Archaeologist Dr. Titus Kennedy uses his education and wide experiences working digs in many countries to show the evidence that the people of the Bible were real folks and to reinforce the reliability of God's Word. This is scholarly and also very readable. A great guest!

Retired professor of theology and Fulbright scholar Dr. Mark R. Fairchild talks about his new book, unearthing and examining clues that lead to his conclusion that the man who became the Apostle Paul grew up as a slave in the Roman Empire.

Author Carl Barrett issues a call to action for parents to keep their children and the entire family connected to the Lord. In an era in which external forces are bent on destroying the family, Mr. Barrett explores God's Word in a call to return to the Lord and His ways. This timely book is a must read for new and seasoned parents alike.

Attorney and author Jayna Breigh joins us to talk about her latest book, a romantic legal drama that weaves life change, peril, and romance into a fascinating story set in the legal community in LA. (Recorded Autumn 2025)

Join us for a conversation with author Karen Barnett about her latest book "Through Water and Stone," a novel set in Zion Nation Park, full of mystery and secrets. Ponder: What truly makes up a family? (Recorded Autumn 2025)

Forgiving others can be very tough. Join Pastor Micah E. Davis for a conversation about forgiveness, in light of the death of Charlie Kirk's assassination and Erika's forgiveness of his killer. What is forgiveness and how do we practice it?

Conversation with Jeane Burgess, a member of the Peoria tribe in Oklahoma, about her new ministry opportunities in 2026. This may just inspire you to action in the months ahead!

Retired English teacher and librarian Joanne Knowlton joins us to discuss the Bible, "To Kill a Mockingbird," and Jane Austen.