Written and presented by Jeremy Lallier . We’re excited to announce the release of Life, Hope & Truth’s newest resource—a book designed to help Christians deepen their relationship with God. Read Online .
Written and presented by Erik Jones . While in Samaria, Jesus spoke with a woman at a well. That may not seem like a big deal today, but it was then. Why was this conversation so significant? Read Online
Written and presented by Jeremy Lallier . Some find it extremely hard to reconcile how the God of love can also be a God who kills. Yet we must understand how these two aspects mesh together. Read Online
Written and presented by Neal Hogberg. The political sands are shifting again in the Middle East, with the emergence of a new peace broker. Will China bring peace to the turbulent region? Read Online
Written and presented by Kendrick Diaz . In what ways is generative artificial intelligence redefining the boundaries of reality? How can you be protected from the deceptive impact of AI? Read Online
Written and presented by Erik Jones . In recent years, the Eastern concept of karma has become popular in Western culture. Can the idea of karma be harmonized with the Bible? Is karma biblical? Read Online
Written by Bill Palmer and presented by Jeremy Lallier. Proverbs 31 describes a “virtuous wife,” but when we closely examine it, we see more. We see an ideal marriage relationship—a Proverbs 31 wife and husband. Read Online
Written by David Treybig and presented by Erik Jones. Geography can appear a bit simplistic on the surface. But what happens when we look a little deeper? Was God involved? Read Online
Written by Mike Bennett and presented by Clyde Kilough. The vastness and unexplored mystery of outer space has inspired many. But is it truly the final frontier? What other vistas await the human race? Read Online
Written and Presented by Erik Jones Jesus Christ was history’s greatest teacher. As a teacher, He mastered and used a wide variety of teaching methods. What were Jesus’ teaching methods? Read Online
Written and Presented by Jeremy Lallier The Bible is God’s guidebook for life—but it’s not always a comfortable guidebook. How should we handle the moments when our instincts and the Bible clash? Read Online
Written by Kris Kobernat and Presented by Erik Jones The May 6 coronation of King Charles will showcase much pageantry, marked by ancient customs and symbols. The biblical connections are fascinating. Read Online
Written and Presented by Kendrick Diaz Which of the world’s scholars can answer this age-old question? The meaning of human life eludes the brightest minds but comes to those who believe the Bible. Read Online
Written and Presented by Erik Jones Quiet quitting has drawn attention to genuine issues facing today’s workforce. But should you “quiet quit”? What is the biblical perspective on quiet quitting? Read Online
Written by Bill Palmer and Presented by Kendrick Diaz God’s faithful have often waited—for healing, relief and deliverance—while asking, “How long?” What can we learn while waiting for God? Read Online
Written by David Treybig and Presented by Clyde Kilough The Bible is filled with stories of courage and faith. What lessons can we learn from the apostles to help us grow in the courage we need today? Read Online
Written and Presented by Clyde Kilough Do you ever feel dismissed or looked down upon just because you’re young? This story of a young man and his mentor can help you earn respect. Read Online
Written and Presented by Kendrick Diaz Peter’s sermon had an effect on thousands. How did he cause them to be cut to the heart? What importance does being cut to the heart hold for today? Read Online
Written by David Treybig and Presented by Kendrick Diaz People have different ideas about the universe. What does the Bible say about why it exists? If God created everything for a purpose, what’s the purpose of creation? Read Online
Written by Bill Palmer and Presented by Clyde Kilough The apostle Paul instructed members of the church at Rome to “present your bodies a living sacrifice.” How is that possible, and what did Paul mean? Read Online
Written and Presented by Erik Jones After He began His ministry, Jesus performed His first miracle. How did Jesus perform miracles? What can we learn from His changing water into wine? Read Online
Written and Presented by Jeremy Lallier God is love. As Christians, we are called to be like Him—yet He tells us not to love the world or things in it. What does that mean? How is it possible? Read Online
Written by Mike Bennett and Presented by Kendrick Diaz There are things we want to see end, like war and threats to human survival. Can human governments achieve these goals? Or does human misrule need to end? Read Online
Written by Mike Bennett and Presented by Clyde Kilough “Everything changes”—Heraclitus. “When you are finished changing, you are finished”—Ben Franklin. But what does the Bible say about coping with change? Read Online
Written by Bill Palmer and Presented by Erik Jones The Old Testament is filled with stories of faith, but the word is scarcely found. Instead, faithfulness is stressed. Can we learn anything from this nuance? Read Online
Written and Presented by David Treybig Economic conditions around the world are making life more difficult for millions of people. What biblical steps can you take to protect yourself and your family? Read Online
Written by Isaac Khalil and Presented by Erik Jones The Bible tells us that God created us in His image and likeness. Does being made in God’s image help answer the question, Why did God create us? Read Online
Written and Presented by Jeremy Lallier God had plans for the Sabbath day from the beginning—and what’s more, those plans involve you. The Bible shows us why the Sabbath still matters today. Read Online
Written by Jonathan and Brianna Lillibridge and Presented by Clyde Kilough When you stop doing something you’ve done all your life, it can be challenging. A couple of Christians tell why they stopped celebrating Christmas. Read Online
Written and Presented by Erik Jones Just before He began His public ministry, Jesus began calling a group of men to be His disciples, or students. What can we learn from their calling? Read Online
