCallsMeDaughter.org or Facebook.
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In this interview, Spencer Dalke speaks with Diane Ferraro, CEO of Save the Storks, about the shifting landscape of the pro-life movement and how churches can better support women facing unplanned pregnancies. Ferraro shares how Save the Storks has expanded its network of mobile medical clinics—bringing ultrasounds and compassionate care directly to women at pivotal moments—and how these encounters often lead mothers to choose life after seeing and hearing their baby. Drawing from her own personal story of adoption, she highlights the growing challenges posed by the rise of abortion pills and the isolation many women experience when making these decisions. The conversation emphasizes the urgent need for churches to move beyond silence or stigma and become places of grace, healing, and practical support—offering resources, community, and truth rooted in the Gospel. Ultimately, Ferraro calls listeners to prayer, compassion, and action, encouraging believers to step in with love and tangible care for both mothers and children in a culture shaped by competing voices and pressures.
- About the Save the Storks ministry.
- What the abortion landscape looks like today.
- Combating false pro-abortion messaging.
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In today’s interview, Sean Kollar interviews Gaya Mor about her transformation through identity issues, new age spirituality, to encountering Jesus. Gaya is a Jewish believer in Jesus Christ, musician, and passionate speaker on identity issues and freedom in Christ.
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In this interview, Spencer Dalke sits down with theologian Kyle Strobel to explore the often confusing experience of spiritual dryness and seasons when God feels absent. Drawing from his own story and the wisdom of the Puritans and figures like Jonathan Edwards, Strobel explains how these periods—often described as “spiritual desertion”—are not signs of failure or abandonment, but part of God’s work in deepening faith, exposing hidden sin, and teaching humility. He challenges the common assumption that spiritual maturity is measured by emotional highs, instead pointing listeners toward a life of steady faith, honest prayer, and dependence on God even when feelings fade. The conversation offers a pastoral vision of spiritual formation that centers on abiding in Christ in weakness, learning to bring one’s true self before God, and discovering that even in the desert, God is at work drawing believers into deeper love and trust.
- God’s consolation—and desolation! —as gifts to us.
- Responding humbly to God’s gifts.
- How to carry on in seasons of God’s desolation.
“At a certain point, the Lord leads us into the desert to show us what’s in our hearts. If you think all spiritual formation is you doing spiritual practices, that’s going to reveal that you’re trying to live the Christian life in your own strength.”
“In all of these different experiences, the answer is the same: Draw near to Jesus. It’s never trying to get somewhere; it’s always saying, ‘If this is where you have me, Lord, I am yours here.’”
Featured work: When God Seems Distant: Surprising Ways God Deepens Our Faith and Draws Us Near
Connect with Kyle Strobel on Substack.
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In this interview, Spencer Dalke talks with Dave Boden about the unique challenges and opportunities facing Generation Alpha, particularly around anxiety and the rapid rise of artificial intelligence. Drawing from decades of working with young people, Boden explains how Gen Alpha is shaped by a hyper-connected, digital-first world, where constant exposure to information, social pressure, and technology contributes to rising anxiety and identity struggles. The conversation explores how AI is reshaping not only how kids learn and create, but also how they form relationships and seek guidance—often turning to technology before people. Boden emphasizes the need for parents and mentors to respond with compassion rather than judgment, modeling healthy habits while actively engaging their kids in meaningful conversations about identity, purpose, and truth. Ultimately, he highlights the hope of the gospel as a grounding framework for this generation, encouraging families to help young people anchor their identity in Christ and navigate a complex world with wisdom, resilience, and authentic human connection.
- Who is Gen Alpha?
- Sources of anxiety for the generation.
- How artificial intelligence contributes to generational upheaval.
- Parenting Gen Alpha for Gospel roots and fuller humanity.
“One of the ways we [train children in the Lord] is to contextualize around Jesus being very relevant for their lives where they’re at. Jesus is the Prince of Peace. It’s around what they say to themselves and the way they speak [about] themselves.”
Featured work: Raising Gen Alpha: Helping Kids Navigate Everything from Anxiety to AI
Connect with Dave Boden at DaveBoden.uk.
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In this interview, Spencer Dalke talks with John West about the foundational ideas behind the American identity and the ongoing debate over the nation’s moral and philosophical roots. West explains that the United States is uniquely grounded in a shared creed—articulated in the Declaration of Independence—that draws deeply from a biblical worldview, particularly the belief in human equality, natural rights, and a moral law rooted in both Scripture and human conscience. The conversation explores how these ideas shaped early views of liberty, governance, and human dignity, and how they were historically connected to both theology and the rise of modern science. West also traces how these principles have been challenged over time, especially through movements like social Darwinism and the Progressive Era, which redefined equality and authority in ways that departed from the founding vision. Ultimately, this episode invites listeners to reflect on whether America will continue to uphold its original creedal beliefs or move toward a fundamentally different understanding of human nature, rights, and the role of government.
Featured work: Endowed By Our Creator: The Bible, Science, and the Battle for America’s Soul
Connect with John West at Discovery.org.
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His People – 06/12/2026 – Caleb Campbell | on his journey from neo-nazi to Christian pastor.
In this interview, Spencer Dalke talks with theologian and author Gerald Sittser about the rich history of Christian spirituality and what it means to live out faith in everyday life. Sittser describes spirituality as the lived expression of the Gospel, rooted in grace but practiced through disciplines like prayer, Scripture, and faithful obedience. Reflecting on voices from across church history, from early martyrs to desert monks, he highlights the importance of rhythms, resilience, and learning from past traditions that challenge modern assumptions. The conversation ultimately points listeners toward cultivating perseverance and faithfulness in a shifting cultural moment, emphasizing that true success in the Christian life is not power or influence, but steady devotion to Christ—even in weakness, struggle, or apparent failure.
- Reviewing historical expressions of spirituality in the church.
- Spiritual growth in wilderness, barrenness.
- How to pursue faithfulness and fortitude in biblical living today.
“We will never understand Christian spirituality—what it is and what makes it unique—unless we grasp the significance of martyrdom. The early Christians died because they confessed Jesus Christ as Lord. … They believed that Jesus tolerates no rivals. When forced to choose, they chose to follow Jesus, no matter what the price.”
“When Christianity is operating at its best, we’re always going to be a threat … because our ultimate lord is Jesus. It’s not a political party. It’s not a presidential candidate. It’s not an ideology. It’s not a particular system of government. It’s always Jesus the Lord.”
Featured work: Water From a Deep Well: Christian Spirituality from Early Martyrs to Modern Missionaries
Connect with Gerald Sittser on Facebook and at JerrySittser.com.
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His People – 06/10/2026 – J.T. Reeves | on ministry to the inner city through patience and sports.
In this interview, Spencer Dalke talks with senior research associate Lionel Young about how the global church reshapes our understanding of faith, mission, and Christian unity. Young challenges the assumption that Christianity is primarily a Western movement, highlighting instead how the gospel is advancing through diverse cultures worldwide. He explains how engagement with the global church can expose blind spots in Western theology and offer fresh perspectives on issues like community, suffering, politics, and social responsibility while pushing believers back to Scripture for deeper clarity. Young presents the global church as a gift that calls Christians toward humility, partnership, and collaboration, encouraging Western believers to move beyond an American-centered mindset and join with the worldwide body of Christ in a shared mission to bring the Gospel to all nations.
- The historic church as a global community.
- Understanding global church unity vs. secular multiculturalism.
- Applying four gifts of a global church to our church life in America.
“What I’m not saying in this is that engagement with the global church changes our theology. I’m saying it requires us to refine our theology in that we go right back to Scripture for a better understanding of our theology.”
Featured work: “Every Church Needs the Global Church”
Connect with Lionel Young on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Cambridge Center website.
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In this interview, Spencer Dalke talks with executive director Scott Keith about the growing decline of family life in both culture and the church, and why recovering a strong vision of marriage and parenting matters for the future of Christianity. Keith argues that one of the most effective ways to share and sustain the faith is through raising children in the home, where everyday life becomes an opportunity for discipleship. The conversation explores the Reformation idea of vocation, showing how parents are actually the primary means by which God builds children’s faith. Keith also challenges parents to be intentional about teaching their children to value marriage and family, and encourages young adults not to delay these callings in pursuit of perfect readiness. Ultimately, this episode calls listeners to resist cultural pressures and embrace family life as a central, God-given pathway for faith, purpose, and lasting impact.
- How the doctrine of vocation applies to the family.
- Parenting with courage according to the Gospel.
“The Christian family is not a fortress or a fairy tale. It’s a delivery system for the Gospel.”
Featured work: Being Family: Passing Down the Faith through the Generations
Connect with Scott Keith at 1517.org.
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His People – 06/05/2026 – David Wiedis | with practical wisdom to help leaders enhance their spiritual well-being.
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His People – 06/04/2026 – Van Mylar | on Christian colleges standing on formative education.
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His People – 06/03/2026 – Paul Schlehlein | with a Biblical perspective of helping the poor.
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Executive director Dan Brokke of the GO Movement encourages Christians: Sharing your faith doesn’t have to be saturated in deeply-researched apologetics. It’s as simple as sharing your testimony. Today, Spencer Dalke and Dan Brokke discuss what the humbling, encouraging role of the Holy Spirit.
Featured work: GO Movement
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In this interview, Spencer Dalke speaks with David Salas, producer at Revelation Media, about the iBible project—an ambitious effort to create a fully animated, chronological retelling of Scripture for distribution worldwide, especially in regions with limited access to biblical resources. Salas shares how the ministry balances faithfulness to the text with the challenge of producing hundreds of episodes, and how the ministry uses emerging AI tools to accelerate production without replacing human creativity or compromising faithfulness to Scripture. The conversation explores both the opportunities and ethical tensions surrounding AI, emphasizing a thoughtful approach to technology. Ultimately, Salas points listeners beyond efficiency and innovation, arguing that the true value of any tool lies in whether it draws people closer to God and serves His purposes, reminding believers that faithfulness in everyday obedience matters far more than speed, scale, or spectacle.
- How AI can be a friend to ministry, not a foe.
- Using new technologies for the glory of God.
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Divorce rates have been on the rise for years, wreaking havoc on the family. And on the Christian faith, says author JP De Gance. His ministry, Communio, works with local churches to bring healing to marriages, and in Jacksonville, Flo., divorce decreased by 24%. Today on His People: Spencer Dalke and JP De Gance discuss strategies to save marriages, as a cornerstone of church ministry.
- Communio’s
- Threats against healthy family life.
- Relationship health as the cornerstone
Featured work: Communio.org
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His People – 05/28/2026 – Sam Eaton | on pursuing God’s gift of life with reckless delight
Many people understand how vulnerable the young adult population is to bouts of depression, even thoughts of suicide. Sam Eaton says the church may not be effectively equipped to address the physical causes of depression. Today, Spencer Dalke and Sam Eaton discuss daily affirmations and encouragements to pursue “reckless life,” savoring the experiences to which God calls us.
- Causes of depression and dread today.
- How the church can better understand mental health.
- How to talk back to yourself for bold living.
Featured work: You Can Do This: Daily Affirmations to Live Recklessly Alive
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His People – 05/27/2026 – Seth Troutt | on the virtues of authentic masculinity
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His People – 05/26/2026 – Hilary Franey | on her Guy Quackenbush novels, examining spiritual warfare among the youth
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Today on His People, Sean Kollar interviews Veteran and Pastor Dr. Jonathan “Spike” Bowan as he shares his testimony and speaks on finding Jesus in the midst of suffering.
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His People – 05/22/2026 – Fazale Rana | on the ethics of using transhumanist technologies
His People – 05/21/2026 – Titus Kennedy | on archaeological evidence for over 100 Biblical characters
- Archaeological objections to the Bible.
- Interpreting archaeological artifacts.
- Evidence for two (among many) historical biblical figures.
Featured work: Archaeology and the People of the Bible: Exploring the Evidence for the Historical Existence of Bible Characters
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His People – 05/20/2026 – Dave Jenkins | on battling false worldviews with Biblical clarity
In this work of apologetics…
- The roots of prevalent cultural ideas.
- The importance of biblical thinking.
- How the Church can grow in clarity and faithfulness in addressing them.
Featured work: The War of The Worldviews: Truth, Lies, and the Battle for the Christian Mind
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His People – 05/19/2026 – Rebekah and Gabe Lyons | on learning to fight for your spouse rather than against them
His People – 05/18/2026 – Jim Taylor | on ministering to morally-wounded veterans
Featured work: Moral Injury: Arming Pastors to Help Veterans Battle Soul Wounds Caused by Military Service
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Dating isn’t marriage. Despite its clarity and simplicity, Andrew Ballard says we often treat our dating relationships as marriages. Today, Spencer Dalke and Andrew Ballard sit down to discuss how assuming a covenant between boyfriend and girlfriend distracts from God’s call before and after marriage.
- How we confuse dating and marriage.
- Understanding communication differences between men and women.
- Evaluating “purity culture.”
Featured work: “Don’t Mistake Dating For Marriage”
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It’s not uncommon for married couples to cite “irreconcilable differences” as a justification for separation or divorce. Counselor Bob Paul says even Christians aren’t exempt. But what we find grating, God means as a gift for delight and sanctification. Today, Bob Paul joins Spencer Dalke to discuss receiving with gratitude God’s gift of differences.
- Receiving one’s spouse with gratitude.
- Reframing differences as delightful.
Featured work: FocusOnTheFamily.com
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Raising kids in a digitally-saturated culture
- How children are “formed.”
- Equipping parents to battle predatory technology.
- Practicing presence, finding relief through boredom.
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In chapter 8, Mark records Peter’s confession of Jesus as the Christ. Mark describes Jesus’s glorious transfiguration immediately afterward in chapter 9. According to Dan Doriani, that’s intentional. The transfiguration not only affirms Christ, but offers comfort to his soon-to-be persecuted disciples. Today on His People, Spencer Dalke and Dan Doriani discuss this evidence for Jesus’s deity and messiahship.
- Moses and Elijah as unique figures pointing to Christ.
- God’s affirmation of Christ’s deity.
- The destruction of fear by Christ’s promises.
Featured work: “What Jesus’s Transfiguration Says About His Deity and Our Fear”
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Progressive America often believes Christianity and critical theory to be twin worldviews. Professor of theology Brad Green, however, says not so. Today, on His People, Spencer Dalke and Brad Green discuss the foundational worldview differences between critical theory and biblical Christianity.
The origins of “critical theory.”
Christianity and critical theory on sin and redemption.
Critical theory’s foothold in American institutions.
Featured work: What Is Critical Theory? A Concise Christian Analysis
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Is artificial intelligence a juggernaut? Associate professor and writer Alan Noble writes at You Are Not Your Own: No, the American populace should harbor hope that it can resist the anti-human pull of AI development. Today on His People, Spencer Dalke discusses with Dr. Noble how to approach AI, and any new technology, from a biblical worldview respecting the dignity of our humanity, being made in the image of God.
- Defining a good technology.
- Living fully as human beings.
- Resisting technological acceleration.
Featured work: “Why Should We Just Accept AI?”
Connect with Alan Noble on Instagram or Substack.
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His People – 05/01/2026
Doug Hanna – on self-forgetfulness in our marital relationships
His People – 04/30/2026
Toni Collier – on building deep community when you want to hide from pain
His People – 04/29/2026
Sarah Gackle on the ministry of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes
His People – 04-28-2026
Jonathan Sams on good uses and dangers of artificial intelligence use in the church
04/24/2026 – Dean Sikes –
on bringing hope to a generation struggling with identity, purpose, and the weight of mental health
4/17/2026 – Steve Osborne –
on the scientific evidence for God’s existence and historical evidence for the Resurrection
04/16/2026 – Joshua Greever –
on the Beatitudes as Christ’s invitation to the good life
04/15/2026 – Darby Strickland –
on parents shepherding children through periods of upheaval
04/10/2026 – René Schlaepfer –
on how the Apostle Peter helps flawed people follow Jesus
04/07/2026 – Sam Rejoy –
on Child Evangelism Fellowship’s ongoing work in the Middle East despite recent conflict
03/30/2026 – Justin Poythress –
on living well by embracing quiddity, that is, whatever makes something what it is
03/26/2026 – Dee Cook –
on how Indigenous Ministries partners with local leaders and ministry teams in difficult access countries
03/16/2026 – Matt McCullough –
on the cultural mantra “I am enough” and the hope of heaven
03/13/2026 – Kris Moloney –
on church security and the violent targeting of religious institutions
03/12/2026 – Chris Beneke –
on James Madison and the spirit of moderation in the Bill of Rights
03/10/2026 – Barry Danylak –
on the purpose of singleness and marriage in the Kingdom of God
03/09/2026 – Heidi Olson Campbell –
on the hospitality of 16th-century Protestant writer Katherina Zell
03/06/2026 – Lee Larsen –
on the reach of the Acts 1:8 PACK program – planned acts of Christian kindness
03/05/2026 – Emma Freire –
on the trending Catholic tradition in America’s power centers
03/03/2026 – Brad Edwards –
on the significance of actually going to church for a culture of individualism and anxiety
02/27/2026 – Nadya Williams –
on how ancient classical literature nourishes our character and faith
2/25/2026 – Rhonda Velez –
on the decision to cultivate joy in the moments God says “no”
02/23/2026 – Aaron Abramson –
sharing his testimony on finding Jesus as the Jewish Messiah
02/19/2026 – Saundra Dalton-Smith –
on finding emotional rest through the framework of beholding, becoming, and belonging
02/16/2026 – Eric Mock –
on the Slavic Gospel Association’s work in one of the coldest places on earth
02/13/2026 – Fletch Matlack –
on finding spiritual nourishment in the remote wilderness
02/12/2026 – Daniel Stillman –
on the life and ministry of Contemporary Christian music pioneer Chuck Girard
02/06/2026 – Seth Porch –
reflecting on the fact God doesn’t change, and on his promise: “I will be yours.”
02/05/2026 – Morgan Lee –
encouraging going out into the real world to make relationships
01/29/2026 – Hannah Brencher –
on cultivating a life of presence in a digitally connected world
01/23/2026 – Jackson Terkeurst –
on his story of war, adoption, and finding your purpose in God’s plan
01/21/2026 – Bob and Linda Lotich –
helping Christians live financially free and impact eternity
01/19/2026 – Robert Plummer –
with an Introduction to the theology and themes of the Book of James
01/16/2026 – Mark Fairchild –
on the evidence that the Apostle Paul was possibly a slave
01/15/2026 – Sandra Peoples –
on how churches can include people with disabilities and their families
01/07/2026 – Lisa Whittle –
on whole body theology; a Biblical look at the whole person God created you to be
01/02/2025 – Brian Rosner –
on Gospel-based strength and encouragement from the Book of Romans
12/30/2025 – Matthew Trayler –
on retirement as a time for a renewed call to discipling ministry
12/29/2025 – Karolyne Roberts –
on striving less and living more with God as your guide
12/24/2025 – Alyson Punzi –
on lament, teaching faith and hope to ourselves and our grieving children
12/23/2025 – Philip De Courcy –
On living well now in light of the future new heavens and earth
12/22/2025 – J. Alasdair Groves –
On understanding and nurturing healthy, biblical emotions
12/19/2025 – Clement Ojugo –
understanding and responding to fear and adversity through worship and love
12/11/2025 – Adam Young –
on understanding your own personal stories in your journey of healing
12/10/2025 – David Wiedis –
with practical wisdom to help leaders enhance their spiritual well-being
12/05/2025 – Daniel Brandenberg –
on the demonstration of Christ’s leadership in secular models
12/01/2025 – Rebekah and Gabe Lyons –
on learning to fight FOR your spouse rather than against them
11/26/2025 – Josh Hollinger –
on the dangers of and possible alternatives to sports betting for young men
11/25/2025 – Darren Carlson –
on the encouraging work of the Holy Spirit in the Book of Acts and in the church
11/12/2025 – Dean Sikes –
bringing hope to a generation struggling with identity, purpose, and mental health
11/11/2025 – Andy Bunn –
on Child Evangelism Fellowship’s ministry to children of active military parents
11/07/2025 – Ken Samples –
with a rational Christian approach to understanding space aliens
11/06/2025 – Matthew Bingham –
on an approach to spiritual disciplines that is historic and deep
11/05/2025 – Brad Hopp –
on how his tea and coffee company funds anti-human trafficking efforts
10/27/2025 – Dan Koev –
on the unexpected consequences of religious favoritism in government
10/23/2025 – Jed Coppenger –
on identifying and avoiding the marks of fake Christianity
10/22/2025 – Alex McFarland –
on evidence he believes indicates we’re living in the end times
10/20/2025 – Dee Cook –
on how Indigenous Ministries partners with local leaders and ministry teams in difficult access countries
10/15/2025 – Nate Lundquist –
on separation of church and state and bringing Bible teaching to public school
10/07/2025 – Barry Danylak –
on the purpose of singleness and marriage in the Kingdom of God
10/03/2025 – Kris Moloney –
on church security and the violent targeting of religious institutions
09/29/2025 – Rhonda Velez –
on the decision to cultivate joy in the moments God says NO
09/23/2025 - Saundra Dalton Smith -on finding emotional rest through the framework of beholding, becoming, and belonging
09/19/2025 - Joe Willey -on responding to Islamic extremists using social media to recruit young adults
09/12/2025 - Don Schenk -launching a radio ministry in a new language in Pakistan and Afghanistan
09/09/2025 - Daniel Silliman -on the life and ministry of Contemporary Christian Music pioneer Chuck Girard
09/04/2025 - Morgan Lee -encouraging going outside into the real world to make relationships
09/02/2025 - Hannah Brencher -on cultivating a life of presence in a digitally connected world
8/25/2025 - Jackson Terkeurst -on his story of war, adoption and finding Your Purpose in God’s Plan
08/19/2025 - Bob and Linda Lotich -helping Christians live financially free and impact eternity
08/15/2025 - John Ensor -on abortion imperialism: exporting abortion to other countries
8/13/2025 - Michael Letts -on the role of law and Gospel in a Christian political worldview
08/12/2025 - Sandra Peoples -on how churches can include people with disabilities and their families
08/04/2025 - Lisa Whittle -on whole body theology: a biblical look at the whole person God created you to be
07/31/2025 - Matthew Trayler -on retirement as a time for a renewed call to discipling ministry
07/30/2025 - Brad Brandon -on the persecution crisis between Christians and Muslims in Nigeria
07/28/2025 - Max McLean -on the Fellowship for the Performing Arts and the place for Christians in the performing arts
07/18/2025 - Nathaniel Jeanson -searching for the fascinating history of North American native people
07/16/2025 - Wyatt Graham -theologian, on the influence of Jesus’ family members on the early church
07/15/2025 - Hans Madueme -on whether there’s really a conflict between science and faith
07/11/2025 - Joshua Spatha -calling the church back to authentic Christian spirituality
07/03/2025 - T. David Gordon -with tools from Scripture to help us make God-honoring decisions
07/02/2025 - Bobby Jamieson -on how the Book of Ecclesiastes guides us to receive life as a gift of God’s grace
06/30/2025 - David Wiedis -with practical wisdom to help leaders enhance their spiritual well-being
06/27/2025 - Adam Young -on understanding your own personal stories in your journey of healing
06/19/2025 - Sam Ashton -on how to understand biological ambiguity in God’s intentions for sex and gender
06/16/2025 - Shane Rosenthal -on archaeological evidence of a key witness in Luke’s Gospel
06/12/2025 - Mark Hancock -on Trail Life, a faith-based, Christian outdoor adventure program for boys
06/11/2025 - Carrie McKean -on navigating the complicated landscape of broken family relationships
06/10/2025 - Michael Johnson -on the work of the Slavic Gospel Association during the Ukraine War
06/05/2025 - Alan Noble -on why even getting out of bed in the morning can be a testimony of God’s grace in our lives
06/03/2025 - Greg Koukl -on using questions to answer Christianity’s toughest questions
05/29/2025 - George Shamblin -on the different perspectives of Jesus offered by the four Gospel writers
10/31/2024 – Ericka Andersen –
with a personal discussion of alcohol, women, and the church
10/30/2024 – Andrew Montonera –
on the inspiring lives of missionaries to China, John and Betty Stam
10/29/2024 - Randy Loubier -how God used church people to change his life, even though he didn’t like them
10/28/2024 - Tim Chester -on experiencing the presence and kindness of Jesus in everyday life
10/11/2024 - John Inazu -on navigating differences with others with empathy and respect
10/04/2024 - Danielle Teweek -on how singleness is viewed in church history, culture, and Scripture
10/01/2024 – Lindsey Mendenwaldt –
with encouragement to engage non-believers in faith-centered conversations
09/30/2024 – Rene Schlaepfer –
on how the Apostle Peter helps flawed people follow Jesus
09/27/2024 – Vance Christie –
on the fascinating life of famous missionary David Livingstone
09/26/2024 – Earnest Kioko –
helping to bring hope and healing to disabled children in Africa and the Philippines
09/23/2024 – Peter Gurry –
with the Text and Canon Institute, with thoughts on choosing a Bible translation
09/10/2024 - Stephen Wellum -on the life and legacy of influential 20th century theologian Francis Schaeffer
09/09/2024 - Doug Groothuis -on four books which most shaped his thinking on apologetics
09/03/2024 - J. Warner Wallace -on learning about the meaning of life by investigating death
08/07/2024 – Paul Putz –
on sprinter Eric Liddell and 100 years since his Olympic victory in Paris
08/01/2024 – Scott Hubbard –
The Power of Warnings: Why Believers Need Scriptural Cautions
07/25/2024 – Collin Garbarino –
how an ancient book helps us navigate politics and religion today
07/18/2024 – Ken Samples –
The Fascinating History of the Bible and Why It Matters Today
06/18/2024 – Lisa Anderson –
young adults director – Wedding Season Survival Guide for Singles
06/07/2024 – Jon Christman –
Pennsylvania pastor, with thoughts on what to do when confronted with moments of conscience in the workplace
06/06/2024 – Alice Ott –
professor and author, on the turning points in the expansion of Christianity in the world
06/05/2024 – Ronald Olivier –
on staff with the Louisiana Parole Project, on how he found hope and restoration serving a lengthy prison sentence
06/04/2024 – Jon Nielson –
Presbyterian pastor, on what the Bible has to say about angels
06/03/2024 – Randy Loubier –
pastor and author in New Hampshire, though he didn’t like church people, God used them to change his heart
05/31/2024 – Jim Elliff –
founder of Christian Communicators Worldwide, on how the Biblical teaching to give generously captured his heart
05/30/2024 – Tim Muehlhoff –
professor at Biola University, on engaging people in meaningful conversations in what is often a cancel culture
05/29/2024 – T. David Gordon –
retired professor and author, with tools from Scripture to help us make God-honoring decisions
05/28/2024 – Ericka Andersen –
writer for World and Christianity Today, with a very personal discussion of alcohol, women, and the church
05/27/2024 – Eric Patterson –
author, with a Biblically-informed discussion urging Americans to deeply consider the meaning of Memorial Day
05/24/2024 – Mack Stiles –
missionary and author, on many lies people believe today and how Jesus responds to these untruths
05/23/2024 – Emma Freire –
senior writer for World, on the debate over Christian Nationalism
05/22/2024 – Douglas Groothuis –
professor and author, with a concise introduction into some world religions and why we need to know
05/21/2024 – George Barna –
professor at Arizona Christian University, on his research into the worldviews of Americans
05/20/2024 – Ken Samples –
senior scholar at Reasons to Believe, on worldviews and what makes a distinctly Christian worldview
05/17/2024 – Matt Martens –
practicing attorney and author, with a Christian attorney’s perspective of our criminal justice system
05/16/2024 – Matt Martens –
served as a federal prosecutor and defense attorney, with some thoughts on reforming the criminal justice system
05/15/2024 – Gaye Clark –
registered nurse and author, with heartfelt thoughts on loving your adult children when the relationship is strained
05/14/2024 – Steve Bateman –
Alabama pastor, helping believers be more discerning by spotting some common fallacies we may encounter
05/13/2024 – John Inazu –
St. Louis professor, on the path to navigating differences with empathy and respect
05/10/2024 – Lindsey Mendenwaldt –
with Mama Bear Apologetics, on engaging non-Christians in relationships and faith-centered conversations
05/09/2024 – Ewan Goligher –
Canadian critical care physician, with a Christian response to physician-assisted death
05/08/2024 – Danielle Treweek –
theologian, author and researcher, on how singleness is viewed in church history, culture, and in Scripture
05/07/2024 – Tim Keesee –
author, filmmaker and missionary, using his battle with cancer and the stories of others to help us in uncertain times
05/06/2024 – Grace Snell –
staff writer with World magazine, on misinformation from sites generating news only with artificial intelligence
05/03/2024 – Ken Samples –
author and apologist, on how the Biblical teaching of people being made in the image of God affects many ethical issues
05/02/2024 – Kurt Dillinger –
founder of Life International, on their mission to begin pro-life ministries in many countries around the world
05/01/2024 – Earnest Kioko –
chief ministry officer with the CURE Hospitals, on their work to bring hope and healing to disabled children
04/30/2024 – Jeff Myers –
president of Summit Ministries, on how people of faith can transform the world by speaking and living the truth
04/29/2024 – Helen Smallbone –
on the new movie depicting her moving to the U.S. from Australia with her husband and three children
04/26/2024 – Joni Eareckson Tada –
disability advocate on the blessing of the practice of the presence of Jesus
04/25/2024 – Nathan Harris –
Vice President of Advancement at Grace College, encouraging us to participate in what he calls Gospel generosity
04/24/2024 – Matt Lundgren –
director of the Montana Rescue Mission, on their ministry to those experiencing homelessness in Billings, Montana
04/23/2024 – Nathan Pickowicz –
New Hampshire pastor, on thinking deeply and appreciating the immense kindness of God
04/22/2024 – Aaron Renn –
writer and social critic, confronting challenges in an anti-Christian culture
04/19/2024 – Christine Chappell –
Biblical counselor and author, on walking with God through the trial of depression in motherhood
04/18/2024 – Ray Comfort –
evangelist and author, on living without compromise in a world in need of truth
04/17/2024 – David Vanderpool –
founder of Live Beyond, with an update on the chaotic situation in Haiti and their work to bring them health care
04/16/2024 –
Derek Cooper –
managing director of the Thomas Institute, contrasting Christianity with some new religious movements
04/15/2024 – Rachel G. Scott –
Bible teacher and podcaster, on responding to God’s call by taking what she calls leaps
04/12/2024 - Ralph Cunnington -pastor in England, talking about the unity God has designed – a oneness taking into account our great diversity
04/11/2024 - Eric Watkins -California pastor, on how God’s grace met him on a Greyhound Bus
04/10/2024 - Bryan Chapell -President of Unlimited Grace Media, on the last days and the return of Christ
04/09/2024 - Jack Carson -instructor at Liberty University, on how doubt and questioning can lead to a deeper faith
04/08/2024 - J. Warner Wallace -retired cold-case homicide detective, on what investigating death teaches us about the meaning of life
04/05/2024 - Martin Bennett -writer, on the inspiring true story of the Japanese pilot who led the secret attack on Pearl Harbor
04/04/2024 - Theresa Lynn Sidebotham -attorney and law firm founder, on how to handle allegations made in the context of churches and ministries
04/03/2024 - Lee Pitts -professor and director of the World Journalism Institute, on how the institute trains students to be salt and light in the media
04/02/2024 - Jim Davis -pastor of Orlando Grace Church in Florida, on why tens of millions of people in the U.S. have left church and aren’t returning
04/01/2024 - Ken Samples -scholar with Reasons to Believe, on the discipline and the practice of Christian apologetics
03/25/2024 - Phoenix Hayes -writer with Cross Examined ministry, with a Christian response to the fat-shaming and body positivity movement
03/28/2023 - Daniel Brendsel -Minnesota pastor, helping us live a life of prayer in response to God
03/27/2024 - Nick Emory -executive director of Life Choices Pregnancy Clinic, on their ministry of providing life-affirming choices to women
03/26/2024 - Jordan Taylor -formerly involved in the New Age, explaining the practices of this movement and how she left it to follow Jesus
03/25/2024 - Anna Meade Harris -content director with Rooted Ministry, with comfort for single-parent families and churches that love them
03/22/2024 - John Aiello -director of Open the Bible, on their production of the thief on the cross crucified with Jesus and how he got to heaven
03/21/2024 - Paul Putz -with Faith and Sports Institute in Texas, with a discussion on the intersection of Christianity and sports in America
03/20/2024 - Andrew Wilson -pastor of King’s Church, on a number of major events in 1776 helping us understand who we are today
03/19/2024 - Karly Wymer -juvenile justice ministry lead for Youth for Christ, on their ministry to reach incarcerated youth with the Gospel
03/18/2024 - David Bahnsen -managing partner with the Bahnsen Group, with a Christian perspective on work and the meaning of life
03/15/2024 - Katelyn Shelton -bioethics fellow at the Paul Ramsey Institute, on recent research which reveals good news for Christian marriages
03/14/2024 - Alan Strange -seminary professor and author, reminding us in these times that the mission of the church is first and foremost spiritual
03/13/2024 - Kristen Wetherell -writer and women’s conference speaker, with thoughts on how to grow our hunger for God’s Word
03/12/2024 - Rebekah Howe -speaker and writer, on how God uses her disability to bring encouragement to many
03/11/2024 - Wayne Pederson -veteran of 55-plus years working in Christian radio, why he believes the future of Christian radio is bright
03/08/2024 - Danny Huerta -author and counselor, talking about the traits of effective parenting
03/07/2024 - Katie McCoy -women’s ministry director with Texas Baptists, on the confusion over female identity and how Christians can respond
03/06/2024 - Brett McCracken -writer for the Gospel Coalition, telling us to beware of the temptation to pursue respectability as a Christian in the world
03/05/2024 - Scott Hubbard -editor with Desiring God, looking at the warnings in Scripture and explaining why believers need to hear them
03/04/2024 - Rabekah Henderson -writer for Christianity Today, on the qualities she believes we should look for in a good children’s Bible
03/01/2024 - Steve McAlpine -writer and church consultant, on how the gospel equips Christians and churches to face the future with confidence
02/29/2024 - Greg Koukl -speaker and author, on using questions to answer Christianity’s toughest challenges
02/28/2024 - Neal Plantinga -researcher and author, on giving thanks and why it’s the secret to our well being
02/27/2024 - Adam Ramsey -Australian pastor, helping us embrace the time and place we’re in and live faithfully present with God and others
02/26/2024 - Ryan Brown -CEO of Open Doors U.S., on the many countries where Christians are persecuted or discriminated against
02/23/2024 - Rob Jackson -counselor with Focus on the Family, on the rise of loneliness, and on some Biblically-based ways to address it
02/22/2024 - Jared Wilson -author and professor, on how to experience closeness to Jesus, who called Himself the Friend of sinners
02/21/2024 - Ken Samples -research scholar with Reasons to Believe, helping Christians to think about Artificial Intelligence and its implications
02/20/2024 - Guy Waters -professor and pastor, with a Biblical and inspiring discussion of death, dying and what comes after this life
02/19/2024 - Tim Barnett -apologist with Stand to Reason, on people deconstructing their Christian faith and what it means
02/16/2024 - Andrew Davis -Baptist pastor in North Carolina, on how memorizing Scripture impacts your life and ministry
02/15/2024 - Bob Cochran Jr. -retired attorney and law professor, on facing the challenges of Christian faith in everyday law practice
02/14/2024 - Jamie Dunlop -Washington D.C. pastor, on some Biblical truths for pursuing unity in your church
02/13/2024 - Emma Freire -writer for World, on individual expression and America’s obsession with tattoos
02/12/2024 - Brian Borgman -founding pastor of Grace Community Church in Minden, NV, on the Book of Ecclesiastes and the joy of a fleeting life
02/09/2024 - Ray Hacke and Fred Pry -World writer, on the Christian quarterbacks in the Super Bowl / Fred Pry - in leadership with Child Evangelism Fellowship, on their global mission to reach children with the Gospelin leadership with Child Evangelism Fellowship, on their global mission to reach children with the Gospel
02/08/2024 - Philip Ryken -president of Wheaton College, with a fascinating examination of beauty in the Christian life
02/07/2024 - Mike Fabarez -pastor of Compass Bible Church in California, talking about envy – a big problem you didn’t know you had
02/06/2024 - Samuel James -editor at Crossway publishers, with insightful reflections on how the internet permeates our lives
02/05/2024 - Brant Hansen -nationally syndicated radio host and author, on living at peace in the midst of a world of anxiety
02/02/2024 - Elesha Coffman -History professor and author, on some major turning points in American church history
02/01/2024 - Travis Dickinson -Texas University professor, on how our faith is strengthened in the midst of doubts and big questions
01/31/2024 - Bob Paul -vice president of Focus on the Family’s marriage institute, with thoughts on improving your marriage in 2024
01/30/2024 - Rachel-Ruth Lotz Wright -granddaughter of Billy Graham, on preparing to meet Jesus – either when He returns, or when we die
01/29/2024 - Jake Meador -editor-in-chief of Mere Orthodoxy, with some thoughts on staying sane in this election year
01/26/2024 - Emily Belz -writer with Christianity Today, on the trend of some Christian colleges eliminating tuition to draw students
01/25/2024 - Ken Samples -scholar at Reasons to Believe, on why sin is actually a disordered love of things which are good in and of themselves
01/24/2024 - Jennifer Patterson -theology institute director, with a Christian perspective on aging which sees it as a calling
01/23/2024 - Don Sunshine -author and seminar leader, on learning to share your faith in Christ as a lifestyle
01/22/2024 - Chelsea Sobolik -author and government relations director for a non-profit, with a Gospel vision for women and work
01/19/2024 - Josh Heavin -Anglican deacon and professor, who says pornography should be banned because it’s a menace to individuals and society
01/18/2024 - Chris Castaldo -Illinois pastor, on learning wisdom about Jesus’ upside-down Kingdom, from the Beatitudes in Matthew’s Gospel
01/17/2024 - Dave Jenkins -director of Servants of Grace, on the lifetime journey of contentment
01/16/2024 - Jim Nielson -Presbyterian pastor, with what the Bible has to say about angels – who they are and what they do
01/15/2024 - Larry Loftis -author and attorney, with some new information about famous World War II heroine Corrie Ten Boom and her family
01/12/2024 - Julie Hannah -former university instructor in South Africa, on her investigation of the world’s religions which led her to believe in Jesus
01/11/2024 - Scott Klusendorf -founder of Life Training Institute, on key points in making the pro-life case with those who’re opposed to it
01/10/2024 - Bob Sjogren -president of Unveiling Glory, using the God-given traits of dogs and cats to show us how to rightly relate to God
01/09/2024 - Vance Christie -Christian biographer, on the life and ministry of 19th century missionary, explorer, and abolitionist David Livingstone
01/08/2024 - Jon Christman -Pennsylvania pastor, with a Biblical framework when confronted with moments of conscience in the workplace
01/05/2024 - Francis Su -teaches mathematics at Harvey Mudd College, on coming to Christ as a young college student, and on his love for math
01/04/2024 - Mitchell Chase -pastor and professor, with a fascinating Biblical and theological exploration of Adam and Eve’s fall from innocence
01/03/2024 - Jana Harmon -teaching fellow at the C.S. Lewis Institute, on lessons to learn from accounts of atheists converting to faith in Christ
01/02/2024 - Steve West -attorney and reporter for World, on legal challenges to religious liberty and recent victories
01/01/2024 - Jim Elliff -founder of Christian Communicators Worldwide, on how the Biblical teaching to give generously and cheerfully captured his heart
12/29/2023 - Thomas Rickard -Virginia pastor, on what the New Testament Book of Jude says about false teachers and false teaching
12/28/2023 - Sarah Walton and Linda Green -daughter and mother authors, their story and God's grace in the ups and downs of motherhood
12/27/2023 - Aaron Armstrong -author and blogger, on what it means to live in the light of the second coming of Jesus Christ
12/26/2023 - Ken Samples -scholar and writer with Reasons to believe, on various religious experiences and how to go about evaluating them
12/21/2023 - Geoff Peters -Global Marketing Director for the Jesus Film Project, on their new upcoming animated version of the famous Jesus film
12/20/2023 - David Heflin -minister and founder of the Broken and Mended ministry, giving Christian hope to those struggling with chronic pain
12/19/2023 - Miriam Neff -founder of Widow Connection, with Biblically based advice for women on managing their money
12/18/2023 - Brandon Thomas -on staff at Citygate Network, on ministry to the homeless and how rescue missions are helping
12/15/2023 - Mack Stiles -missionary and pastor, on many lies people believe today and how Jesus is relevant to every one
12/14/2023 - Matt Martens -practicing attorney and author, with a Christian attorney’s perspective of our criminal justice system
12/13/2023 - Matt Martens -served as a federal prosecutor and defense attorney, with some thoughts on reforming the criminal justice system
12/12/2023 - Ericka Andersen -writer for World and Christianity Today, on why many women are leaving the church and inviting them to return
12/11/2023 - Ronald Olivier - client advocate with the Louisiana Parole Project, on how he found hope and restoration while serving 27 years in prison
12/08/2023 - Douglas Groothuis -professor and author, with an introduction into some world religions and why it's information we need to know
12/07/2023 - Cal Thomas -syndicated columnist, on how God has guided his decades–long journalistic career and what inspires him
09/12/2023 - Cory Higdon -director of the Carl F. H. Henry Institute for Evangelical Engagement, on why religious liberty is critical for everyone
09/11/2023 - Jared Wilson -author and professor, on how to experience closeness to Jesus, who called Himself the friend of sinners
09/08/2023 - John Starke -pastor of Apostle’s Church in New York City, on trading our need to be noticed for a hidden life with Christ
09/07/2023 - Rob Jackson -counselor with Focus on the Family, on the rise of loneliness in our culture, and some Biblically-based ways to address it
09/06/2023 - Lynde Langdon -news executive at the World News Group, on their newscasts which start airing this week on Pilgrim Radio
09/05/2023 - Josh Moody -pastor of College Church in Illinois, on a journey of discovering and living authentic Christian spirituality
09/04/2023 – Samuel James –
editor at Crossway publishers, with reflections on how the influence of the internet permeates our lives and society
09/01/2023 – Jen Oshman –
missionary, author, pastor’s wife, on how your church can be a place of welcome, community, and connection
08/31/2023 - Philip Ryken -president of Wheaton College, with a fascinating examination of beauty in the Christian life
08/30/2023 - Kathryn Butler -physician and writer, with a Christian-oriented review of the book “Outlive: the Science and Art of Longevity”
08/29/2023 - Bethel McGrew -writer for many publications, on the hope and new identity India’s untouchables find in Christ
08/28/2023 - Steve Russell -president and CED of JAARS, on the 75th anniversary of this ministry which uses planes to bring missionaries into remote areas
08/25/2023 - Adam Mabry -Boston pastor and author, on what to do when it feels like God isn’t there
08/24/2023 - John Meador -pastor in Texas, with a discussion on persevering in hard seasons and that God’s not done with you
08/23/2023 - Al Fadi -professor at Arizona Christian University, on how he came to Christ in the U.S. although raised as a Muslim in Saudi Arabia
08/22/2023 - Travis Dickinson -Texas University professor, on how our faith is strengthened in the midst of doubts and big questions
08/21/2023 - Don Sunshine -author and seminar leader, on learning to share your faith in Christ as a lifestyle
08/18/2023 - Chris Castaldo -Illinois pastor, on learning wisdom about Jesus’ upside-down Kingdom, from the Beatitudes in Matthew’s Gospel
08/17/2023 - Adam Holz -director of the Plugged In website, on the recent trend of secular companies promoting faith-based film and TV productions
08/16/2023 - Rachel-Ruth Lotz Wright -granddaughter of evangelist Billy Graham, on preparing to meet Jesus – either when He returns or when we die
08/15/2023 - Bruce Hindmarsh and Craig Borlase -Authors, on the life of John Newton and the story of his famous hymn “Amazing Grace”
08/14/2023 - Bob Sjogren -president of Unveiling Glory, using the God-given traits of dogs and cats to show us how to rightly relate to God
08/11/2023 - Justin Poythress -pastor in Boise, Idaho, with a Biblical critique of a popular strategy for cultural engagement
08/10/2023 - Vance Christie -Christian biographer, on the life and ministry of 19th century missionary, explorer, and abolitionist David Livingstone
08/09/2023 - Mitchell Chase -Kentucky pastor and professor, with a fascinating Biblical and theological exploration of Adam and Eve’s fall
08/08/2023 - Jana Harmon -C.S. Lewis Institute teaching fellow, on lessons to learn from accounts of atheists converting to faith in Christ
08/07/2023 - Jana Harmon -teaching fellow at the C.S. Lewis Institute, on her research on why many atheists have found God
08/04/2023 - John Styll -founder of Contemporary Christian Music magazine, on the history, mission and influence of this publication
08/03/2023 - Paul Grimmond -author and educator living in Sydney, Australia, on dating and navigating the space between singleness and marriage
08/02/2023 - Stan Moser -former Christian record executive, on some of the fascinating people and the beginning of the Christian music industry
08/01/2023 - Stan Moser -former Christian record executive, with stories about the people who made Contemporary Christian Music possible
07/31/2023 - René Schlaepfer -pastor, on being a radio announcer and program host during the early days of contemporary Christian Music
07/28/2023 - Scott Klusendorf -founder of Life Training Institute, on key points in making the pro-life case with those who are opposed to it
07/27/2023 - Ron Post -founder of Medical Teams International, on how God enabled him to overcome childhood abuse to be a ministry leader
07/26/2023 - Thomas Rickard -Virginia pastor, on what the New Testament Book of Jude says about false teachers and false teaching
07/25/2023 - Brad Jacob -professor at Regent University Law School, on some recent important U.S. Supreme Court decisions and what they mean
07/24/2023 - Bonnie Kristian -journalist and author, on the complexities of whether we should seek to ban pornography on the internet
07/21/2023 - Matthew Bennett -professor and former missionary, on looking at the American Church and culture through the eyes of a missionary
07/20/2023 - Ericka Andersen -writer for World and Christianity Today, on why many women are leaving the church and inviting them to return
07/19/2023 - Aaron Armstrong -author and speaker, on what it means to live in the light of the second coming of Jesus Christ
07/18/2023 - Jenny-Lyn de Klerk -editor and author, on the remarkable faith and lives of five Puritan women from history
07/17/2023 - David Heflin -minister and founder of the Broken and Mended ministry, giving Christian hope to those struggling with chronic pain
07/14/2023 - Rebekah Matt -writer and educator, who says parents don’t need to worry so much about educational choices for their children
07/13/2023 - Carlos Whittaker -author, speaker and storyteller, with some unique thoughts on the Biblical priorities of loving God and loving people
07/12/2023 - Theresa Lynn Sidebotham -attorney, with 10 safety questions to ask about any summer camp you’re planning for your child
07/11/2023 - Adam Carrington -professor at Hillsdale College, with thoughts on what pro-life Christians should be doing a year after Roe V Wade
07/10/2023 - Michele Morin -writer and speaker, with encouragement for the older women in the church to stay involved
07/07/2023 -
Dr. Ming Wang - Chinese immigrant and eye surgeon, on his faith, his surgery which enables people to see, and the new movie about his life
07/06/2023 - Jason Thacker -on the influence of Artificial Intelligence or A.I. in our lives, and how to think about it as a Christian
07/05/2023 - Jake Meador -editor-in-chief of Mere Orthodoxy, encouraging us to look at life through a Biblical instead of a cultural lens
07/04/2023 - Lucy S.R. Austen -writer and editor, on the remarkable life of late missionary, author and public speaker Elisabeth Elliot
07/03/2023 - Russ Ramsey -with some thoughts on learning to love art through the eyes of faith
06/30/2023 - A.S. Ibrahim -professor of Islamic Studies, on understanding Islam and reaching Muslims with the Gospel
06/29/2023 - Ken Barun -vice-president with the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, on his testimony from drug addict to Christian
06/28/2023 - Francis Su -teaches mathematics at Harvey Mudd College, on coming to Christ as a college student, and on his love for math
06/27/2023 - Mark Lanier -trial attorney and author, examining some of the world’s major religions to determine what in them is true
06/26/2023 - J.R. Miller -professor at Grand Canyon University, on the baptism in the Holy Spirit and Christian unity
06/23/2023 - Nancy Pearcey -Texas professor, on the toxic war on masculinity and how Christianity can form the kind of men the world needs
06/22/2023 - Michael Wittmer -professor at Cornerstone Theological Seminary, on correcting a number of what he calls urban legends of theology
06/21/2023 - Jeff Myers -president of Summit Ministries, on how people of faith can transform the world by speaking and living the truth
06/20/2023 - Laura Perry Smalts -public speaker and author, on her transition from transgender to being transformed by Jesus Christ
06/19/2023 - Robert Wolgemuth -publishing executive and author, on nearing the finish line as we prepare for the end of our lives
06/16/2023 - Hunter Beless -author and women’s Bible teacher, on her Inspiring children's biography of famous missionary Amy Carmichael
06/15/2023 - Joel Beeke -Michigan pastor and seminary president, with an introduction to the Christian teaching and lifestyles of the Puritans
06/14/2023 - Stephanie Phillips -writer at Mockingbird Ministries, with a touching testimonial to the influence of late Pastor Tim Keller in her life
06/13/2023 - Pat Nemmers -pastor of Saylorville Church in Iowa, with thoughts on experiencing the joy of ongoing humility
06/12/2023 - Cal Thomas -syndicated columnist, on how God has guided his decades-long journalistic career and what inspires him to keep going
06/09/2023 - Ethan Forhetz -vice president of Convoy of Hope, on this international humanitarian and disaster relief organization
06/08/2023 - Mike McKinley -pastor in Sterling, Virginia, on what it means to be friends with God and having fellowship with Him
06/07/2023 - Hannah Overton -ministry founder, on her amazing story of being falsely accused, convicted, imprisoned for 7 years and later totally exonerated
06/06/2023 - Ryan Higginbottom -mathematics professor, on why studying the Bible is not like searching for a hidden code
06/05/2023 - Josh Smith -pastor in Athens, Georgia, discussing foundations for Godly manhood which are found in the Book of Titus
06/02/2023 – Shane Claiborne –
Christian activist, author, and leading figure in the New Monasticism movement, on his time working with Mother Theresa
06/01/2023 – Robert Woldhuis –
former inmate who now works for a prison ministry, on life in prison and ministry to inmates
05/31/2023 – Blair Linne –
spoken Word artist and author, on how the Gospel heals the pain of fatherlessness
05/30/2023 – Susan Perlman –
one of the founders of Jews for Jesus, looking back on the ministry’s 50 years of outreach to the Jewish community
05/29/2023 – Kim Henderson –
writer for the World News Group, on American’s ongoing search for its war heroes missing in action
05/26/2023 – Kirsten Birkett –
theological writer and resident of the UK, on using journaling to help us grow in our Christian lives
05/25/2023 – Ray Rising –
former missionary to Columbia, on being kidnapped and held hostage there for more than two years in the 1990s
05/24/2023 – Reagan Rose –
author and Bible teacher, on the benefits of having a long-term or eternal perspective in living the Christian life
05/23/2023 – Trevin Wax –
writer and professor, urging believers to rediscover the adventure of the Christian faith
05/22/2023 – Dan Darling –
author and podcaster, calling on believers to be bridge builders or agents of grace in a divided country and a hurting church
05/19/2023 – Adam Holz –
director of Plugged In, helping parents understand the very popular and influential video hosting service called Tik Tok
05/18/2023 – Jeremy Walker –
pastor in England, on a journey through church history, exploring the work of God called revival
05/17/2023 – Alisha Plummer –
author of “Confessions of a Christian Spinster”, talking about the God-ordained life of singleness
05/16/2023 – Katie Davis Majors –
author and missionary, with some practical and Biblical help in dealing with anxiety
05/15/2023 – Anna Brown –
creator of the Broadway-style music “His Story”, on her production which is introducing young people to Jesus
05/12/2023 - Stan Diddams -Recently retired from banking, on his visit to a huge refugee camp in Kenya
05/11/2023 - Chris Cagle -author and blogger, encouraging us to think Biblically about retirement and to steward that season of our lives well
05/10/2023 - Geoff Chang -professor at Midwestern Theological Seminary, on 4 famous evangelists from the 19th century
05/09/2023 - Sarah Zylstra -Editor and writer, on social media's potentials and pitfalls, and honoring the Lord online
05/08/2023 - Patrick Miller -Missouri pastor, on how to reject tribalism, and pledge allegiance to the lamb, not the donkey or the elephant
05/05/2023 – Janie Cheaney –
writer for World magazine, on their picks for the top children’s Christian books
05/04/2023 – Warren Cole Smith –
president of Ministry Watch, examining the practice of passing church and ministry leadership to family members
05/03/2023 – Scott Darling –
Montana state coordinator for the National Day of Prayer, on reasons to come out and pray across the nation
05/01/2023 – Miriam Neff –
founder of Widow Connection, with Biblically based advice for women on managing their money
4/28/2023 – Tom Sugimura –
California pastor, on five lessons from the Japanese American internment
04/27/2023 – Paul Batura –
adoptive parent and author, on the blessings of adopting children and how it changes the world
04/26/2023 – Ericka Andersen –
writer for World and Christianity Today, on changes in church youth ministry which aim to integrate youth more
04/25/2023 – Keith Evans –
Biblical counseling professor, on the issues he sees in his counseling practice and addressing them Biblically
04/24/2023 – Dean Inserra –
pastor of City Church in Florida, on reaching those he calls cultural Christians with the Gospel
04/21/2023 – Alan Noble –
English professor, on why even getting out of bed in the morning can be a testimony to others of God’s grace in our lives
04/20/2023 – Jonathan Pennington –
a pastor in Louisville, Kentucky, on embarking on the life-long journey of studying the Bible and knowing God better
04/19/2023 – Heather Holleman –
Penn State professor, with thoughtful/Biblical insights into engaging in more vibrant and loving conversations
04/18/2023 – Os Guinness –
social critic and author, on following special moments in our lives he calls signals of transcendence
04/17/2023 – Joni Eareckson Tada –
disability advocate, on her ministry to the disabled including family retreats across the country
04/14/2023 – Vaneetha Rendall Risner –
author and blogger, with an encouraging testimony of God’s grace in the midst of many challenges
04/13/2023 – Eric Patterson –
president of the Religious Freedom Institute, with questions for churches 3 years after the COVID pandemic began
04/12/2023 – Peter Gurry –
co-director of the Text and Canon Institute, on the amazing story of how we got our Bible
04/11/2023 – Zach Hollifield –
pastor of young adults in Arizona, on helping young people navigate social media which challenges their Christian faith
04/10/2023 – Kim Riddlebarger –
retired pastor from southern California, sharing his insights on understanding the Biblical teaching of the anti-Christ
04/07/2023 – Rob Jackson –
writer and counselor, with many Christian-oriented insights and practical encouragement for single parents
04/06/2023 – Steven Ortiz –
archaeologist, on Biblical archaeology and how even tourists to Israel are getting involved in digs there
04/05/2023 – Thomas Kidd –
seminary professor and author, on famous 18th century evangelists Jonathan Edwards, George Whitefield and John Wesley
04/04/2023 – Harry Lee Poe –
professor and author, on significant events in the life and work of well-known 20th century British writer C.S. Lewis
04/03/2023 – Josh Moody –
pastor of College Church in Wheaton Illinois, on a journey of discovering and living authentic Christian spirituality
03/31/2023 – John Sorenson –
president of Evangelism Explosion International, who says most Americans are open to spiritual conversations
03/30/2023 – Joannie Debrito –
licensed mental health professional and counselor, on helping those with self-harming behaviors
03/29/2023 – Grant Wacker –
retired professor of Christian History, on the ministries of evangelists Billy Sunday, Chuck Smith and Billy Graham
03/28/2023 – Natasha Crain –
speaker, author and podcaster, on living out your faith with conviction, discernment and courage
03/27/2023 – Jonathan Huguenin –
of Faith Comes by Hearing, on getting the Bible to people in an audio format
03/24/2023 – John Starke –
Pastor of Apostle’s Church in New York City, on trading our need to be noticed for a hidden life with Christ
03/23/2023 – Brad Hill –
Spokesman for the He Gets Us campaign, on their huge outreach in many places including the Super Bowl
03/22/2023 – Os Guinness –
Author social critic, warning Americans to wake up before their freedoms are lost
03/21/2023 – Jen Oshman –
Missionary and author, with insightful lessons she’s learned from her 24 years of marriage
03/20/2023 – Jon Erwin –
Director and producer of the movie Jesus Revolution, on its background and some amazing moments during the filming
03/17/2023 – Aaron Armstrong –
Christian publishing executive, helping new adult believers make sense of their new life in Christ
03/16/2023 – Al Fadi –
Professor at Arizona Christian University, on how he came to Christ in the U.S. although raised as a Muslim in Saudi Arabia
03/15/2023 – Jason Thacker –
Technology ethicist, on how technology is shaping our walk with Christ and our relationships with other people
03/14/2023 – Bruce Hindmarsh and Craig Borlase –
Authors, on the life of John Newton and the story of his hymn “Amazing Grace”
03/13/2023 – Sharen Ford –
Foster Care and Adoption specialist, with many ideas on how Christians can support foster and adoptive families
03/10/2023 – Bruce Hausknecht –
Focus on the Family’s judicial analyst, on religious liberties cases related to Christians and the family
03/09/2023 – David Bush –
Fitness advocate and coach, on body stewardship and being physically active in your later years.
03/08/2023 – Adam Mabry –
Boston pastor and author, on what to do when it feels like God isn’t there
03/07/2023 – Seth Lewis –
Church elder in Ireland, on what he calls the secret power of the ordinary Christian life
03/06/2023 – Ron Post –
Founder of Medical Teams International, on how God enabled him to overcome childhood abuse to be a ministry leader
03/03/2023 – Ian Carmichael –
former Australian business CEO, with a Biblical approach to busyness – when it’s good and when it’s not
03/02/2023 – Timothy Beougher –
author and professor, on the history and characteristics of revival
03/01/2023 – Andre Wang –
attorney and writer, on lessons he learned running for political office
02/28/2023 – Kenneth Boa –
with Omnibus Media Ministries, on navigating transitions in our lives with purpose and hope
02/27/2023 – Bill Wells –
Mayor of El Cajon, California, on the problem of homelessness in his city and what he’s doing to address it
02/24/2023 – Matthew Bennett –
Professor and former missionary, on looking at the American church and culture through the eyes of a missionary
02/23/2023 – Tori Petersen –
Grew up in the foster care system, on many ways God has worked in and through her life
02/22/2023 – Jordan Pratt –
Attorney with First Liberty Institute, on some major court battles they’re involved with over religious liberty issues
02/21/2023 – Jenny-Lyn de Klerk –
Editor and author with Crossway Books, on the remarkable faith and lives of five Puritan women from history
02/20/2023 – Patrick Miller –
Church director of digital relationships, on what he believes is the case for taking video games seriously
02/17/2023 – Peter Greer –
President of HOPE International, on what he calls the gift of disillusionment, which can lead to enduring hope
02/16/2023 – Kevin Sorbo –
Movie and television actor, on his Christian faith, acting career and his latest film
02/15/2023 – Adam Ramsey –
Australian pastor, with meditations on the words of Jesus and a discussion of the church season known as Lent
02/14/2023 – Lisa Anderson –
Director of Young Adults at Focus on the Family, helping singles put Valentine’s Day into perspective
02/13/2023 – Todd Nettleton –
On staff with Voice of the Martyrs, on worldwide persecution, focusing on what’s happening in Nigeria, Africa
02/10/2023 – Ronni Kurtz –
Professor at Cedarville University, on why theology should help produce in us fruit of the Spirit, not works of the flesh
02/09/2023 – David Wheaton –
Former highly ranked professional tennis player, on participating in professional athletics as a Christian
02/08/2023 – Russ Ramsey –
Nashville, Tennessee pastor, with some thoughts on learning to love art through the eyes of faith
02/07/2023 – Carlos Whittaker –
Author, speaker and storyteller, with some unique thoughts on the Biblical priorities of loving God and loving people
02/06/2023 – Shannon Brimer –
Executive director of Scarlet Hope in Reno, on their ministry to women in the adult entertainment industry
02/02/2023 – Jake Meador –
Editor-in-chief of Mere Orthodoxy, encouraging to look at life from a Biblical instead of a cultural lens
02/01/2023 – Paul Asay –
Editor and media expert, with thoughts on combating the social media selfie culture
01/31/2023 – David Mathis –
Pastor, writer, editor and professor, on the habits of grace which bring us into a closer relationship with God
01/30/2023 – Dr. Scott Southard –
Physician and founder of the In Jesus Name Medical Ministry, providing free medical care to people in Nevada
01/27/2023 – A. S. Ibrahim –
Professor of Islamic Studies, on understanding Islam and reaching Muslims with the Gospel
01/26/2023 – Uche Anizor –
Theology professor, on why Christians slide into spiritual apathy and how to fight against it
01/25/2023 – Ken Barun –
Vice-president with the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, testimony on his delivery from drug addiction
01/24/2023 – Ron and Jenny Barney –
Nevada Southern Baptist Disaster Relief ministry, sharing their experiences of helping victims
01/23/2023 – Mark Lanier –
Trial attorney, examining some of the world’s major religions to determine what in them is true
01/20/2023 – Peter Krol –
President of Disciple Makers, helping ordinary people learn to lead small group Bible studies
01/19/2023 – Scott McConnell –
Executive director of LifeWay Research, on the quiet time or devotional habits of Christians
01/18/2023 – Joe Barnard –
Director of Cross Training Ministries, on waking up to the destructive power of sin and how to tackle it head on
01/17/2023 – Karen Covell –
Founding director of the Hollywood Prayer Network, on this movement of prayer for this mission field
01/16/2023 – Laura Perry Smalts –
Public speaker and author, on her transition from transgender to be transformed by Jesus Christ
01/13/2023 – Sida Lai –
Author and clinical microbiologist, on surviving the horrific Communist takeover of Cambodia as a child in the late 1970s
01/12/2023 – Rachel Booth Smith –
Writer, teacher, and producer of Bible study tools, on seeking God’s comfort in the midst of troubled times
01/11/2023 – Adam Carrington –
Professor at Hillsdale College, reviving what he calls the Christian dignity of politics
01/10/2023 – Joel Beeke –
Michigan pastor and seminary president, with an introduction to the Christian teaching and lifestyles of the Puritans
01/09/2023 – Robin Sertell –
Education coordinator for Abortion Survivors Network, on surviving and forgiving her mother’s attempt to abort her
01/06/2023 – Pat Nemmers –
Pastor at Saylorville Church in Iowa, with thoughts on experiencing the joy of ongoing humility
01/05/2023 – Ethan Forhetz –
Vice president with Convoy of Hope, on the ministry of this international humanitarian and disaster relief organization
01/04/2023 – Scott Sunquist –
President of Gordon Conwell Seminary, on the wonderful benefits of knowing and faithfully reading church history
01/03/2023 – Sharon James –
Analyst with the Christian Institute in London, on some major false worldviews and their tragic consequences
01/02/2023 – Gordon Govier –
Archaeology writer and enthusiast, on the top Biblical archaeology stories of 2022
12/29/2022 – Blair Linne –
Spoken Word artist and author, on how the Gospel heals the pain of fatherlessness
12/28/2022 – Trevin Wax –
Writer and professor, urging believers to rediscover the adventure of the Christian faith
12/27/2022 – Randall Wilber –
Director of Adult & Teen Challenge of Montana, on their recovery and discipleship program
12/26/2022 – Rebekah Charleston –
Co-founder of the Charleston Law Center, on being a survivor of sex trafficking and advocating for other victims
12/21/2022 – Kirsten Birkett –
Theological writer and resident of England, on using Christian journaling to help us grow in our Christian lives
12/20/2022 – Katrina Lee –
Author and registered nurse, on her research into the inspiring story of the 17 missionaries who were kidnapped in Haiti
12/19/2022 – Joannie Debrito –
Writer and licensed mental health professional, on welcoming adult children home for the holidays
12/16/2022 – Alice Ott –
Professor at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, on what she calls major turning points in the expansion of Christianity
12/15/2022 – Bruce Ashford –
Fellow in Public Theology at the Kirby Lang Institute, on the legacy of Prison Fellowship founder Chuck Colson
12/14/2022 – Jisabelle Garcia-Pedroso –
On staff with Food for the Poor, on their ministry providing food and other necessities to the poor
12/13/2022 – Rory Shiner –
Pastor and author, using the ancient Apostles’ Creed to introduce us to the basics of Christianity
12/12/2022 – Jeremy Walker –
Pastor in England, on a journey through church history exploring revival
12/09/2022 – Colin Smith –
Pastor of the Orchard Church in Illinois, on how people can get the most out of their time spent reading the Bible
12/08/2022 – Neil Shenvi –
Chemist and Christian apologist, with a reasoned approach to the truth of Christianity
12/07/2022 – Stan Diddams –
Recently retired from banking, on his visit to a huge refugee camp in Kenya
12/06/2022 – Lindsey Carlson –
Writer and speaker, pointing women toward the encouragement only God provides
12/05/2022 – Cary Sanders –
Director of JUMPSTART, on their Christian program helping inmates re-enter the workforce
12/02/2022 – Ben Smallbone – Director of “Johnny Cash: The Redemption of an American Icon”
12/01/2022 – Sarah Zylstra –
Editor and writer, on social media’s potentials and pitfalls
11/30/2022 – Adeline Allen –
Law professor in California, on how the drop in abortions illustrates the teaching power of the law
11/29/2022 – Hope House –
Chapter manager of Youth for Christ in Casper, Wyoming, on concerns confronting teens
11/28/2022 – Thokhat Khor Wiu –
Member of Parliament in South Sudan, on his work and challenges in his country
11/25/2022 - Greg Parker -University professor, exploring 20th century Dutch theologian Herman Bavink’s explanation of Christianity
11/23/2022 - Chris Cagle -Author and blogger, encouraging us to think Biblically about retirement
11/22/2022 - Adam Holz -Director of the Plugged-In website, on navigating culture with a Christian worldview
11/21/2022 - Mike Donehey -Recording artist and author, on approaching disagreements in a more loving way
11/18/2022 - Katy Barnwell -Bible translation consultant, on translating the Bible in Africa and why it’s such an important ministry
11/17/2022 - Katy Barnwell -Bible translation consultant, on why she’s devoted her life to the translation of the Bible into languages that don’t have it
11/16/2022 - Doug Groothuis -Professor at Denver Seminary, on using apologetics for making a compelling case for Christian faith
11/15/2022 - Jordan Ballor - Center for Religion, Culture and Democracy, on why religious liberty is a legacy of the Protestant Reformation
11/14/2022 - Tim Challies –blogger, author and father – with reflections on grief following the death of his 20-year-old-son
11/11/2022 - John Schreckengost -U.S. Army veteran, talking about his experiences as a veteran of the Vietnam War
11/10/2022 - Ericka Andersen -Author and podcaster, on why families and teachers choose to remain involved in public education
11/09/2022 - Peter Gurry -Co-director of the Text and Canon Institute, on the amazing story of how we got our Bible
11/08/2022 - Keith Evans -Biblical counseling professor, on the main issues he sees in his counseling and thoughts for addressing them Biblically
11/7/2022 - David Innes -Professor of politics at the King’s College in New York City, on thinking Christianly about politics and related issues
11/04/2022 - Steven Ortiz -Archaeologist, on Biblical archaeology and how even tourists to Israel are getting involved
11/03/2022 - Nathan Rostampour -Church planting pastor, on coming to Christ while living with his Muslim family
11/02/2022 - Kelsey Reed -News coach for God's World News, with thoughts on helping parents
11/01/2022 - Jeramie Rinne -Pastor of Sanibel Community Church in Florida, on surviving Hurricane Ian and how it affected his church
10/31/2022 - Paul Batura -Adoptive parent and author, on the blessings of adopting children
10/28/2022 - Harry Lee Poe -Professor and author, on significant events in the life and work of C.S. Lewis
10/27/2022 - Jason Allen -President of Midwestern Baptist Seminary, on the leadership principles which transformed his seminary
10/26/2022 - Onize Ohikere -Reporter in Africa, on the famine threatening the countries in the horn of Africa
10/25/2022 - John Sorenson -President of Evangelism Explosion International, who says most Americans are open to conversations
10/24/2022 - Ryan Tucker -Alliance Defending Freedom and the Central Wyoming Rescue Mission.
10/21/2022 - Helen Smallbone -Mother of Christian music artists Rebecca St. James and For King and Country.
10/20/2022 - Dudley Delffs -Biographer and novelist, on exploring the life and faith of Queen Elizabeth.
10/19/2022 - Alisa Childers -Author, speaker and worship leader, exposing popular deceptions.
10/14/2022 - Hugh Ross -Founder of Reasons to Believe, with reasons why he believes creation is fine-tuned for human life.
10/13/2022 - Brant Hansen -Syndicated radio host, with creative thoughts on living out God’s purpose for men.
10/12/2022 - Jason Thacker -Technology ethicist, on how technology is shaping our walk with Christ and our relationships with other people.
10/11/2022 - Jason Guinasso -Reno attorney, with an update on his lawsuit which seeks to end legal prostitution in Nevada.
10/10/2022 - Seth Lewis -Church elder in Ireland, on what he calls the secret power of the ordinary Christian life.
Josh Moody -Pastor of College Church in Illinois, on holiness and what it looks like in everyday life.
Jacob Shatzer -Professor at Union University, on transhumanism and the future of Christian discipleship.
Jesse Ableman -Curator at the Museum of the Bible, on the Samaritans – in antiquity and in the modern day.
Aaron Earls -With Lifeway Research, looking at what Christians believe about numerous theological issues.
09/30/2022 - Nathaniel Marshall -Writer and plumber, on why he decided to be a plumber instead of a pastor.
09/29/2022 - Harold Netland -Trinity Divinity School professor, on religious experience and how it can be a support for Christian belief.
09/27/2022 - Chuck Bentley -CEO of Crown Financial Ministries, with a discussion on the invisible Hand that guides the economy.
09/26/2022 -Paul Asay -Journalist, author and movie critic, on trusting Christ in the midst of depression.
09/23/2022 - Jen Oshman -Author & missionary, encouraging women to reject the idols of our age and embrace their identity in Christ.
09/22/2022 - David Mathis -Executive editor for Desiring God, on the Bible’s teaching on the qualifications and calling of church leaders.
09/21/2022 - Megan Almon -A speaker with Life Training Institute, on what she believes should be the priorities of pro-life Christians
09/20/2022 - Justin Bailey -Professor and author, helping us understand the importance of culture and engaging it from a Christian perspective.
09/19/2022 - David Bush -Fitness advocate and coach, on body stewardship and being physically active in your later years.
09/16/2022 - Ashley Hales -Writer and speaker, on the blessings of embracing our God-given limits.
09/15/2022 - Tori Petersen -Grew up in the foster care system, on many ways God has worked in and through her life.
09/14/2022 - Rhyne Putman -New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary dean, on 8 ways to spot false teachers.
09/13/2022 - Erwin Lutzer -Retired Chicago pastor, on standing for Christ in what he says is a collapsing culture.
09/12/2022 - Peter Greer -President of HOPE International, on what he calls the gift of disillusionment, which can lead to enduring hope.
09/09/2022 - Erik Raymond -Pastor of Redeemer Fellowship in Boston, with a pastor’s perspective on how to get more out of church.
09/08/2022 - David Hamilton -Retired minister living in northern Ireland, on his violent youth and coming to Christ in prison.
09/07/2022 - Richard Langer and Joanna Jung -Professors at Biola University, on the Biblical call of followership in a culture that values leadership.
09/06/2022 - Ken Samples -Apologist with Reasons to Believe, on the controversy over the role of faith and works in salvation and the Christian life.
09/05/2022 - Daniel Silliman -News editor for Christianity Today, on three influential Christian leaders who recently passed from this life.
09/02/2022 - Dave Jenkins -Director of Servants of Grace Ministries, on the problem of Biblical illiteracy and what to do about it.
09/01/2022 - Ray Comfort -Evangelist and author, with many reasons to believe what the Bible says about Jesus.
08/31/2022 - Paul Asay -Editor and media expert, with thoughts on combating the social media selfie culture.
08/30/2022 - J. Warner Wallace -Retired cold case homicide detective, investigating the impact of Jesus that changed our world.
08/29/2022 - Phiipl Dunn -Criminal defense attorney in Southern California, on how he’s seen God transform a number of his client’s lives.
08/26/2022 - Arlin Migliazzo -Retired professor and author, on highly influential and colorful 20th century Bible teacher Henrietta Mears
08/25/2022 - Ken Samples -Apologist and author with Reasons to Believe, navigating the controversies involving Christians and politics.
08/24/2022 - Patti Garibay -Founder of Heritage Girls, on this Christian scouting organization for girls.
08/23/2022 - David Wheaton -Former highly-ranked professional tennis player, on participating in professional athletics as a Christian.
08/22/2022 - Danny Huerta -Vice president of parenting and youth at Focus on the Family, with practical back-to-school help for parents.
08/19/2022 - Peter Krol -President of Disciple Makers, helping ordinary people learn to lead small group Bible studies.
08/18/2022 - John Butterworth -Retired journalist, on an Albanian Army Captain who came to Christ listening to a missionary radio station years ago
08/17/2022 - Thomas Kidd -History professor at Baylor University, on the difference between Christian Nationalism and Christian Patriotism
08/16/2022 - Oleg Voskresensky -Missionary and teacher to his native Russia, on coming to Christ from a communist background.
08/15/2022 - Joe Barnard -Director of Cross Training Ministries, on waking up to the destructive power of sin and how to tackle it head on.
08/12/2022 - Bonnie Kristian -Columnist for Christianity Today, unpacking what she calls the knowledge crisis and how it’s harming our thinking.
08/11/2022 - Alan Branch -Seminary ethics professor, applying Biblical wisdom to a number of thorny ethical questions.
08/10/2022 - Ken Samples -On the controversy over certain spiritual gifts – are they continuing or have they ceased?
08/09/2022 - Geoff Chang -Theology professor, on the life of Pastor Charles Spurgeon, on his vision for the pastoral ministry.
08/08/2022 - Phil Cooke -Filmmaker and media consultant, on how Christians blew our credibility and how we can get it back.
08/05/2022 - Dallas Holm -
Christian recording artist, on how he expresses his faith through his music.
08/04/2022 - Dallas Holm -Singer and songwriter, on getting to know him and his music ministry
08/03/2022 - Chris Christian -Christian music pioneer, on the beginnings of Christian Music and working with famous musicians.
08/02/2022 - Bob Bennett -Reflecting on the early years and the development of Contemporary Christian Music.
08/01/2022 - John Fischer -Talking about the early years of Contemporary Christian music, how we got to where we are today.
07/29/2022 - Morgan Lee -Global Media Manager for Christianity Today, on the difficult issue of paying ransom for kidnapped missionaries.
07/28/2022 - Scott Sunquist -President of Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, on the benefits of knowing and reading church history.
07/27/2022 - Ken Samples -Scholar with Reasons to Believe, on how God reveals Himself to us in – the Book of Nature and the Book of Scripture
07/26/2022 - Jonathan Dodson -Texas pastor, with words of encouragement for pastors on leading their churches with grace in divisive times.
07/25/2022 - Tom Meyer -Known as the Bible Memory Man, on his ministry at the Creation Museum and the Ark Encounter.
07/22/2022 - David Murray -Michigan pastor, introducing the Story Changer Jesus Christ, and how He rewrites messy human stories.
07/21/2022 - Adam Carrington -Professor at Hillsdale College in Michigan, reviving what he calls the Christian dignity of politics.
07/20/2022 - Mark Lanier -Trial attorney, using legal reasoning to examine the case for unbelief.
07/19/2022 - Ken Samples -Scholar with Reasons to Believe, with a discussion of the various views of salvation and the role of human free will.
07/18/2022 -Glen Scrivener -Evangelist and author, explaining how the values we cherish in the modern world have their roots in Christianity.
7/15/2022 -Charlie Pinches and Paul Wadell -Professors and friends, on what it means to live out our callings in every aspect of life.
07/14/2022 - Andrew Wilson -Pastor in London, England, on rediscovering God through ordinary, physical things we see in the world around us.
07/13/2022 - Lindsey Carlson -Writer and speaker, pointing women toward the encouragement only God provides.
Reagan Rose -Blogger and podcaster, on helping Christians get more done to the glory of God.
07/11/2022 - Jameson Taylor -Legislative affairs director for AFA Action, on his role in writing the Mississippi law and Roe Vs Wade decision.
07/08/2022 – Bruce Ashford –Fellow at the Kirby Lang Institute for Christian Ethics, on the Prison Fellowship founder Chuck Colson.
07/07/2022 – John Dunlap –Retired physician, with numerous strategies for finding balance and glorifying God in retirement.
07/06/2022 – Sam Andreades –Pastor and author, with a Christian perspective on dating with discernment.
07/05/2022 – Blair Linne –Spoken word artist and author, on how the Gospel heals the pain of fatherlessness.
07/04/2022 – Mark David Hall –Professor at George Fox University, on why he believes America’s founders were influenced by Christian ideas.
07/01/2022 – Neil Shenvi –Chemist and Christian apologist, with a reasoned approach to the truth of Christianity.
06/30/2022 – Aimee Joseph –Women’s ministry leader, with theological and practical insights into the decision-making process.
06/29/2022 – Hannah Nation –Director of the Center for House Church Theology, with exhortation from leaders in the Chinese Church.
06/28/2022 – Andrew Greer –Executive producer of a Rich Mullins album, marking the 25th anniversary of his passing.
06/27/2022 – Ken Samples –Scholar with Reasons to Believe, bringing clarity to the often-controversial subject of the end-times.
06/24/2022 – Alistair Begg –Ohio pastor and author, on standing firm in this post-Christian age like the Biblical Daniel in Babylon.
06/23/2022 – Peter Gurry –Institute co-director, on five major decisions every Bible translator must make.
06/22/2022 – Mary Jackson –Writer for World magazine, alerting parents to how teenagers are being influenced toward transgenderism.
06/21/2022 – Juan Sanchez –Pastor of High Pointe Baptist Church in Texas, on people God used in his journey to following Christ.
06/20/2022 – Jonathan Pennington –New Testament professor, on why a well-known Bible passage he says is about more than church discipline.
06/17/2022 – Marvin Olasky –Journalist and author, on his journey of understanding and forgiveness toward his late father
06/16/2022 – Mark Tooley –President of the Institute on Religion and Democracy, with a Christian realist’s perspective on God and guns.
06/15/2022 – Don Everts –Presbyterian pastor in Missouri, on finding purpose by discovering our God-given gifts
06/14/2022 -Adam Holz –Director of the Plugged In website with Focus on the Family, helping parents navigate their kid’s social media use.
06/13/2022 – Colin Smith –Illinois pastor, urging people to read the Bible and how to get the most out of those times spent in the Scriptures.
06/10/2022 – John Ensor –President of PassionLife, on how God led him into pro-life ministry in the U.S. and into other countries.
06/09/2022 – Richard Simmons –Director of the Center for Executive Leadership, with reflections on the existence of God.
06/08/2022 – Michael Card –Christian recording artist and author, with reflections on following God’s creative call.
06/07/2022 – Michael Card –Veteran recording artist and author, on the Biblical foundations of Christian creativity
06/06/2022 – Ron Sellers –President of Grey Matter Research and Consulting, on some of the giving priorities among evangelical Christians.
06/03/2022 – Amanda Iglesias –Architectural designer in New York City, on how church buildings communicate theological truths.
06/02/2022 – Matt Smethurst –Virginia pastor, on five ways he says will help us to be evangelism-ready
06/01/2022 – Norman Stone –Movie director and C.S. Lewis expert, on a new film about the famous British author and apologist.
05/31/2022 – Nathan Rostampour –Church planting pastor, on coming to Christ while living with his Muslim family in Iran.
05/30/2022 – Os Guinness –Cultural critic, author and speaker, with an invitation to examine our lives and join the great quest for meaning.
05/27/2022 – Jen Wilkin –Author, speaker and Bible teacher, on how the songs in church worship help us remember Biblical truths.
05/26/2022 – Nathan Finn –Historian and theologian, on the importance of the doctrine of Biblical inerrancy
05/25/2022 – Hannah Anderson –Podcaster, blogger and author, on why she believes Christians should be reluctant culture warriors.
05/24/2022 – Doug Groothuis –Professor at Denver Seminary, on using apologetics to make a compelling case for Christian faith.
05/23/2022 – Kyle Rohane –Editor at Zondervan Publishing, on why many pastors are discouraged and how to help them.
05/20/2022 – Jared Wilson –Professor and author, with a rich, Biblical portrait of what real love is.
05/19/2022 – Winston Smith –Episcopal minister, with a Biblical perspective of our emotions and how God designed them for relationships.
05/18/2022 – George Barna –Researcher and professor, with new insights into the Millennial generation and on reaching them with the Gospel.
05/17/2022 – Natasha Crain –Speaker, author, podcaster, on living out your faith with conviction, discernment and courage.
05/16/2022 – Helen Smallbone –Mother of Christian music artist Rebecca St. James, on bringing her kids from Australia to the U.S.
05/13/2022 – Han-Luen Kantzer Komline –Michigan professor, on two influential women in church history
05/12/2022 – Warren Cole Smith –President of Ministry Watch, on the role of Christian journalism in bringing about reformation in the church.
05/10/2022 – Sara Barratt –22-year-old editor-in-chief of the Rebelution, helping her generation think through many confusing cultural issues.
05/09/2022 – Brant Hansen –Syndicated radio host, with thoughts on living out God’s purpose for men.
05/06/2022 – Josh Moody –Pastor of College Church in Illinois, on holiness and what it looks like in everyday life.
05/05/2022 – June Wyma –Regional director of Moms in Prayer, impacting children and schools for Christ by gathering mothers to pray.
05/04/2022 – Jeff Vanderstelt –Pastor of Doxa Church in Washington State, on developing what he calls Gospel fluency.
05/03/2022 – Kathy Branzell –of the National Day of Prayer, and Matt Potter of the Pray dot com app, on incentives to bring people together to pray.
05/02/2022 – Kimberly McOwen Yim –Speaker and author, on many thoughtful strategies for churches to use in trying to end human trafficking.
04/29/2022 – Danny Ray –Christian illusionist and author, with a light-hearted, practical and insightful discussion on strengthening your marriage.
04/28/2022 – Dan Johnson –President of Christian Radio for Russia, on his Christian radio outreach to Russian-speaking people.
04/27/2022 – Jonathan DodsonTexas pastor, on overcoming moral chaos with Jesus’ Beatitudes.
04/26/2022 – Tyson Langhofer –Attorney, on threats to free speech on college and university campuses, and what he’s doing about it.
04/25/2022 – Frank Turek –Author and speaker, explaining how our favorite movies reveal God.
04/22/2022 – Sean DeMars –Alabama pastor, explaining the Prosperity Gospel and how it contrasts with the teaching of Scripture.
04/21/2022 – Clarissa Moll –Author and podcaster, on her journey through grief following the sudden, accidental death of her husband.
04/20/2022 – Kristie Anyabwile –Women’s speaker and author, on learning about Psalm 119 from various women of color.
04/19/2022 – Chuck Bentley –CEO of Crown Financial Ministries, with a discussion on the invisible Hand that guides the economy.
04/18/2022 – Josh Holland –Director of the Billy Graham Rapid Response Team, on ministering to the refugees and people of Ukraine.
04/15/2022 – Craig Hawkins –Former co-host of the Bible Answerman program, on how God has led him to become involved in fighting global injustices.
04/14/2022 – Uche Anizor –Theology professor, on why Christians slide into spiritual apathy and how to fight against it.
04/13/2022 – Elijah Brown –General secretary of Baptist World Alliance, on reaching out to Ukrainian refugees, coming to Romania.
04/12/2022 – Harold Netland –Trinity Divinity School professor, on religious experience and how it can be a support for Christian belief.
04/11/2022 – Mandisa –Singer, songwriter and author, on battling depression and her personal path to wholeness, healing and joy.
04/08/2022 – David Eubank –Founder and leader of the Free Burma Rangers, volunteers serving out of love in the world’s most dangerous places.
04/07/2022 – Mark Vroegop –Indianapolis pastor, on discovering what he calls the grace of lament.
04/06/2022 – Kelly Kapic –Professor at Covenant College, on why God designed human beings with limits and why that’s a good thing.
04/05/2022 – Michael Hallett –Criminal Justice professor, on how Bible education is changing inmates’ lives inside of prison.
04/04/2022 – Jen Oshman –Author & missionary, encouraging women to reject the idols of our age and embrace their identity in Christ.
04/01/2022 – Ray Ortlund –President of Renewal Ministries, on giving men hope in the battle against pornography.
03/31/2022 – Rhyne Putman –New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary dean, on 8 ways to spot false teachers.
03/30/2022 – Jay Moon –Professor, pastor and business owner, with Biblical insights into sharing the Gospel in intercultural contexts.
03/29/2022 – Ken Samples –Research scholar with Reasons to Believe, taking a look at the three major expressions of Protestant Christianity.
03/28/2022 – Nicole Hunt –Attorney and writer, on encouraging people to be countercultural by having children.
03/25/2022 – Lisa Anderson –Young Adults director for Focus on the Family, on how to bring civility back to our discourse and why it matters.
03/24/2022 – Debra Moerke –Foster parent of many children, on her gripping story of faith, family and miraculous grace.
03/23/2022 – Ashley Hales –Writer and speaker, on the blessings of embracing our God-given limits.
03/22/2022 – Kevin Holoran –Project manager with Unlocking the Bible, with practical thoughts on overcoming obstacles to prayer.
03/21/2022 – David Hamilton –Retired minister living in northern Ireland, on his violent youth and coming to Christ in prison.
03/18/2022 – Dave Holzhauer –Director of the International Disaster Response Unit, on their field hospital ministry in Ukraine.
03/17/2022 – J. Warner Wallace –Retired cold case homicide detective, investigating the impact of Jesus that changed our world.
03/16/2022 – Ellen Vaughn –Writer and former ministry executive, on highly influential missionary and author Elisabeth Elliot.
03/15/2022 – Ray Comfort –Evangelist and author, with many reasons to believe what the Bible says about Jesus.
03/14/2022 – Ken Samples –Research scholar at Reasons to Believe, explaining the distinctives of three Protestant denominations.
03/11/2022 – Dave Jenkins –Director of Servants of Grace Ministries, on the problem of Biblical illiteracy and what to do about it.
03/10/2022 – Michael MacKenzie –Counselor and retreat center director, helping to defuse the issues that can take Christian leaders down.
03/09/2022 – Jennifer Shaw –Speaker and adoptive parent, on adoption, family and her new children’s book.
03/08/2022 – Craig –A team leader with the Pioneers missions organization, on serving Ukrainian war refugees in Poland
03/07/2022 – Patti Garibay –Founder of Heritage Girls, on this Christian scouting organization for girls.
03/04/2022 – Daniel Silliman –Editor with Christianity Today, on how Christian Fiction has shaped the culture of evangelical Christianity.
03/03/2022 – Thomas Kidd –History professor at Baylor University, on the difference between Christian Nationalism and Christian Patriotism
03/02/2022 – Arlin Migliazzo –Retired professor and author, on highly influential and colorful 20th century Bible teacher Henrietta Mears
03/01/2022 – Arlin Migliazzo –Retired professor and author, on highly influential and colorful 20th century Bible teacher Henrietta Mears
02/28/2022 – Alan Branch –Seminary ethics professor, applying Biblical wisdom to a number of thorny ethical questions.
02/25/22 – Scott Slayton –Pastor and high school teacher, on why he decided to become a bi-vocational pastor.
02/24/22 – D.H. DilbeckAuthor and historian, on the prophetic Christianity of 19th century Black abolitionist Frederick Douglass
02/23/22 – Ken Samples –Researcher with Reasons to Believe, with an overview of the Reformed, Presbyterian and Lutheran denominations.
2/22/22 – Patrick Miller –Missouri pastor and director of digital relationships, on ministry in the digital world, including the coming metaverse.
02/21/2022 – Hannah Sailsbury –Founder of Bibles in Schools, to get what she calls engaging Bibles placed in school libraries across the country.
02/18/2022 – Andrew Wilson –Pastor in London, England, on rediscovering God through ordinary, physical things we see in the world around us.
02/17/2022 – John Joseph –Maryland pastor, on how he became a pastor after God rescued him from a life of using and selling drugs.
02/16/2022 – David Curry –President and CEO of Open Doors, on the persecution of Christians and the countries that are the worst offenders.
02/15/2022 – Robert Tracy McKenzie –Historian and author, on how the Biblical doctrine of original sin influenced the Founding Fathers of America.
02/14/2022 – Reagan Rose –Blogger and podcaster, on helping Christians get more done to the glory of God.
02/11/2022 – Charlie Pinches and Paul Wadell –Professors and friends, on what it means to live out our callings in every aspect of life
02/10/2022 – Ken Samples –Author and historian, with a fascinating exploration of Protestantism, one of the three major branches of Christendom.
02/09/2022 – Gene Jordan –Missionary pilot, on the colorful history of Mission Aviation Fellowship.
02/08/2022 – Bruce Ashford –Research center scholar in England, on the doctrine of creation and its many applications to the Christian life
02/07/2022 – Mark Lanier –Trial attorney, using legal reasoning to examine the case for unbelief.
02/04/2022 – Greg Jao –With Intervarsity Christian Fellowship, on how they minister to students on secular college campuses
02/03/2022 – Todd Miles –Oregon seminary professor, applying Biblical wisdom to the medical and recreational uses of marijuana.
02/02/2022 – Sam Andreades –Pastor and author, with a Christian perspective on dating with discernment.
02/01/2022 – Thomas Tarrants –On his transformation from a member of the Ku Klux Klan to follower of Jesus Christ.
01/31/2022 – Jeanne Allert –Founder of Samaritan Women, on her Christian-based program to help those rescued from sex trafficking.
01/28/2022 – Preston Hill –Professor and author, on why believers should lament the evil in the world before the Lord.
01/27/2022 – Peter Gurry –Institute co-director, on five major decisions every Bible translator must make.
01/26/2022 – Hector Colon –Social Services agency CEO, on his journey from boxing champion to believer in Jesus Christ.
01/26/2022 – Elliot Clark –Missions leader and author, on recovering the motivation the Apostle Paul had for missions.
01/24/2022 – Aimee Joseph –Women’s ministry leader, with theological and practical insights into the decision-making process.
01/21/2022 – Monica Kelsey –Retired firefighter on saving babies with Safe Haven Baby Boxes, plus Nick Emery, director of Life Choices of Carson City
01/20/2022 – Richard Sterns –President Emeritus of World Vision U.S., on leading with Christian values in a success-driven world.
01/19/2022 – Ken Samples –Senior research scholar at Reasons to Believe, on Roman Catholicism, one of the major branches of Christendom
01/18/2022 – Vaneetha Risner –Author and blogger, with an encouraging testimony of God’s grace in the midst of many challenges.
01/17/2022 – Mark Hancock –CEO of Trail Life, a Christian scouting organization helps boys connect with God through outdoor adventures.
01/14/2022 – Alistair Begg –Ohio pastor and author, on standing firm in this post-Christian age like the Biblical Daniel in Babylon.
01/13/2022 – Scott Gustafson –Ministry consultant, on a missionary approach to addressing religious extremism in the Middle East.
01/12/2022 – Shelby Abbott –Staff member with the Cru Campus ministry, with practical ideas for addressing our doubts about God.
01/11/2022- Jason Lyle –Astrophysicist, on fractals, a secret code he says is embedded in math and is a glimpse into God’s creation.
01/10/2022 – Sharon Dutra –Co-founder of Be Transformed Ministries, on how God changed her life while she was in prison.
01/07/2022 – Dan Stringer –Staff member with Intervarsity Christian Fellowship, on why he struggles to stay involved with evangelicalism
01/06/2022 – Gordon Govier –Print and broadcast journalist, on the top discoveries in Biblical archaeology in 2021.
01/05/2022 – Mark Looy –Co-founder of Answers in Genesis, talking about Patrick Marsh, the late designer of the Creation Museum.
01/04/2022 – Joe Dallas –Author with practical and Biblical thoughts on engaging our hostile cancel culture with words of grace and truth.
01/03/2022 – Jason Thacker –On staff at the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission, on the role of artificial intelligence.
12/31/2021 – Tom Meyer –Bible college instructor known as the Bible Memory Man, encouraging people to memorize Scripture.
12/30/2021 – Michael Svigel –Professor at Dallas Theological Seminary, correcting some widely held urban legends in church history.
12/29/2021 – Ken Samples –Research scholar at Reasons to Believe, with an in-depth look into Orthodoxy.
12/28/2021 – Chris Goswami –Bio-vocational pastor in England, on coming to Christ from a Hindu background.
12/27/2021 – Amanda Iglesias –Architectural designer in New York City, on how church buildings communicate theological truths.
12/24/2021 – Lee Hutchings –Ohio Presbyterian pastor, with some encouraging words to help us keep perspective this Christmas season.
12/23/2021 – Brian Tabb –Professor and Dean at Bethlehem College and Seminary, on how the church fulfills the mission of Christ.
12/22/2021 – Jen Wilkin –Author, speaker and Bible teacher, on how the songs in church worship help us remember Biblical truths.
12/21/2021 – Mark Roberts –Strategist for Fuller Seminary’s De Pree Center for Leadership, with reflections on the church season of Advent.
12/20/2021 – Nate Oinonen –Founder of Worship in the Woods, a ministry of taking complete strangers into God’s wilderness to talk about God.
12/17/2021 – Timothy Larsen –Professor and expert on Christmas, who says we need to stop worrying that Christ has been taken out of Christmas.
12/16/2021 – Robert Wolgemuth –Publishing executive and author, on finishing the race of faith with God’s grace.
12/15/2021 – Ken Samples –Research scholar at Reasons to Believe, with a quick overview of the three major branches of Christendom.
12/14/2021 – Colin Smith –Illinois pastor, helping grieving people navigate the valley of sorrow and loss.
12/13/2021 – Claire Culwell –Pro-life speaker, on surviving the abortion which was meant to take her life, and by God’s grace she chose forgiveness.
12/10/2021 – Michele Pillar –Recording artist and author, and her hopeful journey of healing and restoration.
12/09/2021 – Chris Wilson –Head of the Dream Center, on their ministry to homeless people which includes a village of tiny houses
12/08/2021 – Matthew Mitchell –Pennsylvania pastor, on the prevalence of gossip, what it is and how to resist it.
12/07/2021 – Jeffery Bilbro –Professor and editor, on the role of the news in the Christian life.
12/06/2021 – Nathaniel Jeanson –Author & speaker with Answers in Genesis, with advice when studying science at a secular university.
12/03/2021 – Pierce Taylors Hibbs –Instructor at Westminster Seminary, on how the giving nature of God causes us to find joy in giving to others
12/02/2021 – Ken Samples –Senior scholar at Reasons to Believe, with an overview of the major eras in the history of the church.
12/01/2021 – Jared Wilson –Professor and author, with a rich, Biblical portrait of what real love is.
11/30/2021 – Margy Tripp –Counselor and educator, on restoring broken relationships with teenage and adult children.
11/29/2021 – William Boekestein –Michigan pastor, on apologetics of the Christian faith, and believers need to be ready to do it.
11/26/2021 – Bob Klamser –Co-founder of Crisis Consulting International, on dealing with crisis and hostage situations in missions contexts.
11/25/2021 – Sam Crabtree –A pastor at Bethlehem Baptist Church in Minneapolis, on cultivating a grateful heart in all circumstances.
11/24/2021 – Janet Benge –Prolific author, on why she likes to write about heroes of the Christian faith.
11/23/2021 – Warren Cole Smith –President of Ministry Watch, on recent staff departures at World over the magazine’s direction.
11/22/2021 -George Barna –Researcher and professor, with new insights into the Millennial generation and on reaching them with the Gospel.
11/19/2021 – Gregory Reynolds –Publication editor, on his journey from New England hippie to Presbyterian pastor.
11/18/2021 – Danny Ray –Christian illusionist and author, with a light-hearted, practical and insightful discussion on strengthening your marriage.
11/17/2021 – Darryl Dash –Canadian pastor and writer, with a Biblical approach on dealing with disagreements among Christians
11/16/2021 – Daniel Seabaugh –Retail store manager, on what he’s learned about God working at a gas station.
11/15/201 – Clarissa Moll –Author and podcaster, on her journey through grief following the sudden, accidental death of her husband.
11/12/2021 – Ryan Tucker –Attorney with Alliance Defending Freedom, on a legal challenge to the federal vaccine mandate by two seminaries.
11/11/2021 – Paul Kent –Writer and editor, on the life and ministry of Oswald Chambers, for the devotional “My Utmost for His Highest.”
11/10/2021 – Michael Hallet –Criminal Justice professor, on how Bible education is changing inmates’ lives inside of prison.
11/09/2021 – Andrew Walker –Christian ethics professor, on the need to defend everyone’s religious freedom in this pluralistic age.
11/08/2021 – Ray Rising –Missionary in Columbia, on being kidnapped and held as a hostage there for more than two years in the 1990s
11/05/2021 – Stephen Meyer –With the Discovery Institute, on some scientific evidence for the existence of a personal God.
11/04/2021 – Angie Ward –Professor at Denver Seminary, on living as God’s people in times of crisis.
11/03/2021 – Ken Samples –Research scholar with Reasons to Believe, answering some of the toughest questions asked about Christianity.
11/02/2021 – David Eubank –Founder and leader of the Free Burma Rangers, volunteers serving out of love in the world’s most dangerous places.
11/01/2021 – Adam Holz –Director of the Plugged In website with Focus on the Family, helping parents navigate their kid’s social media use.
10/29/2021 – Jay Moon –Professor, pastor and business owner, with Biblical insights into sharing the Gospel in intercultural contexts.
10/28/2021 – Pam Tebow – Speaker and author, on what she calls the miraculous, motivating power of a woman’s influence.
10/27/2021 – Dave Harvey –Author and former pastor, on building marriages which grow closer and stronger.
10/26/2021 – Dean Inserra –Florida pastor, on reaching what he considers the largest mission field in America – cultural Christians.
10/25/2021 – Ray Ortlund –President of Renewal Ministries, on giving men hope in the battle against pornography.
10/22/2021 – David Mathis –Executive editor with desiringGod.org, on responding to God’s merciful, humbling Hand in our lives.
10/21/2021- Rachel-Ruth Lotz Wright –Granddaughter of Billy Graham, with insights on passing the faith on to the next generation.
10/20/2021 – Dallas Holm –Christian recording artist, on how he expresses his faith through his music.
10/19/2021 – Dallas Holm –Singer and songwriter, on getting to know him and his music ministry.
10/18/2021 – J Warner Wallace –Retired cold case homicide detective, investigating the impact of Jesus that changed our world.
10/15/2021 – Matt Mullins –Professor at the Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, with some literary approaches to help you enjoy the Bible
10/14/2021 – Jeff King –President of Persecution dot org, on what Christians are experiencing in the Middle East, especially Pakistan.
10/13/2021 – Ellen Vaughn –Writer and former ministry executive, on highly influential missionary and author Elisabeth Elliot.
10/12/2021 – Gordon Govier –Writer and speaker on Biblical archeology topics, on a recent scientific theory of how the Biblical Sodom was destroyed.
10/11/2021 – Bobby Gruenewald –Founder of the YouVersion Bible, working with ministries to distribute God’s Word worldwide by 2022.
10/08/2021 – Daniel Silliman –Editor at Christianity Today, on how Christian fiction has shaped the culture of evangelical Christianity in recent years.
10/07/2021 – Ken Harrison –Chairman of Promise Keepers, on the new look of the men’s ministry which began 30 years ago.
10/06/2021 – Ashley Hales –Writer and speaker, on the blessings of embracing our God-given limits.
10/05/2021 – Norman Stone –Movie director and C.S. Lewis expert, on a new film about the famous British author and apologist.
10/04/2021 – Jason Guinasso –Reno based attorney, on a federal lawsuit aiming to stop legal prostitution in Nevada and protect sex-trafficking victims.
10/01/2021 – Jim McCaffrey –Maryland Baptist pastor, on how his autism diagnosis changed his life and his ministry.
09/30/2021 – Alan White –Researcher for Answers in Genesis, with a Creation scientist’s perspective on climate change.
09/29/2021 – Scott Slayton –Pastor and high school teacher, on why he decided to become a bi-vocational pastor.
09/28/2021 – T.M. Moore –Principal of the Fellowship of Ailbe – on revival, what it is, why it’s needed and how to pray for it.
09/27/2021 – Emily Burke –Student fellow for the Institute for Faith and Freedom, on the explosive growth of homeschooling.
09/24/2021 – Andrew Brunson –Former missionary and pastor in Turkey, about his story of persecution and perseverance by God’s grace.
09/23/2021 – Henry Lee Poe –Professor at Union University, on how C.S. Lewis moved from being an atheist to a believer in Jesus.
09/22/2021 – Sharon James –Author for the Christian Institute in London, on how Christianity transformed the world through the ages.
09/21/2021 – Ken Jones –Florida pastor, on the history and influence of the African-American Church in the United States.
09/20/2021 – Kevin Halloran –Project manager with Unlocking the Bible, with practical thoughts on overcoming obstacles to prayer.
09/17/2021 – David Block –University research astronomer and author, on his journey to faith in Christ.
09/16/2021 – Kevin Van Horne –Executive Director of the International Fellowship of Evangelical Students USA, on a movement of Christian students.
09/15/2021 – Justin Holcomb –Episcopal priest and professor, on the hope and healing for victims of sexual assault.
09/14/2021 – Christopher Wright –Global Ambassador with the Langham Partnership in London, on faithful discipleship in idolatrous times.
09/13/2021 – Robert Tracy McKenzie –Historian and author, on how the Biblical doctrine of original sin influenced the Founding Fathers of America.
09/10/2021 – Shelly Genovese Calhoun –Author and speaker, on her journey of tragedy and hope through the events of 9-11.
09/09/2021 – Tony Carnes –Publisher of a Journey Through NYC Religions, with reflections on 20 years since the 9-11 attacks.
09/08/2021 – Pastor Patrick Propster –Reflecting on the events of 9-11 and why we should always remember and never forget
09/07/2021 – Chuck Bentley –President of Crown Financial, on seven major trends he says may threaten our financial future.
09/06 2021 – Gene Jordan –Missionary pilot, on the colorful history of Mission Aviation Fellowship.
09/03/2021 – James Emery White –Pastor of Mecklenburg Community Church in North Carolina, on everyday practices for a vibrant Christian faith.
09/02/2021 – Chuck Grimm –Executive director of Pathfinders Children’s Ministry, on their outreach to at-risk children in generational poverty.
09/01/2021 – Greg Jao –Vice President with Intervarsity Christian Fellowship, on how they minister to students on secular college campuses.
08/31/2021 – Todd Miles –Oregon seminary professor, applying Biblical wisdom to the medical and recreational uses of marijuana.
08/30/2021 – Nazareth –Co-founder of Voice of Refugees, on welcoming the troubled Afghan refugees to southern California.
08/27/2021 – Scott Wesley Brown –Singer/songwriter, journeying through the early days of Contemporary Christian Music
08/26/2021 – Thomas Keene –New Testament professor, on why he believes the Book of Revelation has an answer key within it.
08/25/2021 – Randy Stonehill –With a celebration of 50 years of ministry as one of the leading pioneers of Contemporary Christian Music
08/24/2021 – Blake Long –Author, encouraging believers to display a Christ-like attitude as we share the Good News.
08/23/2021 – Anna Hampton –Former humanitarian aid worker in Afghanistan, with reflections on the current situation there and how to pray.
08/20/2021 – Marina Hofman –on how she found encouragement from women in the Bible following a serious car accident.
08/19/2021 – Dave Jenkins –Director of Servants of Grace Ministries, on the problem of Biblical illiteracy and what to do about it.
08/18/2021 – Gary Bates –CEO of Creation Ministries International, on UFOs and the U.S. government’s release of documents about them.
08/17/2021 – Joni Eareckson Tada –Quadriplegic and disability advocate, on her inspiring life and ministry.
08/16/2021 Richard Stearns –President Emeritus of World Vision U.S., on leading with Christian values in a success-driven world.
08/13/2021 – Ken Liu –Director of Christian Legal Aid for the Christian Legal Society, on how God called him to serve the poor.
08/12/2021 – Jason Lisle –Astrophysicist, on fractals, a secret code he says is embedded in math and is a glimpse into God’s creation.
08/11/2021 – Emily Belz –Senior reporter for World magazine, helping shed light on some of the specifics of the QAnon movement.
08/10/2021 – Matt Hein –Singer-songwriter with Christian band “I Am They”, about making Christian music for an international audience.
08/09/2021 – Thomas Tarrants –President emeritus of the C.S. Lewis Institute, from a member of the Ku Klux Klan to follower of Jesus Christ.
08/06/2021 – Eden Chen –Co-founder of Fisherman Labs, on how God has worked in his life, from how he came to faith to where he lives.
08/05/2021 – Joe Dallas –Author with practical and Biblical thoughts on engaging our hostile cancel culture with words of grace and truth.
08/04/2021 – Will Thompson –Director of Fellowship of Christian Athletes Japan, reaching athletes and coaches at the Olympics.
08/03/2021 – Jamie Janosz –Editor of “Today in the Word”, on efforts to send out thousands of devotional books to inmates nationwide.
08/02/2021 – Peter Demos –Owner/operator of five restaurants in Tennessee, on trusting God during the difficult times of the pandemic.
07/30/2021 – Sharon Betters –Author and pastor’s wife, with encouragement for aging with grace.
07/29/2021 – David Bowden –Author and spoken Word poet, on God’s plan for us to overcome sin in our lives.
07/28/2021 – Michael Svigel –Professor at Dallas Theological Seminary, correcting some widely held urban legends in church history
07-27-2021 – Chris Brauns –Illinois pastor, with a Biblical and practical perspective of forgiveness
07/26/2021 – Chris Goswami –Bio-vocational pastor in England, on coming to Christ from a Hindu background.
07/23/2021 – Brett McCracken –Writer and editor for the Gospel Coalition, on feeding your soul carefully to gain needed wisdom.
07/22/2021 – Drew Hinshaw –Senior reporter for the Wall Street Journal, on the amazing and inspiring story of kidnapped Nigerian schoolgirls.
07/21/2021 – Levi Fuller –Recently released from 30 years of incarceration, with insights into following Jesus in and outside of prison.
07/20/2021 – Stephen McAlpine –Australian pastor, on how to live for Jesus in a world that says you shouldn’t.
07/19/2021 – Mark Ward –Editor of Bible Study Magazine, on the right use and the misuse of the King James version of the Bible.
07/16/2021 – Greg Smalley –Vice president with Focus on the Family, with some thoughts on strengthening your marriage
07/15/2021 -Dan Darling –Vice president with the National Religious Broadcasters, on using our online and offline conversations for good.
07/14/2021 – Austin Gohn –Pittsburgh pastor, on how Saint Augustin helps people in their 20s navigate that often restless time of life
07/13/2021 – Robert Wolgemuth –Publishing executive and author, on finishing the race of faith with God’s grace.
07/12/2021 – Ken Ham –Founder of Answers in Genesis, diagnosing major problems in our culture and the Biblical solutions.
07/09/2021 – Sunday Htoo –Native of the country of Burma or Myanmar, on fleeing the country and later coming to the U.S.
07/08/2021 – Drew Hunter –Indiana pastor and frequent Pilgrim Radio speaker, with Biblically-based advice on developing friendships.
07/07/2021 – Chris Christian – Christian music pioneer and author, on the beginnings of Christian Music and his time working with famous musicians.
07/06/2021 – Gracia Burnham – missionary and author, on what God taught her after being held hostage for a year in the Philippines.
07/05/2021 – Seth Vitrano-Wilson –With Horizons International Ministries, about translators putting phrasing from other religions into Christian Bible translations.
07/02/2021 – Michael Farris –Constitutional attorney, on the history of religious liberty and how it took root in America.
07/01/2021 – Carolyn Weber –Professor at Heritage College and Seminary in Canada, on coming to faith in Christ while a student at Oxford University.
06/30/2021 – Suzanne Gosselin –Freelance writer and editor, on the disturbing trend of some public Christians renouncing or deconstructing their faith.
06/29/2021 – Aaron Menikoff –Georgia pastor, on why heavenly-minded people do the most earthly good.
06/28/2021 – Gerald McDermott –Retired seminary professor, with a Biblical perspective of the contentious subject of Critical Race Theory.
06/25/2021 – Ken Cottrell & Julie Zeiler –of Adullam House Ministries in Billings, Montana, helping ex-inmates transition back into society.
06/24/2021 – Justin Bailey –Theology professor, with help in sharing the beauty of the Christian faith in a secular age.
06/23/2021 – Jason Ching –Pastor of Dayspring Church in Reno, with thoughts on walking God’s narrow path on the internet.
06/22/2021 – Shelby Abbott –Staff member with the Cru Campus ministry, with practical ideas for addressing our doubts about God.
06/21/2021 – Alistair Begg –Ohio pastor and author, on standing firm in this post-Christian age like the Biblical Daniel in Babylon
06/18/2021 – Petr Jasek –With Voice of the Martyrs, on being imprisoned with members of ISIS in a prison in
Margy Tripp – Counselor and educator, on restoring broken relationships with teenage and adult children.
06/16/2021 -Daniel Seabaugh – Retail store manager, on what he’s learned about God working at a gas station.
06/15/2021 – Ministry Leaders -Talking with ministry leaders in Wyoming, Montana and Nevada about reaching kids for Christ this summer.
06/14/2021 – Gregory Reynolds –Publication editor, on how his journey from New England hippie to Presbyterian pastor.
06/11/2021 – Jeffery Bilbro Professor and editor, on the role of the news in the Christian life.
06/10/2021 – Chris Wilson – Head of the Dream Center in South Carolina, on their ministry to homeless people.
06/09/2021 – Michele Pillar – Recording artist and author, and her hopeful journey of healing and restoration.
06/08/2021 – Matthew Mitchell – Pennsylvania pastor, on the prevalence of gossip, what it is and how to resist it.
06/07/2021 – Andrew Walker –Christian ethics professor, on the need to defend everyone’s religious freedom in this pluralistic age.
06/04/2021 – Tom Wilson –Elementary music teacher and recording artist from Lander, Wyoming, on his new CD which is a tribute to his late mother.
06/03/2021 – Kimm Carr – Executive director of Community Bible Study, on the importance of studying and applying the Bible to our lives.
06/02/2021 -Stephen Meyer – With the Discovery Institute in Seattle, on the return of the God hypothesis
05/31/2021 – Gunnar Hanson –Southern California pastor, with Memorial Day reflections from a former Navy SEAL.
06/01/2021 – Jennifer Shaw –Speaker and adoptive parent, on adoption, family and her new children’s book
05/28/2021 – Bill Roullier – Reno pastor, on the practice of prayer-walking and its connection to fulfilling the Great Commission.
05/27/2021 – Os Guinness – Cultural observer, on the kind of revolution that brings true freedom to both society and the human soul.
05/26/2021 – Kathryn Butler – Former trauma surgeon, with a doctor’s reflections on faith , suffering and the goodness of God.
05/25/2021 – Mark Tooley – President of the Institute on Religion and Democracy, on the Methodist Church and other churches.
05/24/2021 – Brian Gray – with the Denver Institute for Faith and Work, exploring the concept of calling and the Christian life
05/21/2021 – Ken Samples – Senior research scholar at Reasons to Believe, on famous American revivalist preacher and theologian Jonathan Edwards.
05/20/2021 – Rachelle Star – Founder of Scarlet Hope, ministering to women in the adult entertainment industry.
05/19/2021 – Mark Vroegop – Indianapolis pastor, on discovering what he calls the grace of lament.
05/19/2021 – Josh MCDowell – Longtime evangelist and apologist, on how his “Evidence that Demands a Verdict” book prepares believers to share their faith.
05/17/2021 – Peter Lillback – President of Westminster Theological Seminary, on leadership principles from the life of the Apostle Peter
05/14/2021 – Eric Mockof the Slavic Gospel Association, on their ministry to children still suffering from the Chernobyl nuclear disaster.
05/13/2021 – Jeff and Terra Mattson – ministry leaders and authors, on helping Christian leaders close the gap between what they preach and how they live.
05/12/2021 – Matt Mullins – Professor at the Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, to help you enjoy the Bible.
05/11/2021 – Jeff Pack – Longtime member of the Gideons International, on their efforts to distribute God’s Word into many of the countries of the world.
05/10/2021 – Jay Watts – Founder of Merely Human Ministries, with concerns about the recent combining of human and monkey cells in embryos
05/07/2021 – Ken Samples – Senior research scholar at Reasons to Believe, on famous medieval theologian St. Bonaventure
05/06/2021 – Michael Lindsay – Outgoing president of Gordon College, on navigating life’s important transitions he calls hinge moments.
05/05/2021 – National Day of Prayer – Coordinators from across the Intermountain and Desert West as they gear-up for the National Day of Prayer.
05/04/2021 – Patrick Klein – Founder of Vision Beyond Borders, on how missionaries are dealing with the upheaval since the shocking government take-over of the country of Myanmar
05/03/2021 – Jeff McCaffery – Maryland Baptist pastor, on how his autism diagnosis changed his life and his ministry.
04/30/2021 – Brant Bosserman – Washington state pastor, on what’s involved in following Scripture’s teaching to obey the civil authorities.
04/29/2021 – Andrew Atherstone – Oxford University professor, on the life and contributions of 19th century British minister and author J.C. Ryle.
04/28/2021 – Jen Wilkin – Women’s Bible study leader, on the many ways God is different from us and why that’s a good thing.
04/27/2021 – Katherine Beim-Eshe – Founder of the Fellowship of Former Christian Scientists, on how she came to Christ and left that religion.
04/26/2021 – T.M. Moore – Principal of the Fellowship of Ailbe – on revival, what it is, why it’s needed and how to pray for it
04/23/2021 – Sharon James – Author and policy analyst for the Christian Institute in London, on how Christianity transformed the world through the ages.
04/22/2021 – Andy Naselli – Minneapolis pastor, with a Biblical perspective on the conscience and it’s role in the Christian life.
04/21/2021 – Ken Samples – Senior scholar with Reasons to Believe, introducing us to ancient Christian leader St. Jerome.
04/20/2021 – Timothy Paul Jones – Professor at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, on how we know who really wrote the four Gospels.
04/19/2021 – Sarah Zylstra – Senior writer with the Gospel Coalition, on some inspiring stories of believers quietly changing the world in Jesus’ name
04/16/2021 – Ken Samples – Historian and author, with a deep look into Christian history to discuss early theologian St. Basil the Great.
04/15/2021 – Philip Ryken – President of Wheaton College, with examples from Scripture and his own life on how God sustains us in suffering.
04/14/2021 – Janie Cheaney – Writer for World magazine, taking us on a tour of children's books – the classic, the current and even the controversial.
04/12/2021 – Russell Moore – President of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission, on facing our fears with Christ-empowered courage.
04/09/2021 – David Ayers – Professor at Grove City College, on the alarming increase of Christians co-habiting before and outside of marriage.
04/08/2021 – Chip Hardy – Professor at Southeastern Baptist Seminary, on the recent discovery of dozens of Dead Sea Scroll fragments and the importance of this discovery for us as Christian believers.
04/07/2021 – Jim Denison – Commentator and ministry leader, on a congressional anti-discrimination bill which may endanger religious liberty.
04/06/2021 – Alan White – Researcher and speaker for Answers in Genesis, with a Creation scientist's perspective on climate change and what we need to know about it.
04/05/2021 – Chuck Bentley – President of Crown Financial, on seven major trends that he says threaten our financial future, as individuals and as a nation.
04/02/2021 – Adam Doyle – Youth pastor at Highland Park Community Church in Casper, Wyoming, on his Christian testimony and on ministering to youth.
04/01/2021 – Don Everts – Presbyterian pastor, on what happens when Christians pursue the common good of their neighbors.
03/31/2021 – Ken Samples – Senior scholar with Reasons to Believe, on early Christian thinker Tertullian
03/30/2021 – Betsy Childs Howard – Editor with the Gospel Coalition, on thinking Biblically about seasons of waiting.
03/29/2021 – David Block – University research astronomer and author, on his journey to faith in Christ.
03/26/2021 – Sarah Komisky – Online magazine editor, with a tribute to late Christian singer-songwriter Carman.
03/25/2021 – Chuck Lawless – Professor at Southeastern Seminary, on questions to ask to assess our spiritual health.
03/24/2021 – Todd Nettleton – Spokesperson for Voice of the Martyrs, on believers who persevered in the face of persecution.
03/23/2021 – Matt Merker – Hymn writer, on corporate worship and how the church gathers as God's people.
03/22/2021 – Aaron Earls – Senior writer/editor at Lifeway Research, on Christians, conspiracy theories and credibility.
03/19/2021 – Ken Barun –
Vice President with the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, on his life from drug addict to ministry leader.
03/19/2021 – James Emery White –
Pastor of Mecklenburg Community Church in North Carolina, on everyday practices for a vibrant Christian faith.
03/17/2021 – Mike Pettengill –
Director with Mission to the World, on reclaiming the great early missionary to Ireland, St. Patrick.
03/16/2021 – David Talley –
Professor at Biola University in California, explaining the story of the Old Testament.
03/15/2021 -Ken Liu –
Director of Christian Legal Aid for the Christian Legal Society, on how God called him to serve the poor through his legal practice.
03/12/2021 – Ken Samples –
Senior scholar with Reasons to Believe, on early Christian leader Justin Martyr.
03/11/2021 – J.P. Moreland –
Professor at Talbot School of Theology, on the reality of the human soul and why it matters.
03/10/2021 – Nina Shae –
International religious rights advocate, on our dependency on China for the printing of U.S. Bibles.
03/09/2021 – J.R. Vassar –
Texas pastor, on renouncing personal glory in favor of God's glory.
03/08/2021 – Kirk Cameron –
Actor and evangelist, on what's needed for revival in America.
03/05/2021 – Dan Wolgemuth –
President and CEO of Youth For Christ, on 76 years of ministry to youth in the U.S. and around the world.
03/04/2021 – Os Guinness –
Founder of the Trinity Forum, on the power of Christianity to change our world when lived out by faithful believers.
03/03/2021 – Christopher Wright –
Global Ambassador with the Langham Partnership in London, on faithful discipleship in idolatrous times.
03/02/2021 – Joe Kesler –
Retired Montana bank CEO, on approaching our money from a Christian perspective.
03/01/2021 – Warren Cole Smith –
President of Ministry Watch, on an investigation into accusations against late evangelist Ravi Zacharias.
02/26/2021 – Eli Birnbaum –
Israel director for Jews for Jesus, on this Gospel outreach based in Jerusalem.
02/25/2021 – Sam Crabtree –
A pastor at Bethlehem Baptist Church in Minneapolis, on cultivating a grateful heart in all circumstances.
02/24/2021 – Derek Thomas –
Presbyterian pastor in South Carolina, on what the Bible teaches about Heaven and how to prepare for it.
02/23/2021 – Thomas Keene –
New Testament professor, on why he believes the Book of Revelation has an answer key within it.
02/22/2021 – Ken Jones –
Florida pastor, on the history and influence of the African-American Church in the United States.
02/19/2021 – John Fenella –
Wyoming pastor, on the most famous sermon in American history.
02/18/2021 – Brett McCracken –
Writer and editor for the Gospel Coalition, on feeding your soul carefully to gain needed wisdom.
02/17/2021 – Justin Holcomb –
Episcopal priest, on hope and healing for victims of sexual assault.
02/16/2021 – Barry Danylak –
Pastor to Single Adults in Canada, on how Scripture affirms the single life.
02/15/2021 – Joe Battaglia –
Christian media leader and author, with thoughts on bringing unity to our divided nation.
02/12/2021 – Ken Samples –
Senior research scholar at Reasons to Believe, on the broad Christian appeal of C.S. Lewis.
02/11/2021 – John Inazu –
Professor at the Washington University School of Law, on Christians, free speech, and digital platforms.
02/10/2021 – Stephen McAlpine –
Australian pastor, on how to live for Jesus in a world that says you shouldn't.
02/09/2021 – Beth Kirchner –
Teacher with the Mercy Ships ministry, on why she chose to stay at the start of COVID.
02/08/2021 – Patrick Klein –
Director of Vision Beyond Borders, bringing understanding to the military coup in Myanmar.
02/05/2021 – Ken Samples –
Senior research scholar at Reasons to Believe, on 17th century French inventor and mathematician Blaise Pascal.
02/04/2021 – Stan Guthrie –
Church communications director, on famous Dutch Christian Corrie Ten Boom and her book “The Hiding Place.”
02/01/2021 – Gracia Burnham –
Talks about being held hostage for a year by terrorists in the Philippines.
02/02/2021 – Gracia Burnham –
Missionary and speaker, on what God taught her after a year of captivity in the jungles of the Philippines.
01/29/2021 – Ken Samples –
Senior research scholar at Reasons to Believe, on John Calvin.
01/28/2021 – Mike Licona –
Professor at Houston Baptist University debates with Bart Ehrman.
01/27/2021 – Christina Fox –
Women's conference speaker and writer, on trading lesser fears for the fear of the Lord.
01/26/2021 – Richard Simmons –
Director of the Center for Executive Leadership, on the existence of God.
01/25/2021 – David Curry –
President and CEO of Open Doors, on the persecution of Christians and the countries that are the worst offenders.
12/24/2020 – John Greco –
Writer and editor, with thoughtful insights about the Biblical Christmas story.
12/23/2020 – Mark Roberts –
Director of the Depree Center at Fuller Seminary, with reflections on the church season of Advent.
12/22/2020 – Andrew Brunson –
Former missionary and pastor in Turkey, about his story of persecution, imprisonment and perseverance by God's grace.
12/18/2020 – Valerie Elliot Shephard –
Daughter of Jim and Elisabeth Elliot, with inspiration from her parents love letters.
12/17/2020 – Dan Darling –
Vice president of the National Association of Broadcasters, speaking on the dangers of online communication.
12/16/2020 – Justin Baily –
Theology professor and author, with help on sharing the beauty of the Christian faith in a secular age.
12/15/2020 – Jim McCloskey –
Founder of Centurion Ministries working to free the wrongly convicted.
12/11/2020 – Glenna Marshall
Pastor's wife and writer, delighting in what she calls everyday faithfulness.
12/09/2020 – Jeff and Terra Mattson
Ministry leaders and authors, on helping Christian leaders close the gap between the values they preach and those they live.
12/10/2020 – Jordon Baller
On staff at the Acton Institute, the lessons Abraham Kuyper can teach us today.
12/07/2020 – Jeff Pack –
Longtime member of the Gideons International, on their efforts to distribute God's Word in some 200 countries of the world.
12/04/2020 – Ken Samples –
Vice President at Reasons to Believe, on Anselm, who Ken considers one of the great Christian thinkers in Church history.
12/03/2020 – David Croteau –
Professor and Greek scholar, with thoughts on selecting a Bible translation.
12/02/2020 – Drew Hunter –
Indiana pastor with Biblically based advice on developing true friendships.
12/01/2020 – Becky Pippert
Evangelist and author, urging believers to get out there and share the Good News!
11/30/2020 – Os Guinness –
Social critic on the 60s counter-culture and how it changed America forever.
11/27/2020 – Ken Samples –
Vice President at Reasons to Believe, on the remarkable contributions of early Church thinker Athanasius.
11/26/2020 – Paul Jehle –
Pastor, author and historian, on the amazing, faith and legacy of the early American settlers known as the Pilgrims.
11/25/2020 – Tim Weidemann –
Bill Feltner and Patrick Herman share recollections and insights
11/24/2020 – Cliff Denney –
Our first general manager, and Tom Hesse, our second general manager, on God's grace in sustaining and growing Pilgrim Radio over 50 years.
11/23/2020 – Cliff Denney –
Our first general manager, and Tom Hesse, our second general manager, on inspiring stories of God’s provision for Pilgrim Radio through the years.
11/20/2020 – Cliff Denney –
Our first general manager on inspiring stories of God’s provision for Pilgrim Radio through the years.
11/19/2020 – Craig Miller –
Our music director and volunteer coordinator in the early 1980s, sharing recollections of his time here and the value of Christian radio.
11/18/2020 – His People
Excerpts from some of the first His People programs, which began airing in 1979, showing topics of discussion and news from that era.
11/17/2020 – Jim Satterfield
On his story of how God used KNIS, the first Pilgrim Radio station, to transform his life.