Like a parent with a child, God stoops and uses our toddler-like language to allow us to understand who He is by way of analogies: He is Father, Shepherd, and Word. See how Dr. Ardel Caneday fleshes out a concept with awe-filled ramifications.

What is the Evangelical Theological Society, why was it started, and what purpose does it have today? Listen to a team of Christ Over All contributors give their thoughts on the good, the bad, and the ugly of what is likely the largest regular gathering of evangelical scholars in the world. 

What happens when three scholars/churchmen talk about 100 years of evangelicalism in 42 minutes? Listen in to this insightful and edifying conversation to find out!

Where has Evangelicalism come from, and where is it going? Join Brad Green on his personal journey into the movement, and learn some roots, fruits, and lessons along the way. 

Two words: "true Truth". . . and the rivers of implications that flow from this mighty waterfall. Listen to Ranald Macaulay (Francis Schaeffer's son-in-law), Stephen Wellum, and David Schrock as they discuss Schaeffer, evangelicalism, and of course, truth. 

Two words: "true Truth". . . and the rivers of implications that flow from this mighty waterfall. Read what Schaeffer would say from his own son-in-law, Ranald Macaulay.

How could this man who had a small home and who was far removed from much of the center of evangelicalism have impacted so many Christians? Hear the life and legacy of a remarkable man.

Who is the man who influenced evangelicalism more than any one else in the latter half of the twentieth century? Meet Francis Schaeffer, an unusual man who God used to shape a generation of Christian leaders and thinkers. 

What is political theology? How ought Christians respond to their governments, even increasingly hostile governments? Join David Schrock and Stephen Wellum as they interview Brad Green about his essay on Francis Schaeffer's A Christian Manifesto and discuss this book's relevance for today.