In this episode, we will explore the importance of crossing the Jordan river, literally for the Children of Israel and symbolically for God's people today. "Cultural Apologetics" by Paul M. Gould was particularly helpful in preparing this episode.

In this episode, we will explore the exciting area of Typology; discovering Jesus Christ in the Old Testament, throughout history, and in literature. Books helpful in the preparation of this episode were "Through New Eyes" by James B Jordan, "Typology" by James M. Hamilton Jr, and "The Cay" by Theodore Taylor. Please accept my apologies if any parts of the episode sound at all distorted; different equipment and level experimentation had a few unanticipated results which should be fixed by next week.

In this episode, we will examine the importants of pacience and hard work. Helpful books for this episode are "The Design Of Every Day Things" by Don norman, "McGuffey's Fourth Eclectic Reader" by William Holmes McGuffey, and "Mr. Penumbra's 24-hour Bookstore" by Robin Sloan.

Guided by a classic musical paraphrase of the Apostle's Creed, this episode will explore the core curriculum of the early church, still the same to this day. Helpful books are "The Man Born To Be King" by Dorothy L. Sayers and "What Christians Believe" by Anna Wierzbicka.

In this episode, we will examine what it means to have a biblical worldview, living every aspect of life under the authority of Scripture. The books referenced here are "Building Biblical Worldview" by joe Neff and "The Man Born To Be King: A Cycle Of Plays On The Life Of Jesus Christ" by Dorothy L Sayers. I strongly recommend listening to the masterly BBC audio recordings of the plays. Also helpful aare the book "Creation Regained" by Al Wolters and Dr. Glenn Schultz's Kingdom Education Ministries website linked here. https://kingdomeducationministries.com/

In this episode, guided by the hymn "Revive Us Again", we will explore the gift of revival God gives to His people and the transformation it brings. The books referenced for this episode were "The Book That Made Your World" by Vishal Mangalwadi and "Philisophical Foundations For A Christian Worldview' by William Lane Craig and J. P. Moreland.

In this episode, we will explore what we know of Eve, the mother of all living and the first to sin, through Biblical interpretation and imagination. The books referenced in this episode are "Eden", book 1 of the "fall Of Man" series by Brennan McPherson and "Flight To Eden", book 1 of the "Cradleland Chronicles" by Douglas Hirt. Also helpful ar "Paradise Lost" by John Milton and "The Promise-Plan Of God" by Walter Kaiser.

In this episode, we wil explore the stunning mercy and love of God in history, creation, and every day life, guided by the hymn "Great Is Thy Faithfulness". Books used in the preparation of this episode were "101 Hymn Stories" by Kenneth W. Osbeck, "Math Without Numbers" by Milo Becckman, and "Through New Eyes" by James B. Jordan.

In this episode, we will explore how many truths one sentence can contain, as well as what it means for conversation and the Christian life. The answers might surprise you. The books most helpful to the preparation of this episode were "Caring For Words In A Culture Of Lies" by Marilyn Chandler McEntyre, "a Little bBook Of Language" by David Crystal, and "Grammar For A Full Life" by Lawrence Weinstein. The series of Great Courses lectures entitled "Building Great Sentences" by Professor Brooks Landon was perhaps the most important resource.

In this Independence Day celebration episode, we will trace the dream of liberty from the days of the early church to our own time, guided by "america The Beautiful". The books referenced in this episode are "Slaying Leviathan" by Glenn Sunshine and "The Magna Carta Of Humanity" by Os Guinness. Dr. George Grant's Gileskirk lectures, "The American Experience" are the best resource I have yet found in connecting British politics from the 15th century on to the American War fFor Independence.