Why is the Old Testament so important to know? Why is its story your story? Author interview: Jeff Olson, The King Will Come: A Section By Section Guide to the Story of the OT.

Who makes you right with God relationally?

As is usually the case, the simple Sunday school answer, “Jesus,” is sorta correct, but as is also often the case here on the program, there’s some nuance to be explored that is germane to falling more in love with Him and the people in His world. Stay tuned for the Bottom Line segment.

It's popular to hear Christians sometimes say, "Christianity isn't about rule-following, it's about love." In a way that's true, but in a way it's not. Do you know why?

What is the most encouraging thing you can hang your hat on? In times of doubt, or dealing with doubters? Or when wrestling with a family member who started following someone with a skewed sense of the Gospel? What is the bedrock you can come back to?

God is everywhere (omnipresent), right? So what does it mean to be filled with the Holy Spirit? And what are the implications for worldviews?

Politics makes for strange bedfellows, right? Why were the Herodians and Pharisees unlikely allies?

Why would Jesus conceal His identity? Often called "the Messianic secret," today we'll get to that in our Bottom Line segment.

Crazy week. Eternal hope. And Habakkuk in between.

What comes before Ruth? There's something we can all learn from the ordering of the Hebrew Bible.

What is unique about Christianity? And why did Jesus have to die on the cross? Today we wrap up the New Testament.