Our unofficial panel of menfolk is back! Tom Brock, Justin Jeppesen, Peter Kapsner, and Tom Parrish give their unique male perspectives on what Jesus would really do (and if we can do it), discerning a true word from the Lord, on marriage and divorce, Tom's quarantine pottery, and more!

Returning to the book of beginnings, David Wheaton shares the relevant guidance in Genesis 9 -10 on Noah and the Great Flood. (You can find Part 1 here). Then Richard Bahr describes the unique challenges of serving homeless people during the current pandemic, and how to reach out vs. stepping back.

This season of quarantine and extra "togetherness" also reveals many opportunities: are we getting stressed or blessed? Dr. Glenn Pickering encourages us to use this crisis to examine our hearts and get intentional about our relationships with God and one another.

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 Brent Kuhlman encourages our delight in the fact of Christ's bodily resurrection from the dead, to reign forevermore.

Our weekly Washington Update with Rob Bluey, executive editor of The Daily Signal, reviews the latest news from the nation's capitol. Then author Tim Challies takes us around the world on a fascinating journey though Christian history catalogued in his new book, Epic.

God's definition of manhood is much more than what guys shouldn't be. Greg Morse points us to the perfect image of manly courage, virtue, strength, and sacrifice of Christ. Then Scott Sauls reflects on the unique challenge and honor we have to shine for Christ in a time of isolation.

We take a humorous look at news and life with friend and colleague Patrick Albanese. Then on the Monday Afternoon Mix, we magnify the name of Jesus, and the incredible access we now have to God through Christ's resurrection with Pastor David Myles.

In a special hour of music and scripture, Bill walks us through the Gospels' accounts of Christ's trial and crucifixion, as we remember the ultimate sacrifice: Jesus laid down his life for our sins at Calvary, so we might be saved.

Robert J. Nash shares seven phrases at the cross that express the depth of Christ's love. Then author and theologian Ian Paul. describes remarkable details of each account of the crucifixion and how they bear witness to the reality of Jesus' death and the truth of His resurrection.

Christ's final week on earth was filled with many events and discussions with His disciples. Jeff Verdoorn talks about the significance of the timing of each occurrence and takes a deeper look at the series of events that would take place through His resurrection.