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.

Keep your prayers in your places of worship.” That is the message coming from the province of Québec. With their commitment to state-neutrality regarding religion, the government of Québec is looking to table a bill that will ban prayer in public places. What has led up to this move? How do we square secularism with the freedom of religion? Is religious pluralism a good thing? Can the State be neutral and, if so, how?

Tune in this week as we discuss a topic that will be of interest not only to Canadians but to all who live under a liberal democracy.

We all want to live a flourishing life—but what really leads to lasting happiness? Decades of research point to four essential keys. In this episode of the AC Podcast, Andy Steiger sits down with Doug Peters to unpack the findings, revealing how the data lines up with what the Bible has been saying all along. 

Marriage is what brings us together—but why does the Bible seem so vague about the big day? While Scripture highlights marriage often, it says surprisingly little about the wedding itself. Earthly nuptials are meant to reflect Christ’s love for the Church, but do our modern wedding traditions actually serve that purpose? This week on the AC Podcast, the team unpacks whether our wedding customs are necessary—or even biblical at all.

This week on the AC podcast Ben sits down with apologist and theologian, Dr. Michael Horton. They unpack the growing trend of people embracing “spirituality” while rejecting organized religion. Today, many Christians even dabble in astrology, reincarnation, or just get drawn toward New Age practices. How can the church respond in truth and grace?
Join us for a theological deep dive into how New Age philosophy has seeped into Christian thinking, and how followers of Jesus can engage a culture hungry for meaning but hesitant about the Gospel.

This week on the AC Podcast, we're diving into the timeless conversation: God and science—are they at odds, or more connected than we think?

Andy Steiger sits down with Astrophysicist Dr. Mike Butler, who holds a PhD in Quantum Gravity, to explore the relationship between faith and scientific discovery.
Does science point to the existence of God? Does belief in God make room for science? Or is the supposed middle ground too vague to stand on?

Join Andy and Mike as they unpack these questions and challenge the narrative of "God vs. Science".