There were some omissions from the last episode. They were so essential to becoming Jesus' Outsider that I felt pressed to reveal them in a continuation of the story.

After some requests, I share my story from my pre-Christ days to how Jesus came into my life and a little taste of what He's done so far.

Satire is just satire right? Sometimes we can learn from it even when it might bother us.

What can Christians do to have a real impact in the entertainment industry?

In "Knowing the Times," I mentioned distractions that keep us from really seeing the times and knowing how to respond to them. They keep us from focusing on the main thing.

From the archives: This was the final episode of Foundations. I didn't know it was to be the last but it turned out to be a forshadowing of this program in many ways. A transparent and emotional program.

The sons of Issachar are described as "knowing the times and understanding how to respond to them. In these days, how many of us really know what that means and can act on it?

There is a better way to fight the spiritual battles than how we often approach them. What is the best way to build an army?

What does it say about the Kingdom of God when we borrow money?

Do we really know what justice is? We talk about it all the time, often with words like fairness attached to it. The best question is this: Which justice system would you rather face, God's or Man's? Before you answer, listen to today's episode.