We ask "Why is THAT in the Bible?" We'll delve into some strange scripture passages and seek a better understanding of God with Dr. Eric Bargerhuff. Then apologist Carl Kerby from Reasons For Hope reaches the YouTube generation--how else--with solid video answers to tough moral/spiritual questions.

Our unofficial panel of menfolk is back! Tom Brock, Peter Kapsner, Justin Jeppesen and Tom Parrish join Bill to give their unique male perspectives on what it means to seek God (and find Him), answering cultural confusion about sexual identity (even in churches), how suffering can deepen our joy, and more.

Jesus calls us the light of the world; too often, we can end up adding to the darkness. Psychologist and author Dr. Glenn Pickering equips us to practically shine the light of God's hope with those who struggle, and the importance of recharging in our own relationship with our Father.

How can we be the light of hope in a dark, despairing world? Psychologist and author Dr. Glenn Pickering helps us overcome darkness by practically shining God's hope. Then, George Fraser, co-host of Real Recovery, shares how God transforms our hearts through the daily disciplines of faith.

Now is the time to prioritize what matters. Greg Bourgond helps us discern our hills to die on, hills to bleed on, and hills not to climb at all. Then pastor Tom Parrish shares the spiritual side of the cultural unrest we face, the goal of Christianity, and how to impact the world with the Gospel.

We review the latest news from the nation's capital, and 2019 news in review with Rob Bluey, executive editor of The Daily Signal. Then scholar/blogger Rebecca Rhee shares how the surprise of a bird's nest reveals the truth of our fragility and the beauty of God's image in our weakness.

How do we increase trust between our communities and police officers who protect us? Former Ramsey County Sheriff Matt Bostrom shares lessons from 34 years of law enforcement, and his doctoral work at Oxford on ethics and character in law enforcement; he says the key is hiring officers for character and training them for competence.

We take a humorous look at news and life on a Father's Day edition with Patrick Albanese. Then on the Monday Afternoon Mix, we look at "affirmational inclusion" vs. "transformational inclusion," submitting our desires to God's designs, living my truth vs. living the Truth, and more with Pastor David Myles.

The world's still reeling from a season of uncertainty; we get an economic update with Dr. Anne Bradley and consider how Christians can live out faith, not fear, in the marketplace. Then Anthony DeStefano takes us on a biblical tour of Hell, and why we must take Jesus' warnings about Hell seriously.

Narcissism. Codependency. What do these terms mean? How can folks caught in these patterns move together toward a healthier relationship? Counselor and author Todd Mulliken identifies the relationship patterns of "being right" vs. "being liked," and how God's word applied to our marriages empowers us to release resentment and live joyfully together.