Many Christians are struggling and unsure of what to believe or how to live out their faith in the midst of suffering and personal crisis. Tim Geoffrion, in his book "What We Can Expect from God Now: Seven Spiritual Truths for Trusting God in Troubled Times," teaches on the suffering of Christ, Paul's suffering, dying to our flesh, power of prayer, fear of the Lord, the role of honesty, and much more.

The education system looks very different than it did 40 years ago. Rebekah Hagstrom, founder and Headmaster of Liberty Classical Academy, joins Bill to discuss critical race theory, how technology has affected learning, the importance of logic and rhetoric in our K-12 education, and much more. Then Dr. Greg Headington begins lesson 11 looking at John 6, teaching that Jesus is the bread of life and closeness to Christ means the fullness of life. Greg shares how John's purpose in the Gospel is to show how miracles and signs define the deity of Christ.

We review the latest news from the nation's capital with Rob Bluey, executive editor of The Daily Signal. Then author Greg Bourgond teaches that Stephan, before he was stoned, gives us a window into the heart of Moses as a leader. ( Acts 7: 20-36) We learn that even Moses was a reluctant leader who didn't see himself capable nor worthy to carry out God's calling. Like Moses we are asked to be obedient, patient, and wait-even if it doesn't fit within our schedule.

We take a humorous look at news and life with friend and colleague Patrick Albanese. Can you write notes and use highlighters in your Bible? On the Monday Afternoon Mix Pastor David Myles and Bill say- absolutely! Your holy and scared Bible is also intended to be a historical record of your relationship with God. Pastor Myles also teaches that our opportunities to share the gospel with others can be the answer to someone else's prayer and much more.

Have people imbibed Critical Theory without understanding its roots, purpose, and impact? Philosopher and author Dr. Doug Groothius teaches on Critical Theory and how the church can navigate these times by understanding scriptures, civil government, citizenship, statistical accuracy, reconciliation, and much more.

Matthew Barrett, through his book Simply Trinity, reveals a shocking discovery: we have manipulated the Trinity, recreating the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in our own image. With clarity, creativity, and conviction Matthew minds the Scriptures to help us rediscover, the beauty, simplicity, and majesty of our Triune God.

Dr. Alex McFarland shares that parents can pass along their belief in God but when we make our own commitment to Christ, it becomes a relationship that stands the test of time. He explains our own testimony is a powerful tool Christ will use to help us share the gospel. Then Dr. Greg Headington begins lesson 10 looking at John 5 and the miracle at the pool of Bethesda. Greg shares how John's purpose in the Gospel is to show how miracles and signs define the deity of Christ.

On this edition of Deep Thinker Thursday, Jon and Pam Bloom teach that even the apostles didn't understand all of Jesus's ways-- sometimes God's ways seem strange and disorientating but we are called to live by faith. This can be very difficult for us today as it was for Biblical characters of old but His invitation nerveless is to trust Him. Then the Blooms discuss how our spirits longing for heaven is actually the longing for God because nothing else satisfies.

Our unofficial panel of menfolk are back! Tom Brock, Peter Kapsner, and Tom Parrish join Bill to give their unique male perspectives on listener questions. They discuss our relationship with God after intense sorrow, when anger turns into sin, walking daily in trust and repentance, preaching from the books of the Bible, predestination and choice, and much more.

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, Beth Gunkenberger author of Start with Amen. Bill, Peter, and Beth discuss the power of the word Amen (so be it) as prayer, anger being an output of fear, faithful obedience, and much more.