On The Reconnect, we seek to engage the culture in a way that honors Jesus and brings Him back into the conversation.

On The Reconnect, we seek to engage the culture in a way that honors Jesus and brings Him back into the conversation.

Apologetics expert and Women in Apologetics Conference board member and resident theologian Krista Bontrager shares about apologetics study, then Carmen talks about the competitive spirit in the church with Rooting for Rivals author Peter Greer.

Professor and Author Christopher Yuan returns to discuss his own story of confronting sin, accepting God’s grace and growing in holiness with a commitment to sexual purity.  Christopher’s book is Holy Sexuality and the Gospel.

It can be difficult keeping all the facts straight regarding immigration issues and especially those surrounding funding the border wall.  Matthew Soerens from World Relief offers some clarity and addresses the prospects of a government shutdown.

#Praythenews today for our brothers and sisters in China who are facing increased persecution for worshipping in churches that aren’t registered with the government.

Justin Giboney, political strategist, attorney and co-founder of the AND Campaign, talks with Carmen about boundaries, orthodoxy and orthopraxy. Then Karen Moore shares what is unique about her newest devotional book, What a Great Word.

A recent poll shows that 62% of Americans believe President Trump isn’t telling the truth about Russia. Truth has been a frequently discussed concept since the 2016 election. As ambassadors of the One who is the Truth, let us be the people who are fiercely committed to Truth and speak the truth in love on every matter of our day.

James Bryan Smith talked about some of his mentors, the pattern of discipleship, and what it means to surrender through his book The Magnificent Journey. James is a theology professor at Friends University in Wichita, Kansas. He also serves as the director of the Apprentice Institute for Christian Spiritual Formation at Friends University and is a founding member of Richard J. Foster’s spiritual renewal ministry, Renovaré.

Becky Kiser is the founder of Sacred Holidays and she shares how we can regain a sense of wonder, worship and holiness throughout the holiday season.  Becky’s book is Sacred Holidays.

Film producer, media consultant, and author Phil Cooke shares how Christians can have real influence in the digital age.  Then, attorney Whit Briskey of Mauck and Baker looks at the challenges on the legal horizon for churches and other religious non-profits.

Ed Stetzer offers details on the upcoming GC2 Summit.  Then, Travis Wusssow looks back on 2018 and what 2019 holds for religious liberty and human flourishing.  Travis is Vice President of Public Policy for the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission.