The Christian Outlook | Topics for Today's Believers

In this classic excerpt from the radio archives, Dr. Albert Mohler, president of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, poses the question to secularists: "How do you thank goodness and not thank God at Thanksgiving?"

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In light of Thanksgiving, what can current studies on gratitude teach us about personal happiness and the creation of a positive recall bias.  And, how can this positive recall bias help us improve political conversations? John Hall and Kathy Emmons get the latest from Dr. Tim Muehlhoff.

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John Hall and Kathy Emmons travel to the John Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh, PA to talk with Andy Masich, the History Center's President and CEO. They take a tour of an identical set used in the Mr. Rogers TV show.

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The Christian Outlook – November 23, 2019

In this special edition of the Christian Outlook, Eric Metaxas sits down with John Lennox, a mathematics professor at the University of Oxford in the U.K., an accomplished author, and a Christian apologist. His most recent book is titled, “Can Science Explain Everything?”

Socrates in the City, an event hosted by Eric Metaxas, is the perfect setting to discuss with John Lennox the world of science relative to the world of faith, the limits of what science can explain about the world as we know it, what it really can’t, and if science displaces belief in God.

Metaxas and Lennox also talk about one of the most remarkable proofs of a creator, the human mind and the ability to understand that the universe itself is rational and intelligent.

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Eric Metaxas invites Evangelist Franklin Graham to discuss Operation Christmas Child and to give his analysis of the president, the impeachment inquiry, the impact of Chick-fil-A's decision -- and Johnny Cash.

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