We open up the phone lines and our Bibles for another edition of "Ask the Professor!" Professor Mark Muska from the University of Northwestern-St. Paul tackles your questions on the difference between temptation and testing, the history of the Biblical canon, what makes scripture authoritative, righteousness, and more.

What does salvation really mean? How can we effectively share our hope in Christ? Apologist Lee Strobel joins Bill Arnold and Peter Kapsner to tackle deep questions about the glorious God who saves, his own experience coming to Christ, and how to share the good news of salvation with the world.

David Wheaton leads us through Genesis 22-23: we see God test Abraham's faith and foreshadow His own coming sacrifice. (Find Part 1 of our series on Genesis here.) Then pastor Adam Weber continues to help us show God's love for people in practical ways, from his upcoming book, Love Has a Name.

What can we learn from Jesus' strange response to the Canaanite woman in Matthew 15:21-28? Pastor Brent Kuhlman shares this surprising story of persistent faith, and how we can claim Christ's promises today. Then Dr. Greg Headington describes the Day of the Lord, and the truth about heaven, hell, and God's judgment.

As we look ahead to Election Day, the debate over universal mail-in voting intensifies. Attorney and election expert Hans von Spakovsky reveals what's at stake for election integrity. Then we get an update on the economy, including some good news, with economist Anne Bradley.

"Why is THAT in the Bible?" God reveals Himself in scripture, but sometimes it's confusing or just plain strange to us. We'll delve into the most perplexing scripture passages and seek a better understanding of God through His Word with Dr. Eric Bargerhuff.

We take a humorous look at news and life with friend and colleague Patrick Albanese. Then on Monday Afternoon Mix, we confront the spiritual stronghold of pride, how it manifests in our expectations and assumptions, and having the humility/courage to clarify--with Pastor David Myles.

What if striving to love ourselves just makes us more miserable? Allie Beth Stuckey explains why true fulfillment can only be found outside ourselves--in the sufficiency of Christ--from her book, You're Not Enough (And That's Okay). Then a special episode of Words of the Wise, featuring Bill's lifelong mentor, Cary Humphries Sr.

Beyond Sunday school stories, the book of Jonah has much to teach us. Bible teacher Beverly Coniaris dives deep into the story of a rebellious prophet, a wicked nation moved to repentance, and a restoring God who will show mercy--through small plants, giant fish, and His imperfect people.

A special bonus round of Guy Talk features the uniquely male insights of Tom Brock, Peter Kapsner, Tom Parrish--and special guest Todd Mulliken! Then Todd helps us focus on speaking without offending and listening with defending, and overcoming resentment.