Filmmaker and paranormal researcher Kyle J. Macias joins us to discuss his new documentary, The Hat Man: Documented Cases of Pure Evil, based on the stories people tell about their encounters with the Hat Man.
A HIGHLY FUNDED unofficial government agency, working off the books to investigate the UFO and alien abduction phenomena. That sounds like The X-Files, Project Blue Book, or Men in Black—but it’s real.
SOMETIMES, TO REACH the lost, you have to get radical. Drew Graffia teaches solid, biblical theology with a unique video style that appeals to people who think the Bible is boring.
THE BIBLE did not drop from the sky fully formed and edited, much less translated into Elizabethan English. This may seem obvious, but many Christians are uncomfortable thinking about the process that produced the scriptures we take as the Word of God.
THE CHURCH laments the fact that young people are leaving the faith in droves. Maybe we’re not teaching them theology when they’re young enough for it to take root.
WE MAY not be putting the blame for the recent mass shootings in El Paso, Dayton, and elsewhere entirely where it belongs. Dr. Gregory Reid of YouthFire Ministries, an expert in occult crimes and crimes against children, discusses the principalities and powers behind the shooters.
Jim Wilhelmsen, founder of Echoes of Enoch Ministries and the author of Beyond Science Fiction, tells us how personal involvement with the UFO phenomenon changed his worldview and how it should shape yours.
80,000 PEOPLE will meet next week in the Nevada desert to fundamentally change the world around you. Carl Teichrib, author of Game of Gods, will be at Burning Man again this year, and he explains why you should pay close attention to what’s happening at events like this.
THE WAY we do church today would be completely foreign to a first-century Christian. Keith Giles, author of the new book Jesus Unveiled: Forsaking Church as We Know it for Ekklesia as God Intended, explains why we need to stop treating church like a business and start treating it like a family.
TEACHING CHILDREN about Jesus doesn’t mean simplifying the gospel to the point that it loses its power. Preston and Kelly Condra discuss their latest book, Papa, Let’s Talk.