Krista Bontrager and I finished our discussion from last week on the global vs local flood. We then looked at whether or not there was death before the fall.

The universal or global flood view seems to be the most common view among Christians. However, it is possible to keep a high view of scripture and believe in a local flood. Krista Bontrager from Reasons to believe joined me this week to discuss how that is possible.

Dr. Jeff Myers, president of Summit Ministries, joined me to discuss the major issues facing students today and strategies to prepare our students for those challenges.

Eric Johnson joined me for a second week to discuss his newest book that he co-edited with Sean McDowell titled "Sharing the Good News with Mormons." This podcast looks at a few of the 24 strategies mentioned in the book and responds to listener questions.

Eric Johnson of the Mormonism Research Ministry (mrm.org) joined me to discuss the beliefs of the LDS church and his newest book. Eric co-edited "Sharing the Good News With Mormons" with Sean McDowell. In this show he goes over some of the basic beliefs of Mormonism that all Christians should understand.

Neal Hardin joined me to discuss the very controversial bill that is before the California Senate. AB2943 is attempting to make sexual orientation change efforts an unlawful business practice. How should Christians respond?

Today, the March For Our Lives drew hundreds of thousands around the U.S. People were marching for human value and against gun violence. However, many don't realize the worldview assumptions behind this view any many other cultural beliefs. Listen as I discuss the positive worldview conversations we can have about four popular cultural beliefs and movements.

I think the religious freedom vs. discrimination debate can be discussed with clarity if we understand two or three main issues. Check out the podcast this week to hear how I help my students understand this issue.

Over my seven years of teaching I have learned that there is a lot more to teaching than simply presenting information. There are strategies that we can put into practice that help us to be more effective in the classroom. In this episode, I want to share some of those strategies with you in order to help you be more effective as you train your children, students, or even yourself.

Today marks the 2nd anniversary for the Coffeehouse Questions podcast. What's happened over the last two years? I'm glad you asked. There have been many interviews conducted and even more issues discusses so that you are able to transform our culture for Christ. Thank you for a wonderful two years!