Listening In

An outsider’s view of the faith sown, and harvested, in America’s Heartland

Patients have more power than they realize, especially when they refuse to pay the first bill

A missed catch, misunderstanding, and the healing journey that led to forgiveness

What does it mean to be “woke?” What’s the difference between critical race theory and intersectionality? And more importantly, what dangers do these current cultural buzzwords hold for the church? Theologian Owen Strahan explains why all of these ideas ultimately stand in opposition to the gospel.

What does it mean to finish life well? Author Robert Wolgemuth talks to Warren Smith about his new book, Gun Lap, and the reasons so many men in their last years give up on the work God has called them to do.

Few people have had a bigger influence on evangelical thought on the big questions of our day. In this conversation with Warren Smith, Os Guinness talks about his latest book, The Magna Carta of Humanity: Sinai’s Revolutionary Faith and The Future of Freedom, how he defines legacy, and what he’s hungry for at this stage in life.

This week, hear Warren's conversation with writer and Calvin University professor Kristin Du Mez.

This week, hear Warren Smith's conversation with Clarissa Moll, as they discuss her late husband Rob Moll’s book “The Art of Dying.”

This week, hear Warren Smith's conversation with the editor-in-chief of The Gospel Coalition, Collin Hansen.

This week, hear Warren Smith's conversation with Dr. Jeffrey Bilbro, the author of a provocative new book called “Reading The Times: A Literary and Theological Inquiry Into The News.”