Travel back to September 11, 1938, when families gathered around glowing radios for an evening of mystery and suspense.

A new movie about George Washington is opening in theaters during America's 250th anniversary celebrations. That alone isn't surprising. But what happened next certainly was

What does Isaiah 59 have to do with America's 250th Anniversary?

A look at how the ancient idea of patronage shows up in the NT

A sermon introduced an unusual literary word—peripeteia. But does that concept actually appear in the Book of Proverbs? In this episode, we explore the ancient literary idea of peripeteia

Two World Cup knockout matches. Two penalty shootouts. One unforgettable picture of pressure, performance, failure, and hope. Why does life sometimes feel like everything comes down to one moment?

A listener asked about Todd Friel's Play the Man. I introduce the book, explain its central thesis, and carefully summarize what it actually teaches about pornography, sanctification, and spiritual growth

A mock shooting during VBS?

As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, how should Christians think about their nation? This episode examines what Scripture teaches about nations, government, patriotism, gratitude, citizenship, and where our ultimate allegiance belongs. Rather than political slogans or patriotic emotion, we seek a balanced, biblical perspective on America at 250.

Are we reading the Bible through modern Western individualism instead of the collectivist world in which it was written? We review the first episode of Discover the Word's new series and explore the strengths and weaknesses of both approaches to interpreting Scripture.