Gene Clyatt is affectionately known online as the Shinar Squirrel. He was pastor of Parkside Baptist Church in small town Montana for fifteen years and still does occasional itinerant preaching. He hosts a podcast called “Squirrel Chatter,” where he shares his daily time in the Word. He joins us this episode to talk about Anglican […]

Ryan Habbena is pastor of Conquering King Fellowship, in Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota. He also runs the Mount Moriah Foundation (which conducts semi-annual Israel tours) and Zera Biblical Films (which produces Biblical Docu-dramas.) He also serves on the board of directors for Echo Zoe Ministries. Ryan joins me in-studio, and brought with the fascinating topic […]

Mike Gendron is the founder of Proclaiming the Gospel Ministries, where he has been reaching out to Roman Catholics with the Gospel for over three decades. Following a recent visit to Minneapolis, he joins the podcast to discuss Roman Catholicism and to share the Gospel. Outline of the Discussion Mike begins with the history of […]

Chris Hohnholz is a parole and probation officer in Fernley, Nevada, near Reno, and host of Voice of Reason, a podcast he does with friend Richard Story, and part of the Christian Podcast Community. Chris joins me again, on the anniversary of the first ‘Discussion Cornucopia,' for a friendly discussion on a few varied topics. […]

The first time I ever had Fred on the show was seven years ago, in May of 2014, to discuss King James Onlyism. Since then, Fred has updated his writing on the subject and put it into book form. He recently released Royal Deceptions: Exposing the KING JAMES ONLY Conspiracies Against God's Word. He returns […]

Outline of the Discussion A Biblical worldview can set us up for being more open to conspiracy theories than we might otherwise be. Further exacerbating a proclivity toward conspiracy theories is that a Biblical eschatology tells us what to expect for the future, but human nature causes us to fill in the gaps on how […]

Jim Rinard is a friend from Southeast Illinois, and joins me to talk about life in a smaller town, and small to medium-sized church. Jim is a layman in his church, but has been teaching for about 30 years, and we talk about different ways in which people can serve in their local church, as […]

Dr. Michael Svigel is Department Chair and Professor of Theological Studies at Dallas Theological Seminary. He's also the author of Urban Legends of Church History: 40 Common Misconceptions. In this episode, we discuss a handful of the urban legends from the book, and get into some interesting aspects of both church history and theology in […]

Andrew Rappaport and Fred Butler are both return guests. There is no formal topic this month, instead we have a roundtable discussion, something we have done twice before as December episodes and really enjoyed. The topic starters for discussion are the topics discussed in the previous episodes of the show from 2020. Outline of the […]

Can we know for certain that we are saved, & possess eternal life? Is it important that we know if we will spend eternity with our Lord? How do we figure out if we are His? How does the knowledge of our Eternal State affect the way we live our lives? Chris Drew is pastor […]