InGrace with Jim Scudder

What's left for the world before its final battle arrives? Jim Scudder heads to Israel to launch an eight-week journey through Bible prophecy, beginning right where Armageddon will unfold.

What miracle could deepen the faith of even the most cautious skeptic? Jim Scudder concludes the story of his father's 80 years with an account that still leaves him in awe.

What actually gets a man into heaven — good works, or something else entirely? Jim Scudder traces his father's path from Bible college to church planter, and the one truth that secured his eternity.

Why shouldn't a cemetery make a believer nervous? Jim Scudder stands at his late father's grave to explain the confidence that let his dad face death without fear.

What does it look like to finish well? Jim Scudder visits his father's gravesite and shares the story behind a final interview that reveals what real, unpolished faith looks like to the very end.

What did four presidents carved into a mountain actually believe about God, and what does Dr. Ben Carson say they'd make of America today? Jim Scudder heads to Mount Rushmore with historian Andrew Phipps for a special conversation with Dr. Carson as America's 250th birthday arrives.

What do Patrick Henry, Sam Adams, and a dozen other founding fathers have in common — and where does that trail finally lead? Jim Scudder continues his patriotism episode with historian Andrew Phipps and a stop at Arlington National Cemetery that ties it all together.

Should a Christian be patriotic, or does faith call you to something bigger than any flag? Jim Scudder opens a brand-new episode on what Scripture says about government and authority, plus the story behind the anthem written on Pikes Peak.

Is America really a Christian nation, and what does that look like from inside the room where independence was declared? Jim Scudder is in Philadelphia's Independence Hall with historian Andrew Phipps to separate America's real story from what you learned in school.

What did America's founding fathers really believe about God — and why do their own words tell a different story than most history books? Jim Scudder is inside the U.S. Senate building to uncover the faith behind the nation as it turns 250.