How does our understanding of the laws of nature impact our faith? Philosophy professor Dr. Jeffrey Koperski joins us today to dive deeper into his recent lecture "How the Laws of Nature were Naturalized" and the historical implications for Christians today.

Dr. Koperski's lecture and other great resources can be found on our website.

What's really going on in the Easter story? Drs. Ken Keathley and Benjamin Quinn share the mic to discuss the big questions about Christ's death and resurrection and what the Cross accomplished for Christians, humanity, and all of creation.

Is the New Testament trustworthy? Dr. Charles Quarles joins us today for a conversation on textual criticism and the reliability of Scripture. Dr. Quarles is the co-author of 40 Questions on the New Testament Text and Canon. We’ll discuss his book as well as important considerations regarding the text of Scripture.

How has the Southern Baptist denomination shined in efforts of social activism, and how have we failed? Dr. Keith Harper joins us today to discuss social engagement in the history of the SBC, including the mistakes we’ve made, the misconceptions we’ve faced, and the times we got it right.

What can we learn from one of the most influential theologians most Christians have never heard of? Today, Dr. Chris Pappalardo shares with us about the life and theology of Lesslie Newbigin, a theologian ahead of his time, in how to view Western society through a missionary lens.

What happens when Christians try to bring about the Kingdom of God in inappropriate ways? On today’s episode, Dr. Malcolm Yarnell discusses the historical context of the Council of Chalcedon and the pertinent lessons we can learn from the theological debates of the past.

What does it mean to be made in the image of God? How does this affect our understanding of self and others? This week we discuss theological anthropology, or the doctrine of humanity. Dr. John Hammett returns for a conversation on gender, human make-up, and evolution.

What kind of story includes World War II, a home birth in a communist army convoy, life in the opium fields, and Francis Schaeffer? You won’t want to miss today’s episode as Dr. Daniel Heimbach shares about his family’s missionary experience in Asia during the communist insurgency.

Can we talk about science in the sanctuary? Dr. Erica Carlson, a theoretical physicist, joins us to discuss how her passion for physics influenced her life in the church and how studying the physical world glorifies God and edifies the Body of Christ.

Does the Bible hold the answers for mental health and recovery? On today’s episode, biblical counselor Dr. Sam Williams shares his faith journey and discusses his thoughts on the sufficiency of Scripture in biblical counseling.