Jordan, Cedra, and Kendra examine some ways young Christians can reach out to their own generation with the gospel.

Churches are trying to attract the younger generation back into the pews. What will keep them there? Jordan, Cedra, and Kendra White from American Family Studios discuss the great attraction of Jesus Christ.

Complacency is slavery to comfort and is always harmful to every relationship – even relationships with God. Cedra, Wesley, and Jordan discuss complacency and how to combat it in the life of a Christian.

Contentment is hard work. It comes with discipline, both mental and spiritual. Jordan, Wesley, and Cedra discuss what contentment means in every area of life.

Who should you marry? What car should you buy? What career is the one you should pursue? No matter what path God's word leads you down, every step you take as a Christian is an act of ministry.

Wesley, TJ, and Jordan discuss the will of God and how the Scriptures are more than enough to reveal it. Life doesn't have to be a guessing game with a God who never hides His will from His children.

"A Christian doesn't do what I just did."

"A Christian doesn't think what I just thought."

Every Christian have had those dark moments of the soul where we feel the weight of conviction or the coldness of our own hearts toward the God who saved us. We never thought this would be our life, we never thought our souls would experience this. But it is, and they do. Wesley, Jordan, and TJ get real and personal about where they are in their Christian walk to hopefully offer encouragement to others on this Christian pilgrimage.

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Pilgrim's Progress

Did you think the Christian life would be easier than it is? Did you think you would always have the desire to read Scripture and pray continually? Does your Christian walk look anything like what you thought it would when you first believed? You aren't alone.

Wesley, Jordan, and TJ share how they envisioned their Christian walk and the wrong assumptions they had about the Christian life when they were new believers, and where they are now.

Christians must take a stand where Scripture commands us to. For that reason, there will always be animosity between the lost world that loves sin and the Christian who must fight against it.

Wesley, Jordan, and TJ discuss why there is tension between the Christian and lost world and how we as children of God can navigate these choppy waters.

The Christian life can seem odd to those who are not believers. We have a King they know nothing about. We love the rules He put in place because they reflect His character. But humble submission will always be a foreign concept to a world that values pride and hates authority.

Wesley, Jordan, and TJ discuss how the Christian life is perceived and misunderstood by the lost world in this episode of Share Truth Apply Scripture.

How many times have you read Genesis 1:1 on January 1? How many years have you fallen behind in your Bible reading plan only to never pick it back up?

Christians can easily become overwhelmed in trying to read Scripture because we do not have a proper understanding of it or its purpose. Wesley, Jordan, and TJ continue discussing wrong assumptions Christians have of Scripture and how we can overcome them.

Of all the books ever published, the Bible should be the one Christians love the most. But just because we love something doesn't mean we always have the most accurate views of it. Do you view Scripture as an instruction manual? Do you think every interpretation is valid? Wesley, Jordan and TJ share commonly-held wrong beliefs many Christians have regarding the Bible.

The Bible has been used to support all types of evil ideas and actions. How do we respond to those who use the Bible improperly and those who refuse to believe it because it has been abused?

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What is Apologetics?

Clarifying the Bible

Frank Turek on biblical reliability

The God Who Speaks

The God Who Speaks Podcast Episode

Wesley, Jordan, and TJ are finally back together. And they spend the program talking about assumptions many who are not Christian have about the Bible. Does it contain errors? Is it the same as any other piece of literature? The Bible was written by imperfect men and so it is an imperfect book. How do we as Christians answer these challenges?

Mentioned Resources:

Clarifying the Bible

Frank Turek on biblical reliability

The God Who Speaks

It is one thing to have wrong assumptions. But when we see them, how do we correct them? How do we live in light of the truth, as opposed to the lie? Kelley, Jordan, and TJ share their insights.

We all have assumptions about people we don't know. We even have certain assumptions about we do know. But most assumptions we make are damaging in some sense.

What wrong assumptions are we Christians tempted to make and believe? Kelley Crampton joins Jordan and TJ in the studio to discover and challenge these.

Humans are all very alike. We may live in different areas, have different hobbies, and think differently about real issues, but we still have many similarities. We are so alike, in fact, we can easily assume God is like us. That is a dangerous and wrong assumption. Cedra joins Jordan and TJ again to talk about that and many other assumptions people make about God.

We all make assumptions every day. Most are trivial and have little impact on our lives. But making assumptions about God, especially if we do not know Him can have eternal implications. Cedra joins Jordan and TJ in the studio to talk about the assumptions lost people have about God.

After each tragedy involving guns, there is a cry to ban all guns. This is quickly followed by the cry to protect all guns. Is there nuance in the debate? Is there room for grace? Is there an area where both sides can find common ground? Wesley, Jordan, and TJ seek the answers to these questions.

Do we Christians have the God-given liberty and responsibility to self-defense? Some Christian sects say no, some yes. Wesley, Jordan, and TJ share their convictions and caveats to those convictions.