In tumultuous times it's easy to feel overwhelmed. But rather than giving in to the doom and gloom, the Christian faith offers an overwhelming optimism for the trajectory of history. 

Are youth groups good for the church? We realize that many teens are abandoning the faith after high school, but few view modern youth ministry as a large contributor to the problem. Scott Brown's book examines how a culture of age segregation is harming the next generation, fragmenting the family, and dividing the church.

Tradition is a scary word for many people in the church. For others, it borders on idolatry. Today, we're discussing the importance, value, and some pitfalls of holding to strong historic tradition.

From our families to yours, we want to wish everyone a happy Thanksgiving! Today, we're discussing the heart of the Christian ethic: thankfulness...and how much Jeremiah doesn't like turkey. 

This week, we're discussing RC Sproul's "The Promises of God: Discovering the One Who Keeps His Promises" his introduction to Covenant Theology. Worth picking up for group discussion or personal study.

What is Covenant Theology and why is it important to have a really comprehensive view of God's covenants? Today we are joined by Isabell Castillo to toss around this very important topic.

The definitive work on the definite atonement of Christ, "The Death of Death in the Death of Christ" by John Owen is must-have reference material.  Today, we discuss. 

Calvinism, one of the most hotly contested theological systems in the Church today. Today we discuss the traditional five points and why arranging them as six to form "STUPID" is more beneficial and accurate. 

Chesterton was one of the most perceptive men to ever live. This book puts that on full display as he analyzes what contributes to a failing society. He discusses religion, politics, education, and household economics. Well worth the read.