Our unofficial panel of menfolk is back! Tom Brock, Justin Jeppesen, Peter Kapsner, and Tom Parish join Bill to give their unique male perspectives on issues of politics/sexuality creeping into the church, handling controversy in biblical love, humbling ourselves first, how to keep our first love alive, and more.

God loves you, but do you grasp that He also really likes you? Greg Morse from Desiring God reminds us who we are, and how to live as God's dearly beloved. Then Dr. Jeff Myers helps us rethink Christian clichés and dive deeper into Biblical truth, from his book, Unquestioned Answers.

Many modern sexual messages contradict God's design for us. David Wheaton outlines the debate around same-sex attraction in the church, and the universal call to conform our desires to God's design. Then Grayson Gilbert explores why Christians are compelled to forgive our enemies and follow God's example of grace.

If our schedules are so busy, why do we feel so empty? Author and coach Alli Worthington reminds us of God's glorious promise to provide rest for our souls. Then we hear a special Super Tuesday update from our nation's capital with Rob Bluey, executive editor for the Daily Signal.

What can we learn from Jesus' final words on the cross? Robert J. Nash shares seven phrases at the cross that express the depth of Christ's love. Then we look at why socialism is so popular today, and the Bible's very different path to human flourishing with Ben Johnson.

When the pain of life seems overwhelming, suicide is not the answer. Theologian Ken Samples from Reasons to Believe helps us think through this difficult subject, the seriousness of suicide, and how to see life (our lives) as God does. For more, read Ken's column, "Suicide: An Unpardonable Sin?

We take a humorous look at news and life with friend and colleague Patrick Albanese. Then on the Monday Afternoon Mix, we discuss the danger of false teaching, how to stay rooted in the truth, saving our pastors from burnout, and more with Pastor David Myles.

From political tension to health scares, folks are more stressed and depressed than ever. Dr. Gregory Jantz helps us practically address our stress, and begin to heal our lives. Then scholar/blogger Rebecca Rhee shares the powerful ways God displays His grace in our everyday lives--from asparagus to growing bulbs.

What about our doubts? Can our questions/uncertainties be compatible with faith, even bring us closer to God? We examine the role of doubt in our faith journey, and how to handle our questions about God, His word, or His will, with Dr. Daniel Taylor, author of The Skeptical Believer.

The ladies are back! In this episode of "Queens of the Roundtable," Rosey Brausen, Kim Sanders, Angela Smith, and Rebekah Maxwell Haynie tackle tackle the definition of "beautiful," the heart of worship, claiming God's truth in the face of fears, moving from being scared to being prepared, and more.