There is a rising movement–which few people are familiar with–sweeping across the world known as New Thought. What is it? And how concerned should we be?
Today, Dr. Scott Rae and I review Jordan Peterson's newest book which explores ancient, foundational stories of the Western world from the Old Testament.
Today, we'll cover one of the most controversial stories in the Bible: David & Bathsheba (2 Samuel 11). Did David rape Bathsheba? Was she complicit in any way?
I decided to tackle some TikToks from popular Muslims that challenge the Christian faith. Here's what I found and my response.
Today, I'm back with my top 5 books on evil and suffering in the world. Let me know what you think of the list and if I missed a book you'd recommend.
More than a Carpenter (over 30 million copies) has been printed worldwide in 120 languages. What is the story behind the origin of the book?
Did Jesus say he would return during the time of his followers but fail to do so? Biblical scholar, Darrell Bock joins us to discuss this question.
Why would a Muslim leave her faith to become a Christian, even if it cost her everything and she received threats from family? Kenza Haddock shares her story.
The doctrine of deification or theosis has been gaining interest among scholars for some time. Dr. Paul Copan argues for a Protestant view of deification.