God, Country & the American Story With Billy Hallowell

Actor Jim Caviezel Is known for his epic film, "The Passion of the Christ." And amid a long Hollywood career, he has clung close to his Christian faith. In this episode of the podcast, he dives into the gospel and offers his take on our chaotic culture. Go to Edifi.app (and download Edifi from your app store) for more powerful Christian podcasts!

Amid chaos, hate and consternation, author Joe Battaglia wants to inspire every American to "Make America Good Again." Plus, pro-life leader Abby Johnson previews her RNC speech — and her new podcast!

Phil Robertson discusses his new book, "Jesus Politics," his take on politics and culture and so much more. 

Pastor John MacArthur appeared on "Edifi" to tell Billy Hallowell why he has no plans of backing down amid his intense church-state battle. "This is not the America that I've known," he said, going on to make the case for why he's defying California's mandates to keep his church's doors open. Plus, he addresses critics who take issue with his views on Romans 13.

We dive into the biggest faith headlines of the week, including Justin Bieber's faith message — and Ed Young tells us about "The Fear Virus." Welcome to the new and re-branded "Edifi With Billy Hallowell" podcast.

Colton Dixon is out with some great new music — and in this episode you'll have the chance to hear him take you behind the scenes of his life, faith and career,

Paula Faris' career trajectory has been pretty incredible. But when she was at the top of the media world as host of "Good Morning America Weekend Edition" and "The View," Faris made a shocking decision: to leave it all behind. Here's her incredible story.

Words matter. Here's why.

It's easy to feel lost, scared and alone. The future might feel uncertain. But here are three eternal truths you can cling to.

Shannon Bream, anchor of “FOX News @ Night,” is a talented journalist who has a penchant for asking the right questions. A trained attorney, she has been on-the-air at Fox since 2007.

Bream describes herself as a lifelong “news junkie,” sharing her journey from working as a trained lawyer to journeying into the news business. But it’s perhaps her worldview that most sets her apart from many of her media peers.