Nate Williams talks about how awesome people are in the service industries, violence against Christians in America and the West, and how the story of Ruth demonstrates the hesed love of God.

Greg Davis and Nate Williams talk about their Christmases, how churches handle Christmas, and the New Year.

Pastor Paul Brasher joins Greg on this year's Christmas episode.

During this Christmas week edition of the show Greg addresses topics related to Christmas day falling on Sunday and how it affects families and churches. Also, the cold weather's effect on Christmas traditions.

During the second half of today's show Greg addresses crime issues in the city of Birmingham and finishes the show listening live as Ukraine's Zelensky addresses Congress.

Nate Williams is joined by Gregory Parker Jr., who translated and edited Herman Bavinck's book What Is Christianity?  Greg talks about why this book is so important, the essence of Christianity, and what makes Christianity unique.

Nate Williams talks about the archeological evidence for the existence of the Bible, dead-naming and transgender ideology, working too hard for Jesus, youth pastor burnout, and the core tenets of Christianity and Evangelicalism

Nate Williams discusses how Kirk Cameron demonstrates what Christians should do instead of complaining, the pro-death MAiD program in Canada, the origins of many Christmas traditions, and why we should care about the genealogies in the Bible.

Greg and Clete Hux continue their discussion series addressing worldviews, world religions and cults. Find out more about Clete at Apologetics Resource Center ARCapologetics.org

Nate Williams talks about current news, different Matthew passages (Pikuach Nefesh, doubt, and miracles), opportunities for evangelism through video games, how to use glimpses of Heaven to evangelize, and how to use different parts of Greg Koukl's book Tactics to evangelize.

Nate Williams discusses a drag queen teacher retiring in Huntsville (and why that's a good thing), the plateauing of the "religious nones", how to improve our prayer life, and how we should view suffering.