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Adam Griffin joins the program to discuss his book he co-authored titled Family Discipleship: Leading Your Family Through Time, Moments, and Milestones. Adam joins the program to discuss it all with us.

In this episode, Dr. Steve Leston joins us to exegete Psalms 2. What are its implications? What does it teach? How does it relate to the election that is days away? Is God sovereign over the outcome? We unpack it all in this week's program.

At the heart of the Christian life is a tension between the supremacy of God over all things and the enjoyment of all things for his sake. In this short book, Joe Rigney offers a biblical vision for enjoying God in everything and enjoying everything in God. God's gifts are invitations to know and enjoy him more deeply, and as this truth is impressed upon our hearts, we will discover that the things of earth grow strangely bright in the light of his glory and grace.

Keith and Kristyn Getty have released their latest album titled Evensong - Hymns and Lullabies At the Close of Day. The album tops billboard kid's album chart. Listen to our latest program as we discuss it all with Mr. and Mrs. Getty.

The church has more beauty―and more value―than we can see with physical eyes. Though our congregations are made up of ordinary people engaged in predictable practices, we are an outpost of heaven itself. The church is the people of God, the dwelling place of the Spirit, and the fullness of Christ. With rich theology and practical direction, A Place to Belong invites us to experience the local church in light of the Bible’s testimony. Megan Hill joins the program to talk all about it.

Zach and Kathleen Habersang are full-time missionaries with Cru (formerly Campus Crusade for Christ). They will be serving with Cru's Valor ministry that reaches cadets, midshipmen, and veterans with the Gospel. Their assignment is to reach the Corps of Cadets at Texas A&M University in College Station, TX. Click the link to there website here: https://www.zkvalor.com/home

At the end of last year, we announced that we would be going through Thomas Watson's A Body of Divinity. Many theologians have considered A Body of Divinity to be one of their go-to works for systematic theology. In the Reformed tradition, Watson is one of the great Puritans who has influenced many preachers and teachers not only in his generation but also for those who would come after. In this episode, we discuss how to use a catechism and the importance of its function.

Camden Bucey (Ph.D., Westminster Theological Seminary) serves as the lead pastor of Hope Orthodox Presbyterian Church in Grayslake, Illinois, and is the executive director of Reformed Forum. In this week's episode, Camden Bucey joins us to discuss his study guide on Lamentation, Habakkuk, & Zephaniah by Crossway.

If you are puzzled by the religious landscape of the United States or simply trying to understand the evangelical fascination with conservative politics then you will be challenged to consider how American evangelicalism can be restored to the historic identity and heritage marked by Jesus’ own desire for His church: The Great Commandment, the Great Compassion, and the Great Commission. In this episode, Dr. Michael Cooper joins us to have an honest and open discussion about how American evangelicalism has strayed from the first-century church.

Pastor Tom Hughes, has been teaching Bible prophecy for over 25 years and is the Founder of Hope For Our Times. Tom Hughes's unique gift for helping understand what the Bible Calls the “Last Days."  

Everyone has heard of the Ninety-Five Thesis, but few have read it. To counter the abuses in the church of the day Martin Luther a young German monk drafted nearly a hundred propositions for public debate. Martin Luther posted these “theses” on the church door in Wittenberg, that ushered in the Reformation and changed the landscape in all Christendom.

Williams Oluwagbemi is the Founder and Host of Grace Tidings. In this week's episode, he shares his testimony about him leaving the Nigerian word of faith movement.

Timothy Barton is the President of WallBuilders, a national pro-family organization that presents America’s forgotten history and heroes, with an emphasis on our religious, moral, and constitutional heritage. He joins the program to discuss the Christian heritage of the United States.

Dr. Stephen J. Nichols is president of Reformation Bible College, chief academic officer for Ligonier Ministries, and a Ligonier Ministries teaching fellow. He has authored or edited over twenty books, and hosts the podcasts 5 Minutes in Church History and Open Book. He joins us on this week's episode to talk about the early Christian church.

The book of Hebrews stands apart from other biblical books in its unique portrait of Jesus Christ as the supreme revelation of God—a portrait bolstered by the author’s skillful use of imagery, metaphor, and Old Testament analogy. Dr. Matthew Capps, the author of Crossways "Hebrews: A 12-Week Study," joins us to talk about this incredible book.

Brandon Watson is a missionary in Mexico. In this week's episode, he joins us to talk about his testimony and the importance of missions.

Luther Eatman joins us for the first time to discuss the importance of the church to recognize the difference between biblical and racial reconciliation.

Joey Ortiz, the Youth Pastor of Grace Bible Church in Laredo, Texas, joins us to discuss the everyday life of a youth pastor. He is a faithful preacher and teacher of God's Word who desires the youth of our day to be drawn to saving faith in Christ. For more information about Joey, please click the links below. Grace Bible Church Youth Ministry's YouTube Channel: YouTube.com/c/Gracestudentministries Grace Bible Church Website: gracelaredo.org

If you assume Jesus’ parable of the sower is but a bland earthly story with a heavenly meaning, think again. Jesus doesn’t do bland! Read in the context of the kingdom of heaven, our Lord’s best-known parable offers a welcome tonic to faithful preachers and hearers of God’s Word while countering the infringement of celebrity culture on the church with its encouragement of pseudo-Christianity. "Christianese or Christ?" constitutes, then, a tract for our times.

Dr. Michael T. Cooper joins the program to discuss the Christian movement in Ephesus. The city of Ephesus was the site of the most significant church-planting movement in the early church, with 40 percent of the New Testament texts relating to it. What made that city the epicenter of the movement? And how can we replicate sustained movements in a world that feels so different?