What if we haven’t gotten Christianity wrong—but haven’t fully appreciated it for all it’s worth? That’s what we’re exploring today with Dr. Alister E. McGrath, a renowned Christian scholar, Oxford professor, author, and former atheist.
After sharing his journey from atheism to faith, Dr. McGrath explains how Christianity isn’t just true; it can profoundly transform our lives. Because it isn’t just an idea to believe; it’s a reality to experience.
I get asked questions all the time, but I was caught off guard when KC flipped the mic and started asking some thoughtful (and surprising!) questions… about ME!
We had just finished recording a podcast, and I thought we were done for the day, but KC turned the mic back on, hit record, and started firing away.
I had no idea what was coming, and honestly, I didn’t even know some of my own answers until I said them out loud. But it was so much fun that I thought you might enjoy listening in.
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You’ve laughed with Tim Hawkins for years—but today, you get to meet the man behind the comedy.
In episode 413 of the 4:13 Podcast (wink!), Tim shares the story behind his journey into comedy, the failures that shaped him, and what he’s learned about making people laugh. And (spoiler alert!) it’s not about being witty or delivering the perfect punchline.
Last week, we flipped the mic and you got to hear my two sons interview me! If you missed it, be sure to listen to the episode here! But if you joined us, you know this conversation only scratched the surface about ministry, blindness, writing, and speaking.
Well today, we’re picking right back up where we left off and going deeper!
Today on the 4:13, we’re doing something very special! The mic has been flipped—and I’m the one being interviewed!
In this special two-part miniseries, my two sons ask me the questions and lead a candid conversation about the story behind the ministry, the heart behind the microphone, and the journey that shaped it all.
Today on the 4:13, historian Joseph Loconte takes us inside the lives and friendship of J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis, two of the most influential Christian writers of the last century.
Amid the devastation of World War II, their imaginative writing provided a vision of reality—one grounded in truth, valor, and virtue. It’s through their stories that Tolkien and Lewis offered far more than escape, but a blueprint for resilience in times of crisis.
