A conversation on WDCX radio about why theology is important for Christians to know.

Greg and I talked about tuning one's heart to the Lord.

A conversation with Kim Fletcher, President and Founder of "Moms For America," a national movement of mothers to reclaim our culture for truth, family, and freedom.

Beth Nimmo is the mother of Rachel Joy Scott, the first student shot and killed at Columbine High School on April 20, 1999.

We live in an increasingly secular America, and we can't just assume Christian kids won't be bullied or deceived. We need to have intentional strategies to train our kids for this cross-cultural environment.

Whoever controls the terminology of a culture controls the narrative. Whoever controls the narrative controls the ideology. Therefore, the words we use determines the thoughts we think. Words are powerful weapons; they dictate and redesign societies. Words can create reality.

In Germany, leading up to the Nazi atrocities, the population kept allowing for encroachments on them that they knew were wrong because they were “small” enough not to make a fuss over. Over the course of about 8 years, though, the “small” things had added up to “it’s too late to do anything now,” and they were powerless against the heinous. They allowed it, little by little, because they thought the horrific could never really happen. “No one would actually do that.” The people won’t allow it.” But it did.

Despite what it sounds like the Bible says, there was no chattel slavery in ancient Israel.

Advice for parents about what to say to our children based on the current events in our country and the world.

In this podcast I speak briefly about the historical accuracy of the biblical text as corroborated by other records, whether the Bible makes sense of the data at hand, and whether the study of the Bible proves to be valuable for life.