In this episode, Katie Miller tells how the Sight & Sound Theaters are bringing some of the greatest events in the Bible to life. Also, Katy Faust, Founder and President of Them Before Us, explains the need for a global children's rights movement.

In this episode, we'll celebrate the retirement of one of our own writers at The Stand, Joy Lucius. Rebecca Davis, editor of The Stand magazine will join the conversation. Then, Leah Archibald of the Theology of Work Project, will explain why our work matters to God and how we can discern God’s will for our vocation.

In this episode, Steve Jordahl of American Family News outlines the recent attacks on Christians in Syria. Then, Dr. Owen Strachan describes why so many men admire the masculinity of Andrew Tate and why wrong ideas of manhood appear inside the church.

In this episode, we’ll talk with an 89-year-old widow who copied the entire Bible in her own handwriting. Also, Jamie Sanchez, of Recycle God's Love, shares the story of his homeless ministry in Denver that’s reaching thousands with the gospel and the spiritual warfare he's experienced through loud opposition.

In this episode, we'll analyze latest decisions from the Supreme Court with AFA assistant general counsel Steve Crampton. Then, Bible teacher and radio host Dr. Baruch Korman, explains the overall message of scripture and lays out some basic rules for its interpretation.

In this episode, bestselling author Randy Alcorn, Founder and Director of Eternal Perspective Ministries, explains what the Bible teaches about heaven and how the hope of the resurrection can carry us through hardship and grief. This episode was originally aired on March 1, 2025.

In this episode, we'll hear how the grace of God is being poured out in the lives of children who've lived through extremely difficult circumstances. Sean Milner, executive director of The Baptist Children's Village and Tim Lampley, Campus Director of the Reedy Acres campus will join us.

In this episode, Joseph Parker, host of The Hour of Intercession, tells us about this month's 10 Commandments Discipleship Challenge. Also, John Smithbaker of Father's in the Field, tells how men are responding to the call to mentor fatherless boys and how grown men can come to terms with their own disappointment.

In this episode, Ralf Augstroze and Tim Mahoney talk about their new film, The American Miracle. Then, author and professor, Dr. John Oswalt, explains the significance of the Day of Pentecost and how the Holy Spirit gives believers the very life of God.

In this episode, attorney Erin Smith of First Liberty Institute joins us to discuss the essential role of military chaplains and The Military Chaplains Act of 2025 that would restore their own religious liberty. Then, Mandi Hart, President of MORE Productions joins us to talk about the new film, The 21, and the amazing story behind the 21 Christians beheaded by ISIS on a beach in Libya in 2015.