Our unofficial panel of menfolk is back! Tom Brock, Peter Kapsner, Justin Jeppesen and Tom Parish join Bill to give their unique male perspectives on how to find comfort in the midst of the COVID-19 situation taking over our society, how to follow Christ daily, ritual and relationship, and more.

David Wheaton continues sharing insights from the book of Genesis. Then, Bill talks with Pastor John Braland who reflects on the current health crisis and how God is calling His people to step up and respond.

Bill talks with Businessman and Missionary Dwight Nordstrom who offers an update on what's currently happening in China. Then, Pastor Shawn Winters of Calvary Church in Roseville, MN offers some hope, comfort and insight from Psalm 46.

We've heightened awareness of threats to our physical health, but are we also keeping mentally healthy? Dr. Andy Schuttinga answers your questions about coping with stress at home, distractions (and the absence of them), a scarcity mindset vs. God's promise of abundance, the difference between fear and anxiety, and more.

We review the latest news from the nation's capital with Rob Bluey, executive editor of The Daily Signal. Then we dig deep into Romans 1, reviewing the basics of expository Bible study, the truth of God's wrath, and our undeniable need for a Savior with Dr.Greg Bourgond.

As scary questions about COVID-19 swirl around us today, how can believers respond differently--in faith? We'll dwell on God's sovereignty, how He works all things together for good, and learning to trust our mighty Savior in times of crisis with Bible teacher Jeff Verdoorn.

We take a humorous look at news and life with friend and colleague Patrick Albanese. Then on the Monday Afternoon Mix, we remind ourselves that we have a mighty help in trouble--the Lord of Heaven and earth--and trusting our fears to God's faithful promises with Pastor David Myles.

What does it mean to live in a post-Christian world? Dr. Jim Beilby and Dr. Peter Kapsner preview our upcoming live event to discuss the challenges and joy of following Christ today. Then we delve into the powerful beauty of the Book of Psalms with W. David O. Taylor.

In Romans Chapter 7, Paul describes a "wretched man," desiring to be righteous, but enslaved in sin. Is Paul describing the present tense (who he is), or the past (who he once was)? Bible teacher Jeff Verdoorn shows us, verse by verse, how Christ truly sets us free from sin.

In an increasingly chaotic, fearful society, Dr. Everett Piper says God's people have tremendous opportunity to be steadfast and serve others. Then Dr. Anne Bradley ponders the economic impact of coronavirus, the role of emotions in our economy, and how Christians can live out our faith in uncertain times.