Look! Up in the sky. It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s a Chinese “weather balloon.” What is a Christian supposed to do with unidentified flying objects?

The evidence is adding up, technology, while amazingly helpful, can also be profoundly harmful. Not the zestiest subject of the planet, but if our brains are being re-wired by it, Christians better get a handle on the subject.

Believe in yourself. Trust the Science. Love is Love. To understand the evil that lurks behind these bumper stickers, we must study the philosophical systems that produced these ideologies.

It’s pretty tragic this question has to be asked, but even Matt Walsh didn’t seem to have an answer. the Bible does.

Christians shouldn’t blush at the subject of sex, after all, it is God’s creation and it has multiple purposes. If we follow God’s handbook.

Hunting. Fishing. Long beards. Is this what it means to be a man, or are those activities toxic. We need the Bible to sort this out for us.

If you are going to stake your life on the God that is revealed in a book, you better know that book is supernatural and reliable. This episode of Road Trip will equip you to do just that.

One of the hottest buzzwords of our day is JUSTICE. If anyone should be able to engage helpfully on this subject, it’s Christians.

The election of Barak Obama didn’t create an American socialist movement; it merely revealed a movement that was growing in popularity. We are at a crossroads that demands we figure out which economic system is more Biblical.

It isn’t just pagans who object to the Old Testament, even pastors preach we should unhitch the left side of our holy book. But if the Old Testament isn’t defensible, neither is the New Testament.

It is no coincidence that suicide, depression and loneliness rates are at an all time high; while church membership rates are at an all time low. A compelling case for membership in the local church.

Our infinite God stuffed Himself into a finite human flesh to be born in a ragtag society to live a perfect life and willingly die for sinners. Shouldn’t we do better than Ho! Ho! Ho!

If you'd like your church to have more theological harmony, there is a simple solution: share the same interpretive principles. If you have the same hermeneutical rules, you will have the same conclusions.