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Justin Brierley is the longtime host of "Unbelievable?", the U.K.-based podcast and radio show that brings together Christians and atheists (and sometimes Christians with differing theological views) to discuss and debate some of the most essential theological and cultural subjects of the day. Brierley has likely heard every argument imaginable from some of the most prominent atheists around the globe, yet he remains a Christian who is resolute in his faith and steadfast in his belief in the Bible. Listen to him explain why he facilitates these fascinating discussions, and why his faith in scripture has persisted after hearing some of atheists' toughest arguments.
Apologist Ken Ham takes a particular position when it comes to his debates with atheists and secularists — and it surrounds an intentional tone. In this interview, he discusses his new book, "Will They Stand," his mission to spread the gospel, why he believes parents need to train Christian kids, and the reason he decided to build a life-size Noah's ark. This episode is packed with powerful content.
Rep. Jaime Herrera-Beutler, who represents Washington's 3rd congressional district, was one of just 10 Republicans in the U.S. House to vote to impeach former president Donald Trump. She sat down for a candid conversation with Billy Hallowell about faith, truth and the importance of putting Jesus before anything else. In this candid discussion, she explains the events of January 6, how she reacted and why — even though she voted for Trump, she felt compelled to vote for impeachment.
This powerful interview offers a rare lens into the life and faith of a member of Congress, shedding light on the difficult decision to place what one believes is right over the will of a political party or even political aspirations. Regardless of whether one agrees with Herrera-Beutler's decision, it's clear that a lot is on the line for her. Still, she is resolute that "truth is truth" and that faith and truth must drive our decisions — not political whims.
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Explore the headlines of the week. From Mr. T's call to faith to Vice President Elect Kamala Harris' Bible plans there's plenty to explore. Plus: David Curry of Open Doors USA breaks down the worst places in the world to be a Christian — and the shocking increase in persecution during the COVID-19 pandemic.
"Bachelor" star Ben Higgins sheds light on his faith, his journey and his experience starring on the popular ABC show. Listen to him explain his journey. Also, hear Billy Hallowell respond to the attack on the U.S. Capitol — and the real issue plaguing our culture.
Are you ready for 2021? After the dumpster fire that was 2020, there are a lot of reasons to be wary, but here are some tips for diving into 2021 with the right mindset. Plus: the top 3 feel-good stories of the year, 2 important headlines to pay attention to — and plenty more. It's the 2021 "listicle" episode, so don't miss it!
Lawyer Rick Larson set off on a course to investigate the star of Bethlehem. What he found is quite fascinating. Plus, we explore 5 misconceptions about Jesus' birth and the nativity!
John Bevere breaks down what the "fear of the Lord" really means and how we find God's will for our lives. Dive into the exploration of fear, love and so much more, as Bevere discusses "X: Multiply Your God-Given Potential." Listen to more podcasts over on Edifi!
Country music star Coffey Anderson takes us inside his new Netflix show "Country Ever After" and his faith journey. His incredible story and his wife Criscilla's bravery during her cancer journey have captivated and inspired millions. Listen to him explain it all on this episode of "Edifi."
You might know Skillet frontman John Cooper for his music, but get ready to see him like you never have before. Cooper is taking on post-modernism, relativism, and culture chaos and is set to release his new book, "Awake & Alive to Truth." He's standing up for truth and breaking out with some fascinating takes on our truly troubled times.
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