Interview program on politics, culture, and faith hosted by author Derek P. Gilbert.
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.
SATAN MAY be the prince of the power of the air, but if there is a rebel force fighting a guerrilla war via the Internet, its leader is Josh Peck.
ARCHAEOLOGY CAN be a tricky business—especially when you dig in Israel. Dr. Scott Stripling, Director of Excavations for the Associates for Biblical Researchat Khirbet el-Maqatir and Shiloh, talks about the importance of archaeology for better understanding the Bible.
THE CHURCH is rediscovering things we knew two thousand years ago. Rev. Jack Davila-Ashcraft explains why topics like demons, the Nephilim, and end times prophecy weren’t considered weird by early Christian theologians, and how relearning what we’ve forgotten helps us better understand the spiritual war being fought all around us.
As we approach Independence Day here in the United States, it seemed appropriate to bring back two interviews with the late Lt. Col. Dan Marvin, author of an important book, Expendable Elite: One Soldier’s Journey Into Covert Warfare, which documents his service as a Green Beret captain in Vietnam.
BIBLICAL GIANTOLOGY. Yes, that’s a thing. We discuss it with archaeologist, historian, and author of Interview with the Giant: Ethnohistorical Notes on the Nephilim, Dr. Judd Burton.
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