Who was Jonathan Edwards? Sam Storms schools the rest of the team on the amazing life of one of the greatest modern theologians of Christianity.

Michael Patton interviews Dinesh D'Souza at the Credo House.

What place does certainity have in our Christian beliefs? Should we admit to any level of uncertainity in what we believe? Doesn't it show more faith on our part if we won't even admit that we could be wrong?

We all have beliefs we hold to but don't really talk about. Maybe we feel like we can't defend it. Maybe our conviction isn't real strong.

Have you ever felt like you've been in a demonic presence? Can Christians be possessed by a demon? Can they be oppressed?

Does the Bible (the 66 books of the Protestant Bible) say much about demons or angels? They're a favorite topic among our culture. Just think of guardian angels and folks attributing every kind of sickness to some sort of demon.

Can Christians justly pursue pleasure? Should we chase the rush? Didn't God create us for pleasure? What kind of pleasure?

Sam Storms gives the background story of the creation of "For the Fame of God's Name." It's a collection of essays written in honor of John Piper.

The church is supposed to be unified. But how can we be unified if we don't all share the same beliefs? Can we disagree and still be unified? Should all the leadership of a church be unified while the folks in the pews can have differences?

Can Christians be hedonists? Sam Storms is known for his emphasis on this issue? What is Christian hedonism? Did it all start with John Pipers book, "Desiring God?"