All The Things

We talk to pro-life advocate and blogger, Sam Sey. In a cultural moment that is telling men they shouldn't have a voice on this issue, we are looking forward to hearing why Sam thinks that men's voices are critical to the discussion. We also discuss parental rights and homeschooling.

A lot of people are suddenly experiencing reduced income and having difficulty meeting their basic needs. And the homeless population is on the rise. How can Christians help the homeless and hungry in this crisis? How can churches work to bring long-term hope to those who struggle? Guest: Bryan Crain, COO at the Orange Country Rescue Mission

The stimulus checks are coming. Let's talk about budgeting during a time of quarantine and job loss. We're also going to talk about the loans coming from the SBA to churches. What questions should we be asking? We have some thoughts.

Our friend, Jim Moseley (TheBibleHistoryGuy.com) came on and give us a masterclass about the final hours of Jesus. We tackled questions like, What day did Jesus actually die on? Was the Last Supper a Passover meal? And how did darkness fall during Jesus' crucifixion? Then we spent some time asking some questions that are concerning us about the restrictions against gathering as a church.

If the resurrection of Jesus is the most important event in the Christian faith, why are the Gospel accounts so contradictory? Former cold case detective, J. Warner Wallace will bring his expertise in interviewing hundreds of eyewitnesses in his career to help us understand this curious aspect of the Gospels.

Let's have a real conversation about the large-scale trauma that we are experiencing right now. How can we cope and help our kids cope with our current reality?

Ask us your questions about God, the Bible or real life. Or, share some tips about how you're coping in this difficult season. Or, just come fellowship. Let's have some fun!

Welp, life seems to be cancelled –– at least temporarily –– by the coronavirus. So, let's talk about it from a Christian point of view. What does love look like in the middle of a pandemic? And it's the show's one-year anniversary.

Protecting women from violence and discrimination is a hot topic. The feminist movement claims to address these issues in its fight for women’s rights. They also often claim that the Bible oppresses women. But is this true? Guest: Laurie Stewart

What happened when a youth pastor set up a Tik Tok account and started following his students? What Christian parents need to know about this popular social media platform and how it is shaping our kids' souls.

Our culture is struggling to define sex and marriage. Is gender is a social construct? Disney announces its first gay character. And what is the next frontier in redefining marriage? We talk about it all from a biblical point of view.

There is a frequent accusation in our culture that Christianity is a "white" religion. But is that true? We will look at the North African roots of the Christian faith and some of the key African Fathers.

Is math racist? Our guest, Dr. Neil Shenvi, who is both a scientist and a critical theory explainer, help us understand ways that the critical theory framework is now penetrating the STEM fields.

We have a candid discussion about the movie, Just Mercy, and why we think Christians should care about unjust incarceration. We also discuss the life and faith of Kobe Bryant.

Krista and Monique recap all the fun and mayhem of the 2020 Women In Apologetics Conference at Biola University that took place on January 24–25.

An alarming number of black Americans are dying before they are born through abortion. We talk to international pro-life advocate, Obianuju Ekeocha, about her work in Africa and around the world. After that, we discuss the theology and legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr.

We talk about the power of storytelling and how it can shape our sensibilities as a culture. Interview with Sam Lively, author of the book, The Trojan Mouse.

Artist, Rachel Shockey, talks about art and the Christian faith. We also discuss the dividing line in the United Methodist Church over LGBT ordination and same sex marriage.

We spend New Year's Eve reflecting on how far the show has come, goofing off, talking about remembering the poor year-round, and making intellectual resolutions.

Discussion of the new documentary, "By What Standard?"; Critical Race Theory in the Southern Baptist Convention; reasons why Krista is no longer Reformed; pros and cons of small groups in church life.

The necessity and pitfalls of contextual theology; preliminary comments on the new curriculum from Jude 3 Project; bad Bible interpretation and interracial adoption.

Is Christmas rooted in a pagan holiday? Plus, we report on our adventures at #ETS19 and Biola on the Road.

Guest: Apologist, blogger and author, Natasha Crain. We have some real talk about what parents MUST do to help their kids process what it means to be a Christian in a secular age. And why just sending your kid to Sunday School probably won't be enough. We also discussed the Christian cliche, "It's not a salvation issue" and Kanye's jail concert yesterday in Houston.

Thoughts on the new biopic about Harriet Tubman; prosperity Gospel preacher, Paula White, is now on White House staff; former LGBT people went to the nation's Capitol; Tweet of the Week: Eric Mason calls apologist, Dr. James White, a "racist".

We discuss the many angles of Kanye's conversion. Plus, we have a few thoughts on the whole John MacArthur/Beth Moore sitch, how to choose a children's Bible.