Dr. Carrie Headington, founder of Good News Initiative, shares how we can be Jesus "with skin on." She unpacks what we find God's character to be, why love is both an action and a person (1 John 4), how His love is not forced, the ways Jesus shows He loves us, and how He calls us to love others in response.

We review the latest news from the nation's capital with Rob Bluey, executive editor of The Daily Signal. Then Patrick Prill, author of "Things Atheists Say: That Simply Make No Sense," unpacks the importance of getting to know people's stories. He outlines why atheists come to their realization, how "America's worldview" factors into this, and the difference between being against God & against religion.

Bitterness is feeling angry, hurt, or resentful because of one's bad experiences or a sense of unjust treatment. There are ways to over come bitterness, though. In his new book "Overcoming Bitterness," pastor and counselor Stephen Viars shows us the road to healing. Then Dr. Bruce Simat lays the foundation of what happens in our brains that result in dementia or alzheimer's, the reasons why early detection is essential, and different habits we can employ to keep our memory in great working order.

We take a humorous look at news and life with friend and colleague Patrick Albanese. Then on the Monday Afternoon Mix, Pastor David Myles takes a look at 2 Peter 1: 12-21 and outlines being an eyewitness to Jesus at work in the lives of others & holding firm to our identity as God's possession.

*This conversation originally aired on August 19, 2020 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.

Dr. Alex McFarland shares how believers are called to deal with doubts, the importance of living for Jesus wholeheartedly & establishing accountability, and the comfort in knowing that Christ will never let us down. Then Alan Wright, author of "The Power to Bless," outlines how we're using the word blessing, the power that a blessing declaration holds, proclaiming truths with discernment, and the connection we find between blessing and grace.

How do we act upon the things that we deeply desire, even if they're not in line with the will of God? Bruce Ashford provides an answer to this and outlines the importance of honoring the truth and learning how to tell our story to others. Then Daniel Darling, author of "The Characters of Easter," unpacks how Jesus calls out to us, what we can learn from Thomas' appearances in the Gospels, the role Pilot plays in the eternal destiny for Jesus, and how this year's Easter celebration might stand out from the rest.

Our unofficial panel of menfolk is back! Tom Brock, Justin Jeppesen, Peter Kapsner, and Tom Parrish join Bill to give their unique male perspectives on interpreting different Bible translations, not putting our faith in the messenger but instead the message, connecting the letters written to the persecuted churches to what we're experiencing today, living by the Spirit instead of the law and letting the Gospel loose.

Prayer is central to every believer's life–but how does God want us to pray? Bill Arnold and Peter Kapsner seek God's instructions for powerful, transformative prayer, as they explore your deepest questions on prayer with, Carmen and Jim LaBerge.

We continue our study of Genesis (picking up with Genesis 39) with David Wheaton. He outlines how we're called to handle success, become more self-reliant than God reliant, overcome sexual temptation, the choice we as followers of Christ have to make when faced with temptation and figuring out what we need to flee from to keep from sinning. Then biology professor Dr. Bruce Simat discusses the COVID virus strain, our expectations around vaccinations, why science doesn't support the theory of evolution and more.