Episode 122: Is the EU a Superpower?
Written by Mike Bennett and presented by Clyde Kilough Today’s European Union has major weaknesses as well as strengths. What does Bible prophecy say about an end-time European superpower? Read online

Written by Mike Bennett and presented by Clyde Kilough Today’s European Union has major weaknesses as well as strengths. What does Bible prophecy say about an end-time European superpower? Read online
Written by Mike Bennett and presented by Clyde Kilough What can we learn from the times when Jesus chided His disciples for their little faith? And from the examples of “great faith” He highlighted as well? Read online
Written by David Treybig and presented by Kevin Scarbrough Disrespectful speech is on the rise. What does the Bible say about the way we communicate and the life-and-death power of our words? How can we improve? Read Online
Written by Mary Clark and presented by Becky Bennett When we pray for a miracle, do we recognize God’s hand, even if it isn’t exactly what we prayed for—or even knew to pray for? Here’s why I believe in miracles. Read online
Written by Isaac Khalil and presented by Erik Jones The nation of Egypt plays a prominent role in biblical history and symbolism. Egypt will also become an example of transformation! Read Online
Written and presented by Jeremy Lallier Few things have highlighted our human tendency to be unkind or even cruel to those who disagree with us quite like the COVID-19 pandemic. How can we do better? Read Online
Written by Jason Hyde and presented by Erik Jones Should Christians pass over the annual Passover or celebrate it? What are God’s instructions about this often-overlooked festival observed by the early Church? Read Online
Written and presented by Erik Jones The Gospels don’t tell us much about Jesus’ childhood, but they do give us some details. What can we learn from what we do know about Jesus as a boy? Read online
Written and Presented by Peter Hawkins Queen Elizabeth II acceded to the throne Feb. 6, 1952. Her devotion to her people and duties are legendary. What can we learn from this remarkable monarch? Read online
Written by Tom Kirkpatrick and presented by Erik Jones Is the way we manage “our” money only a physical, bookkeeping consideration, or is it a character issue? Make a full study of what the Bible says about money. Read online
Written and presented by Jim Franks The COVID-19 pandemic and human responses to it have turned the world upside down. When it seems everything is changing, what can we count on to never change? Read online
Written by Jason Hyde and presented by David Hicks God chose an extraordinary young woman to be the mother of Jesus Christ. What are some characteristics we can all learn from this woman of faith? Read online
Written and presented by Jeremy Lallier There are few more contentious topics than abortion. For Christians, it’s easy to see why abortion needs to end—but just ending abortion isn’t enough. Read online
Written and presented by Jeremy Lallier As Christians, how should we approach an activity, tradition or object that has pagan origins? God’s Word gives us a clear path forward. Read online
Written and presented by Erik Jones The Gospels don’t say much about the first 30 years of Jesus’ life. But they give us a few details. What can we learn from Jesus’ birth and early childhood? Read online
Written and presented by Jeremy Lallier It’s easy to be wrong about God’s Word—but it’s not always easy to know we’re wrong. How should we approach our own potential for misunderstanding? Read online
Written by Neil Hogberg and presented by Clyde Kilough With the U.S. still reeling from domestic convulsions, its ignominious departure from Afghanistan has led allies to question if the American era is ending. Read online
Written by David Treybig and presented by Jeremy Lallier What does the Bible reveal about the marriage of Abraham and Sarah? What can we learn about Christian marriage from these pillars of faith? Read online
Written by Mike Bennett and presented by Clyde Kilough Paul wrote some inspiring and beautiful sentiments, such as, “In everything give thanks.” But is that literally realistic? Read online
Written by Jason Hide and presented by Kevin Scarbrough Paul wrote that “all things work together for good” in Romans 8:28. But what does this wonderful promise mean—especially when bad things happen? Read online
Written by Issac Khalil and presented by Erik Jones Our world is facing a series of worsening problems. Can we solve these seemingly insurmountable problems? The Bible outlines the root causes and solutions! Read online
Written by Mike Bennett and presented by Clyde Kilough It’s the stuff of science fiction, but some scientists foresee real danger as we create AI systems that exceed our own abilities. What is the future of humanity? Read online
Written and presented by Erik Jones In this article, we introduce our newest column, “Walk as He Walked.” What is this new column all about, and why is it important for you? Read online
Written by Mike Bennett and presented by Clyde Kilough Rather, they will be soon. Now, everything seems to be spiraling downward, but the Bible promises a better world—a world where everything will be looking up! Read online
Written by Mary Clark and presented by Becky Bennett God gives every good and perfect gift, and He wants us to be like Him and to learn the art of giving from the heart. God loves a cheerful giver! Read online
Written by David Treybig and presented by Erik Jones What did Jesus mean when He uttered this well-known phrase recorded in John 14:6? What is its significance for us today? Read online
Written by Joel Meeker and presented by Joel Meeker The 9/11 terror attacks triggered trends that continue to transform our world 20 years later. What are the prophetic implications? Read online
Written by Jason Hyde and presented by David Hicks Dante died 700 years ago, but his poetic visions of hell and heaven live on. How do they compare with what the Bible teaches about life after death? Read online
Written and presented by Jeremy Lallier The world is full of injustice, and Christians have a wide range of thoughts on how to deal with it. How does God say we should approach injustice? Read online
Written and presented by Clyde Kilough The plague of injustice has forever afflicted humanity, and we obviously are powerless to stop it. But change is coming—just not in the way most people think! Read online