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.
What do you do when your relationship with your adult child isn’t what you hoped it would be?
Maybe your child is struggling and you want to help, but your advice comes across as criticism. Maybe you disagree with their parenting choices, worry because they’ve walked away from the faith, or feel heartbroken because they’ve cut off contact altogether.
Well, today on the podcast, Dr. Kathy Koch offers biblical wisdom and practical help for navigating these complicated relationships.
What comes to mind when you think of self-care? Massages? Facials? Maybe a nap? While those are all good things, the truth is they won’t sustain us in the long run.
So today, pastor and theologian Dr. Benjamin Espinoza invites you to rethink self-care. He’ll help you see that true self-care goes far beyond any surface-level indulgences and is actually deeply rooted in your relationship with God.
We live in a world where we’ve become disciples of the internet. We’re addicted to distraction, consumed by endless notifications, and we idolize our instant access to a never-ending avalanche of information. But if all this connectivity is supposed to make life better, why are we more anxious, dissatisfied, and weary than ever?
New York Times bestselling author and counselor John Eldredge joins me today to offer a way out of the digital overwhelm.
Are you living your highest good? And is that even possible when life isn’t always good? Well today’s guest, author Mary Wiley, says you can, and she’ll show you how it’s possible.
You don’t need more to-do’s or step-by-step instructions to help you get there. Believe it or not, living your highest good only comes by spending time in the presence of God.
Who is the Holy Spirit and what is His role in the lives of believers?
This is a common question, and if we don’t go to Scripture for the answer, we can find ourselves greatly misled about the work of the Holy Spirit.
In fact, whether it’s intentional or not, many Christians today seek health, wealth, and happiness by calling on the Holy Spirit like a cosmic butler there to meet our every need. But when things don’t go as hoped, they often wonder if the Holy Spirit is even real or question His purpose if not to give us what we ask for.
Well, my friend, it shouldn’t be this way because that’s not who the Holy Spirit is to us!
