On this special episode of the AC Podcast, Andy joins us from Scotland, where he guest lectured on Artificial Intelligence to a group of PhD students at Highland Theological College. While there, he sat down with Dr. Jamie Grant, one of his PhD advisors, for the AC podcast to discuss AI and the rapidly changing landscape of higher education.

When we try to decide what to do, we often raise questions of right and wrong. Rightly so. But, depending on how we raise the question, it may not be enough. What is the difference between beneficial and permissible? How do virtue, wisdom, humility, and duty fit together? What is “freedom”? Join Troy, Ben, and Steve as they work through this puzzle.

What if your thoughts aren’t your enemy but the start of transformation? 🧠

Troy Lydiate talks with Judah Smith and Dr. Les Parrott about their new book Bad Thoughts, diving into faith, mental health, and the power of renewing your mind. Together they explore how vulnerability, honest self-talk, and God’s grace can reshape the way we think and live.

ChatGPT: tool, threat, teacher—or all of the above? In a remarkably short time, AI has become humanity’s new best friend. So why all the concern? In this episode of the AC Podcast, we head to Seattle—the home of Amazon and Microsoft—to talk with Dr. Gretchen Huizinga, former podcast host for Microsoft Research and current adjunct speaker for AC.

Why does the Old Testament matter so much for Christians today? In this episode, Ben and Wes tackle a listener’s question about how believers can apply the Old Testament to their lives. They unpack the phrase, “The Bible was not written to us, but it was written for us,” exploring what it really means. If Scripture was originally addressed to ancient Israel, how can it still speak powerfully to Christians now? Join the conversation as they discuss how Jesus fulfills the Scriptures and why understanding both the historical context and the spiritual depth of the Bible is essential.

What was once reserved for the sidewalk preacher has now shifted to the online chat world. In this episode, Troy talks with Ryan Hemelaar from Brisbane, Australia; a leader in digital evangelism who’s taking the gospel from the streets to TikTok and YouTube. Together they explore how technology is changing the way we share faith, the challenges and opportunities of online ministry, and what it really means to understand the gospel in a digital age.

Andy Steiger sits down with Rod Bergen to talk about his journey out of the cult of William Branham, as told in his new book, "Under the Halo". Rod shares how the teachings shaped his life, the moral crisis that made him question his faith, and the difficult process of leaving the movement behind. The conversation looks at the impact cults can have on people, the characteristics we see in today’s culture, and how we can wisely come alongside friends and family who may be involved in such groups.

In this episode of the AC Podcast, host Wes Huff speaks with Tara-Leigh Cobble, creator of The Bible Recap, about her faith journey, the importance of understanding scripture, and how to cultivate a love for the Bible. They discuss the challenges many face in reading the Bible, the benefits of a chronological reading plan, and the significance of finding the right translation. Tara-Leigh shares insights from her own experiences and encourages listeners to engage deeply with scripture, emphasizing that it's never too late to start or to rekindle a relationship with the Word of God.

The news of Charlie Kirk’s death and other recent headlines have sparked a wave of reactions on social media, especially in the trend of unfollowing those with differing opinions. On this weeks episode, the team unpack the rise of digital activism, the weight of online pressure, and the vital role of grace and clear communication in relationships. There's a great need to point people back to the gospel as a foundation, reminding us of the need for understanding, compassion, and gospel-shaped engagement in our everyday online and offline interactions.

In this episode of the AC Podcast, Andy Steiger and Wesley Huff reflect on recent tragedies—the anniversary of 9/11, the murder of Iryna, another school shooting, and the assassination of Charlie Kirk. With heavy hearts, they grapple with the weight of public tragedies, the reality of evil, and the fragility of life in a broken world. Their conversation emphasizes the need for hope, prayer, and faith, while calling people to unity, love, and support for one another in times of crisis.