Greg talks about being thankful “for” and being thankful “to,” then he takes calls on evil, the cross, and a tactical response to an atheist’s challenges.

Greg talks about the shooting and the fire in his town then takes calls on Jesus’ sacrifice, the death of Job’s children, and whether salvation is a two-step process.

Greg answers questions about whether Christians ought to follow all the Mosaic laws and how one should respond to an atheist who rejects Christianity because of its political implications.

Greg answers questions about how the future might prove Christianity false, how to know and follow God’s will, and why God allowed Job’s children to be killed.

Greg talks about a couple that was murdered by ISIS then takes questions on what to do if no churches nearby are doctrinally sound, a response to Hume’s empiricism, and how to understand Psalm 137:9.

Greg talks about how the media affects our view of reality then takes calls on what to say to a pastor who’s promoting LGBTQ causes and whether one should say, “What if I’m right and you’re wrong” to someone on his deathbed.

Greg talks about Mr. Rogers questioning his salvation before his death, then he takes calls on Neil Anderson’s ministry, whether deacons can be divorced, and if Christians should read books by atheists.

Greg talks about a conversation he had with a woman about abortion then takes calls on seeing spiritual beings and using tactics in a group of hostile people.

Greg critiques Sam Harris’s explanation of objective morality then takes questions about people in other religions feeling God’s presence and feral children’s sense of morality.

Greg talks to philosopher J.P. Moreland about his latest book, Scientism and Secularism: Learning to Respond to a Dangerous Ideology.