⁣In this episode Kurt speaks with Nazam Guffoor about Islam. Nazam explains what Islam is, then he and Kurt discuss 4 points of differentiation between Islam and Christianity.

⁣In this episode Kurt talks with Dr. Adam Harwood on the spiritual condition of infants. Do babies have sin in their lives and are they guilty of sin? Listen in as they explore some tricky topics.

⁣In this episode Chris Yiesla walks us through C. S. Lewis’s argument that there is something, or better yet, someone behind the natural moral law.

⁣In this episode Kurt speaks to Jenna Ellis, law professor at Colorado Christian University, and Dr. Danny Caroll Rodas, Blanchard Professor of Old Testament at Wheaton College Graduate School, on President Trump’s recent immigration Executive Order. He also talks about some of the things we should know about the refugee vetting process and economic issues when thinking about immigration policy.

⁣In this episode, Kurt interviews Jonathan Tindell, host of Secular Stories, about atheism. They cover a number of objections that Jonthan has to the existence of God and even more specifically to Christianity. Kurt also receives a call from David (Dallas – Ft. Worth) where they talk about the grounding of morality.

⁣In this episode, Kurt interviews Gary DeMar (The American Vision) on eschatology (the study of the last things). They talk about the different approaches to interpreting the Bible on the End Times and Gary presents his view that passages about the End Times are actually about the destruction of Israel.

⁣In this episode, Kurt talks about divine providence and the problem of evil with Dr. Thomas Jay Oord in his book The Uncontrolling Love of God.

⁣In this episode Kurt talks with Erick Erickson on the value of studying Christian doctrine, how it develops, and the importance it plays in our society today.

⁣In this episode Kurt interviews Dr. Ed Stetzer of the Billy Graham Center at Wheaton College. They talk about politics, 2017, American Christianity, church planting, and the fate of the Chicago Cubs.

⁣In this episode, Kurt talks to Chris and Joel about the ups and downs of 2016, with respect to the show and other issues in our society.

⁣In this episode Kurt talks about different objections to Christmas. He is joined by Ted Wright, the former Executive Director of Cross Examined and the Founder and Director of a new project called Epic Archeology.

In this episode, Kurt speaks with Dr. Tim McGrew, who teaches philosophy at Western Michigan University. ⁣It’s very important that we Christians think well and understand what philosophy is in order that we might become better apologists.

In this episode,⁣ Kurt has the great privilege to speak with Frank McKinney, a real estate mogul who uses the wealth he earns to care for the homeless and to build self-sufficient villages in Haiti. To learn more about Frank, learn about his books, and the work he does, check out his website: frank-mckinney.com

⁣Here is today’s episode where I sit down with Perry Marshall to talk about creationism, evolution, and a third way. Be sure to check out Perry’s website to learn more about Evolution 2.0.

⁣In this episode, Chris Yiesla fills-in for Kurt and talks about the importance of a Mere Christian approach.

⁣In this episode Kurt reviews his time at the Evangelical Theological Society's annual conference by airing a few interviews from scholars that were there.

⁣In this episode Kurt is joined by Dr. Os Guinness, author of Impossible People, to discuss the election, the status, and future of American democracy.

⁣In this episode, Kurt is joined by Kevin Drendel a lawyer who has worked on First Amendment cases. They talked about the power of the federal judicial branch and how that court system has found a way to give itself more power and oversight into the lives of Americans.

⁣In this episode Kurt talks about a Christian perspective of marcoeconomics, drawing upon verses from the Bible and from Dr. Jay Richards’ book “Money, Greed, and God: Why Capitalism is the Solution and not the Problem.”