James Emery White is one of my favorite authors. In this book, he challenges Christians to make our lives matter during these serious times. This podcast covers his introduction and first chapter, in which he urges us to make a difference, to change the world. He explains how we got to our present situation with a quick historical tour--the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, the Enlightenment, the French Revolution.

Fazale Rana's book tells how chemistry reveals the Creator's artistry inside the cell. This podcast covers the book's final chapter, which summarizes the features of life's chemical systems that appear exquisitely designed.

This podcast finishes a discussion of hell as covered in Moreland and Habermas' book dealing with life after death.

In this podcast and the following one, I want to cover an important theological concept in Moreland's and Habermas' book--the idea of hell. It makes so many people uncomfortable. What does the Bible really say about it?

Rodney Stark, noted historian, looks at the Crusades in an attempt to clear the air of misunderstandings and outright lies. In chapter 4 he states that the Crusades were not unprovoked. Muslims attacked pilgrims and destroyed holy Christian sites.

Norm Geisler and Frank Turek, authors of this important book, start with the concept of truth--What is truth? What is a self-defeating statement in regards to truth? Can truth be known?

Lee Strobel's recent book has an excellent chapter in which he interviews Doug Groothuis  concerning the popular idea of reincarnation. 

Ray Kurzweil, the greatest prophet of Artificial Intelligence, spoke at a recent conference. I wanted to share this article because AI is becoming so important these days.

This handbook covers so many interesting things about the Bible. In this podcast I look at different tools and methods of biblical criticism, ways to analyze the texts of the Bible.

Franklin Graham calls this book a great help for carrying out the Great Commission. This podcast covers the chapter on Buddhism.