Craig and Alex have a thoughtful discussion about "bucket list" items.

Craig and Alex discuss the way we approach suffering in what feels like an increasingly chaotic and tumultuous world.

Craig and Alex discuss the parable of the sower.

Craig and Alex discuss the dichotomy of "freedom to" and "freedom from"

Craig Opens with the question: "Why is it that we want to hold onto our wounds more than we want to hold onto Jesus?"

Craig and Alex host the chairman of Go Ministries International, Phil Deol, to discuss his story of faith, struggle, and leadership.

Craig starts with the question: “What one movie scene has captured your heart/soul/attention and has made more impact than any other?”

Craig and Alex examine the question: "What if I'm a bad person?"

Craig opens with a famous quote from Russian novelist Fyodor Dostoyevsky: "Pain and suffering are always inevitable for a large intelligence and a deep heart. The really great men must, I think, have great sadness on earth."

To start the conversation, Craig borrows a question from pastor Tim Keller:

"Do you ever lift your eyes enough to see the far horizon...the future life that Jesus has secured for you at infinite cost to himself?"

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