C.S. Lewis is arguably one of the most quoted individuals from the 20th century. Despite passing away 60 years ago, his thoughts remain timeless. His books, essays, and children's stories continue to resonate, offering prescient insights even in today's world. As a brilliant intellectual, Lewis's apologetic approach to the truth claims of Christ and the Gospel has helped countless people find faith.

It’s surprising to learn that C.S. Lewis, by his own admission, fought vehemently against becoming a Christian. His unwavering commitment to academic and intellectual integrity compelled him to continually reexamine the truth claims of the Bible. Inch by inch, he drew closer until finally, he became a Christian, describing himself as "the most reluctant convert."

In this episode of Great Stories, we welcome award-winning actor Max McLean, who portrays C.S. Lewis in the film "The Most Reluctant Convert." Max will share his experience making this incredible movie, which chronicles Lewis's journey from atheism to becoming a follower of Christ. It's a powerful story you need to hear, reminding us that no one is beyond the reach of Jesus.

Human limitations are unavoidable—but how does God view them?

On today’s episode of the Great Stories podcast, join David Wollen and special guest Dr. Kelly Kapic as they explore what it means to embrace our God-given limitations—and why that might be one of the most life-giving truths we can rediscover.

Whether you're just beginning your journey of faith or have been walking with Christ for decades, one truth remains the same: you never outgrow your need for the Gospel. The Good News of Jesus isn’t just the starting point of the Christian life—it’s the foundation, the fuel, and the focus for every day that follows. As one pastor wisely said, “Preach the Gospel to yourself every day.”

Join David Wollen with special guests, pastors Milton Vincent and Mike Bullmore, as they explore what it means to live daily in light of the Gospel. You’ll be reminded of the importance of being grounded in the Gospel.

Where can families turn in difficult times? The Smallbone family’s journey from hardship to hope offers powerful lessons in faith and resilience.

Life in Cuba continues to be marked by hardship. Widespread shortages, deep poverty, and ongoing oppression weigh heavily on its people—especially on Christians and churches who often feel forgotten by the global Church, and at times, even by God.

El Faro de Redención is a ministry dedicated to sharing the hope of the gospel with Cuba and other Spanish-speaking nations. Through Bible-centered broadcasts, they uplift and strengthen weary believers, encouraging them to remain faithful to Christ.

Our team recently traveled to Cuba to encourage local churches and lead a pastors' conference. Again and again, we heard one powerful message: “Thank you for remembering us—for remembering Cuba.” Truly, God has not forgotten His people in Cuba.

Does the Jewish Bible really point to Jesus? Throughout the Old Testament, we find numerous prophecies about a coming Messiah—one who would bring hope, restoration, and salvation. But how exactly does Jesus fulfill these ancient promises?

Join David Wollen and Messianic Jewish author and teacher David Brickner as they delve into the Scriptures and uncover God’s unfolding plan of redemption. In this compelling series, Why Jesus is the Messiah, they explore the prophetic connections between the Hebrew Bible and the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus.

The cross is not the end of the story. What began as the world’s darkest night gave way to its brightest day. In part two of the series Turning the World Right-Side Up, we focus on the resurrection and the disciples' mission to spread the Gospel.

Join David Wollen and special guest, author and pastor Marty Machowski, as they explore how the resurrection of Jesus Christ brings hope and transformation to our upside-down world.

The cross is not the end of the story. What began as the world’s darkest night gave way to its brightest day. Truly, the resurrection of Jesus Christ turned the world upside down and right side up.

Join David Wollen and special guest, author and pastor Marty Machowski, in a series called Turning the World Right-Side Up, where they explore how Christ’s resurrection brings hope and transformation to our upside-down world.

The deconstruction movement is causing many to question their beliefs about Jesus and Christianity, resulting in significant changes within churches and families. Leading some to ask… How should we respond when a loved one begins to deconstruct their faith? How can we lovingly and effectively share God’s eternal truth with those wrestling with doubt?

This week on Haven Today, David Wollen welcomes author and podcaster, Alisa Childers, to discuss deconstruction, its challenges, and a Christ-centered response in a series called When a Loved One Deconstructs.