Artificial Intelligence is everywhere—and Christians are asking big questions. Is AI dangerous? How should believers think about ethics, technology, and the future? In this episode of the G3 Podcast, Scott Aniol sits down with Dr. Brian Dellinger, professor and department chair of Computer Science at Grove City College, to explore these big questions.

In this episode of the G3 podcast, Scott and Becky Aniol walk through all 12 categories of the upcoming reading challenge—ranging from church history and the Puritans to classic literature, biography, science, and family life. You’ll hear why these categories were chosen, how they work together to stretch and strengthen the Christian reader, and how you can realistically complete the challenge in the midst of everyday life.

For the first time, the G3 Reading Challenge also includes a dedicated app, allowing you to track progress, discover recommendations, and share encouragement with others throughout the year.

Whether you are a pastor, parent, student, or lifelong learner, this challenge is meant to help you read more thoughtfully, more broadly, and more faithfully—for the glory of God.

Learn more about the reading app and how get started, visit:
https://g3min.org/g3reads/

In this episode of the G3 Podcast, Scott Aniol sits down with Ethan Jago to discuss his new book, 'The Promise of the Messiah: A Theology of Christmas.' Together they explore the true theological weight of Christmas—why understanding the incarnation demands a clear and biblical Christology. 

Ethan emphasizes the need for a solid grasp of who Jesus is, addressing common misconceptions and the cultural influences that dilute the true meaning of Christmas. The conversation also touches on God's sovereignty in the Christmas narrative and the implications for families during the holiday season.

In this episode, Scott Aniol sits down with Dr. Joe Boot to discuss his new book *Think Christianly: Developing an Undivided Mind*. Together, they explore why there is no neutral ground, how Christians often compartmentalize their faith, and why God’s Word speaks authoritatively into every sphere of life—from education and science to law, culture, and politics.

Joe Boot unpacks the dangers of modern dualism, the myth of neutrality, and how a biblical worldview gives believers clarity and courage in a secular age. This conversation challenges Christians to reject nominalism and pursue a fully integrated, fully obedient life under Christ’s lordship.

In this episode of the G3 Podcast, Scott Aniol is joined by Uriesou Brito—pastor of Providence Church in Pensacola and presiding minister of the CREC—to discuss a troubling trend: the rise of antisemitic sentiment among some young Christian men.

Together, they examine how theological misunderstanding, online radicalization, and misplaced zeal are fueling hostility toward the Jewish people—and why pastors must respond with biblical clarity and pastoral care.

In this episode of the G3 podcast, we welcome Dr. William Varner, Professor of Biblical Languages at The Master's University and accomplished scholar. 

Dr. Varner explains how his work teaching Greek led to a deep personal affection for these ancient texts, particularly the Didache (The Teaching of the Apostles), which he describes as the earliest church handbook. He also talks about his new book from G3 Press, "Introducing the Apostolic Fathers." 

You can order your copy here: https://shop.g3min.org/products/introducing-the-apostolic-fathers

In this episode of the G3 Podcast, Scott Aniol walks through the recent articles in our Conviction and Charity series on head coverings, pointing out strengths and weaknesses of each position.

In this episode, Dr. Joel Beeke joins Scott Aniol to discuss his new book, "How to Lead Your Family: A Guide for Men Wanting to Be More." Dr. Beeke shares simple, practical steps fathers can take to establish meaningful family worship in as little as 5 to 10 minutes a day.