Courage in the Face of Cultural Chaos, with John Stonestreet (Ep. 172)
The growing hunger for truth among the younger generation and how to lead with clarity in a world that preaches acceptance above all else.
Listen to podcast on:
General
It’s Your Turn to Preach the Gospel, with Franklin Graham (Ep. 171)
A challenge to boldly preach the Gospel, just as Charlie Kirk and others have done before us.
Listen to podcast on:
Running to the Fire With Ken Isaacs (Ep. 170)
From witnessing genocide in Rwanda to negotiating with warlords in Afghanistan, Ken talks about some of the experiences that have shaped a life spent saying yes to God.
Listen to podcast on:
Can There Truly be Peace in Israel? with Daniel Cohen (Ep. 169)
Today, on the anniversary of October 7th, 2023, I talk with my friend Daniel Cohen: husband, father, journalist, and bold believer living on the ground in Israel as this war rages.
Listen to podcast on:
Be Careful: Are You Damaging the Name of Jesus? (Ep. 168)
We should be taking an inventory of who we’re following, because the voices we’re choosing to consume matter—maybe more than we even realize.
Listen to podcast on:
The Fight for Faith on Campus with Dr. Frank Turek (Ep. 167)
In a culture where everyone wants to believe what’s best for them, how do we defend and share the Good News? After the tragic events of last week, answering this question has taken on a new urgency.
Listen to podcast on:
Episode 49: Progressive Christianity: Is it “Another Gospel?”
Progressive Christianity—it’s a term you might casually hear from time to time, but do you know what it is?
Listen to podcast on:
Facing 2021 With Confidence & Hope
The flip of the calendar from 2020 to 2021 may not have been the “magical change” everyone had hoped for, but now is the time for Christians to stand strong in their faith.
Read more…
An Easter Devotion: The Cross
What does the cross mean in today’s society?
The Cross
What does the cross mean in today’s society?
We wear it around our necks, we hang it on our walls as decoration, we place it on the side of the road to memorialize lives lost. Many people today don’t realize the sacrifice that God made through Christ’s death on the cross because we have glamorized it for the sake of a holiday—a day off work.
But at the time of Christ, the cross caused great distress. It was the symbol of ultimate torture and cruelty—human crucifixion. The writers of the Bible didn’t include the horrific details about what happened to the human body during crucifixion because they didn’t need to. Those who lived in fear of this barbaric death penalty knew all too well its effects.
A Symbol of Service
We often pass them in airports or see them sitting across from us in a restaurant. We will see them strolling by us as we walk down the street, or sitting next to us on the train. Most of the time we might notice them, but we rarely acknowledge them. They are worn with pride, …
Daddy Bill “America’s Pastor” Honored at the Capitol
As I look back at the last week I am filled with great emotion. I will never forget the celebration of my grandfather’s life at our nation’s capitol. It was a surreal and emotional day. What an honor it was to stand outside the Capitol with my family and watch a joint U.S. Military honor …