Dr. Glenn Pickering is back to answer your questions and talk about anger management. What it looks like to get angry in the moment and not hold it for later. Greg Bourgond dives deep into John including how you can't prove the Trinity, but we have a ton of evidence.

Nobody drifts into holiness. Dr. Alex McFarland discusses habitual sin and how in giving into ourselves we become desensitized. Maybe the Bible talks against judging others not only for their sake, but to save you from yourself. Dr. Glenn Pickering talks about how anger should bring us together.

Give thanks in all things. How superficial does that sound? On this edition of Deep Thinker Thursday, Jon and Pam Bloom help us see why grumbling is an accent from hell, how to give thanks in the bad, and why giving thanks in all things is actually deeply moving.

Our unofficial panel of menfolk is back! Tom Brock, Justin Jeppesen, and Tom Parrish join Bill to give their unique male perspectives on what one question would you ask God to prep for next year? As well as discussing the secret of being content in any and every situation.

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 special guest, Daniel Henderson.

Being quiet and enjoying the presence of God can be a life changer for the life of the believer, even if we don't always value this opportunity as much as we should. Dr. Phil Collins, general editor of the new Abide Bible, shares powerful tools we can use to truly engage with God through His Word. Then Robert J. Morgan shares how we're called as believers to respond to tough times and difficult circumstances, trust God to deliver for us, and let passages of Scripture circulate in our minds.

Laurie Polich Short, author of "40 Verses to Ignite Your Faith: Surprising Insights from Unexpected Passages," discusses the balance of holding on and letting go, especially during this season of Covid and isolation. She shares how God invites us to move even in the midst of fear and to trust Him because He always proves to be faithful. Then Russell Moore, from his book "The Courage to Stand," shares how the call to courage is terrifying because the call to courage is a call to be crucified.

We review the latest news from the nation's capital with Rob Bluey, executive editor of The Daily Signal. Then author and teacher Greg Bourgond takes a look at what we can expect in heaven.

Philip Shorey, founder of the Suitcase Sideshow marionette theater, shares how he uses unique, creative performances to tell the world about Jesus from his book, "Kill Your Art: A Street Performer's Guide to being a Messenger of Jesus Christ." His new book, Travelogues of a Family Sideshow, will be releasing soon. Philip shares how he's found the importance of letting the Holy Spirit lead, the reasons people have to make art, how he wants all of his art to be used for Kingdom purposes, why God sends us to unfamiliar places, and more.

We take a humorous look at news and life with friend and colleague Patrick Albanese. Then on the Monday Afternoon Mix, Rebekah joins in the conversation with Pastor David Myles to discuss the importance of understanding key terms in the Bible, placing your full trust in Jesus Christ, how Jesus changes your life, and the power of grace.