Jesus had just finished performing miracles and teaching when He was caught in an alleged scandal! Would this scandal ruin the credibility of Jesus or would there be another powerful lesson to be learned? Join Pat as he presents his message from Luke 7:36-50, “The Savior, The Self-Righteous, and the Sinner.”

At the last supper, Jesus gave new meaning to the Passover meal. The next day He was crucified at about the time the Passover lambs were being sacrificed at the Jerusalem Temple. There is tremendous meaning behind both events. The sacrifice of the Passover lamb was a symbol for mankind’s future salvation while Jesus on the cross was the fulfillment of that salvation. Join Pat and his guest John Blasingame as they discuss the significant and new meaning Jesus gave to the Passover.

Jesus met with his disciples for one final meal known as the “last Supper.” This occurred on the eve of the Passover, one of the most important Jewish festivals that commemorates their deliverance from the bondage of Egypt. On this night, Jesus gave new meaning to the Passover Meal. Join Pat and his guest John Blasingame as they discuss the Jewish Passover and the new meaning Christ gave to this occasion.

Many Christians graduating from College or in their careers find themselves confused about their faith and without direction in life. One of the greatest needs young people have, is the need to be discipled and challenged to dream and accomplish great things for Christ. The Kanakuk Institute has been discipling and raising a new generation of Christian leaders for decades. Join Pat as he interviews Keith Chancy, the founder and director of the Kanakuk Institute and hear how this ministry is inspiring young people in their faith and producing young men and women who are impacting our world for Christ.

One of the greatest needs is to raise a new generation of Christians who are discipled, grounded in the Christian worldview and are equipped to engage their culture and world for Christ. A ministry that has been producing Christian leaders for decades is the Kanakuk Institute. Join Pat in this inspiring interview with Keith Chancy, the founder and director of the Kanakuk Institute and hear how this ministry is making a difference in the lives of hundreds of young people for Christ.

America is changing quickly. A new survey by Probe Ministries shows that Christianity is in rapid decline and the number of those identifying as “Nones,” those who identify as atheist, […]

You have often heard the statistic that nearly 80% of Christian students abandon their faith after four years of college.  What can we do to change this statistic? The Kanakuk Institute is making a difference. Join Pat and his guest Keith Chancy as he shares about the Kanakuk Institute and how for nearly three decades, this ministry has been transforming the lives of young people for Christ. This is a show that will inspire you as you here how Kanakuk is producing a new generation of leaders who are impacting our nation and world for Christ.

How can Christians effectively share Christ with those from different cultures and different religions? What are some of the barriers that keep people from understanding the gospel message of Christ? Join Pat and his guest Dr. Daniel McCoy as they share insights on how to effectively communicate the gospel to those in different cultures and religions.

How can Christians effectively share Christ with those from different cultures and different religions? A common mistake many Christians make is that we fail to contextualize the gospel to our audience. Join Pat and his guest Dr. Daniel McCoy as they share how to contextualize the gospel so that it is clearly understood by those in different cultures and religions.

How early is the earliest historical reference to the resurrection? Historians and New Testament scholars are now conceding that the ancient creed from 1 Corinthians 15 may be dated to within three years of the resurrection. If this is true, this creed builds a very compelling case for the resurrection. Join Pat as he discusses this ancient creed that closes the case for the resurrection.