How did an ancient, diverse continent transform into the birthplace of a new nation? From the devastating demographic collapse of the Columbian Exchange to the distinct cultural identities of the three colonial regions, this presentation explores how the collision of Indigenous populations, European settlers, and enslaved Africans set the stage for revolution. Trace the journey from salutary neglect to "no taxation without representation," culminating in the shot heard 'round the world and the profound paradoxes embedded in the Declaration of Independence.

Keith is back again with an opening look at some of the curriculum that are children are learning in schools these days. As his source,…

taking a sidestep from our usual topics surrounding God, faith, the Bible and reality, Keith examines what’s involved for the modern student as the learn…

The Resurrection The appearance to the disciples (John 20:19-23) It was evening. It was still on that same day, the first day of the week.…

The way we treat Jesus’s followers reveals the nature of our relationship with Him. Matthew 25:31-46 What are the advantages of knowing the criteria by…

Keith reads from an article, and comments on it as he goes to the talking points. It’s a topic that pops up from time to…

Here’s a quick rundown of the topics Keith covers in this installment of church history. The spread of the population density in the early second…

H. The Resurrection (20:1-29) 2. The appearance to Mary Magdalene (20:10-18) The disciples came and witnessed the empty tomb. Since there was nothing more to…

What follows is the exact notes that we read from during the episode (enjoy): Live by faith, not by sight. Some extremely rough thoughts on…

We look at Exodus chapter 8 this time.  We’re a bit out  of order, but I wanted to make sure to get…