Discern

Written and presented by Jeremy Lallier The world is full of injustice, and Christians have a wide range of thoughts on how to deal with it. How does God say we should approach injustice? Read online

Written and presented by Clyde Kilough The plague of injustice has forever afflicted humanity, and we obviously are powerless to stop it. But change is coming—just not in the way most people think!  Read online

Written and presented by Erik Jones The parable of Lazarus and the rich man can seem to tell of men going to heaven and hell after death. But is that the real meaning and lesson of this parable? Read online

Written and presented by Jeremy Lallier The Bible has a lot to say about the power of influence. What can we do to avoid being negatively influenced and to seek positive influence? Read online

Written by Neal Hogberg and read by Clyde Kilough Increasing provocations, tariffs and economic muscle-flexing have relations between Australia and China in a deep freeze. How did it happen? Where will it lead? Correction: Iron was not one of the Australian exports affected by Chinese tariffs. We regret the error. Read online

Written by David Treybig and presented by Jeremy Lallier How much influence do you have in your family? The examples of Rahab and Achan provide timeless lessons about how we can impact our loved ones. Read online

Written by Jason Hyde and presented by David Hicks It was designed as an alien greeting, but it expresses a deeply human desire. It’s a wish God desires to fulfill. What must we do to “live long and prosper”? Read online

Written by Bill Palmer and presented by Kevin Scarbrough Does faith mean we believe that God will answer our prayers exactly as we asked? Or does faith in God mean accepting His answer, whatever it is? Read online

Written by James Capo and presented by Erik Jones After the COVID-19 crisis, many look forward to life returning to normal. But what will the “new normal” look like, and is this a good thing? Yes! And, No! Read online

Written by Mike Bennett and presented by Clyde Kilough Morals and values are in flux today. Opinions about what is right and wrong divide nations and generations. Is there a solution to the moral confusion? Read online

Written by Isaac Khalil and presented by Clyde Kilough Modern smartphones have nearly unlimited uses—some very positive. But many people are becoming addicted to their phones. How can you break phone addiction? Read online

Written by Becky Sweat and presented by Hailey Willoughby Kids need to learn to persevere, not only so they can succeed in school now, but to ready them for career, marriage and family responsibilities as adults. Read online

Written and presented by Erik Jones A major denomination claims its authority on the premise that Jesus founded His Church on Peter. But did “on this rock I will build My church” refer to Peter? Read online

Written and presented by Jeremy Lallier What lesson was Jesus Christ communicating in the parable of the five wise and five foolish virgins? How can we be sure we’re among the wise? Read online

Written and presented by Mike Bennett Paul warned about the Antichrist, lying wonders and unrighteous deception. But there is a powerful antidote: “the love of the truth.” How do we receive it? Read online

Written Bill Palmer and presented by Erik Jones Job was a unique, blameless man facing extraordinary trials. But does the book of Job reveal a lesson about repentance that can apply to everyone? Read online

Written by David Treybig and presented by Clyde Kilough Why study the first murder? The story of Cain and Abel sheds light on the trouble we have getting along, but God always has a few who reject the way of Cain. Read online

Written and presented by Jim Franks The Church that Jesus built was founded on the Day of Pentecost, almost 2,000 years ago. Does this Church still exist? If so, what value does it have today? Read online

Written and presented by Erik Jones Did Jesus have much to say on the topic of finances? What was Jesus’ teaching on money and possessions? Were any of His teachings on money controversial?  Read online

Written and presented by Jeremy Lallier Paul told Christians to examine themselves before the New Testament Passover. How should we interpret his warnings about disqualification and unworthiness? Read online

Written by Neal Hogberg and presented by Clyde Kilough The stalemate in the Arab-Israeli peace process has been broken by a chain of peace declarations between ancient enemies. Where will the historic accords lead? Read online

Written by David Treybig and presented by Clyde Kilough What kind of prayer is the sinner’s prayer? Do you need to pray it? If so, where are examples of sinners’ prayers—prayers of repentance—found in the Bible?

Written and presented by David Hicks People struggle to find a clear answer to the question, “Is there hope for me?” Thankfully, there is hope. God says He is “not willing that any should perish.” Read online

Written and presented by Clyde Kilough Christians are to be in the world, but not of the world, balancing their primary allegiance to God with their secondary allegiance to their national government. Read online

Written and presented by Jeremy Lallier Poor mental health and mental illness can feel like a shameful, personal failing. Why? What is mental illness, and how should Christians view it? Read online