What Is Your Family Really Watching? | Brett Eckelberry of Plugged In
Steve Marston sits down with Brett Eckelberry of Plugged In, a ministry of Focus on the Family, to look at what’s happening across entertainment and technology.
They talk about the surprising return of Avengers: Endgame to the top of the box office, what’s ahead for Marvel, upcoming movies including The Social Reckoning and Angel Studios’ Angel and the Bad Man, and why classic movies such as Frankenstein can raise surprisingly deep theological questions.
When Your Plans Fall Apart | What Paul Teaches Us in Acts 27
Paul is a prisoner headed for Rome when the journey turns disastrous. A violent storm drives the ship off course… Yet in the middle of the chaos, Paul becomes the steady voice everyone needs.
Why Many Jewish People Never Consider Jesus
Rabbi Kirt Schneider of Discovering the Jewish Jesus joins Steve Marston to share the extraordinary story behind Jews.com and the massive outreach campaign now appearing across New York City.
1.5 Million Students Are Bringing Their Bibles to School | Emerson Collins
Emerson shares powerful stories of students whose simple decision to carry and read their Bible opened doors for conversations about Jesus, Bible studies, invitations to church, and opportunities to encourage classmates who were struggling.
Why J. Vernon McGee’s Bible Teaching Is Still Reaching the World | Steve Shwetz
Steve Marston sits down with Steve Schwetz of Thru the Bible to talk about the remarkable legacy of J. Vernon McGee, why his straightforward teaching of Scripture remains relevant decades later, and how the ministry continues to take the Word of God into new countries, cultures, and languages.
Should Christians Be Worried About the New Narnia? | Adam Holz
Adam Holz from Plugged In joins Steve Marston to talk about the controversy and concern surrounding Greta Gerwig’s upcoming Chronicles of Narnia adaptation, including the reported choice of Meryl Streep as the voice of Aslan
Your Story Is More Powerful Than You Think | Acts 26 with Tyler Marston
Why Should Christians Support Israel? | Jim Scudder on Biblical Zionism
Jim traces the biblical case back to God’s covenant with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, arguing that God’s promises concerning Israel have not expired. The conversation explores the significance of Romans 9–11, the meaning of biblical Zionism, Israel’s return to the land, and why Scudder believes modern Israel should be viewed through a biblical lens rather than only through contemporary politics
Can Christians Trust the Bible? Building a Biblical Worldview | Sabrina McDonald
Sabrina explains why she believes Christians need more than opinions or political talking points. They need to understand the biblical foundation behind what they believe and be prepared to answer difficult questions about Scripture, faith and culture.
Taking the Church to the People | Galan Hughes on Missions That Matter
Steve sits down with Galan Hughes, a Missions and Growth Team Pastor in Benton, Arkansas, for a conversation about faith, calling, evangelism, and what it looks like to take the Gospel beyond the walls of the church.
Why Is Witchcraft Everywhere in Entertainment? | Adam Holtz of Plugged In
This week, Steve and Adam discuss the growing presence of witches, warlocks and supernatural themes in entertainment, including Disney’s Coven Academy, and why these themes deserve thoughtful conversations with our kids.
From a Shoebox in Uganda to Sharing the Gospel Across America | Emmanuel Osiré
Growing up in Uganda during a season of poverty, scarcity, and uncertainty, Emmanuel received an Operation Christmas Child shoebox. The gift itself was meaningful—but what it represented was even greater.
Remembering 9/11, the Unity We Lost & The Passion of the Christ | Adam Holz
Steve Marston is joined by Adam Holtz of Plugged In for a personal conversation about their memories of 9/11, the fear and uncertainty Americans experienced that day, and the remarkable unity that followed on September 12.
Paul, Caesar & the Kingdom That Never Ends | Tyler Marston
Steve and Tyler discuss Paul's courage, his desire to continue advancing the Gospel, and the hope that allowed him to endure imprisonment, uncertainty, and opposition.
Robert Jeffress: Why Christians Shouldn’t Be Afraid of Revelation
Steve and Dr. Jeffress also tackle why Revelation can seem so difficult to understand, how to approach its signs and symbols, and why biblical prophecy is important for understanding the larger story of Scripture.
Ryan & Andrea Ingold: Answering the Call: Foster Care, Adoption & Showing Kids the Love of Jesus
They also answer one of the biggest questions potential foster parents wrestle with: “Do I have what it takes?”
Their answer may surprise you. You don’t have to be perfectly equipped—you need to be willing to love, serve, trust God and follow where He leads.
God Never Wastes a Season | Pastor Felix Chavez’s Story of Faith, Transformation & Purpose
Pastor Felix shares candidly about living a religious life without truly knowing Christ, his struggles with alcohol and cigarettes, and the moment in 2004 when he fell to his knees and cried out to God. That moment changed the direction of his life.
“I Missed You While You Were Sleeping” — Dana House on Faith, Fear & Her Son’s Fight for Life
Dana’s son was sent home after birth seemingly healthy. But she soon knew something wasn’t right. At just 21 days old, doctors discovered that his heart was enlarged and that he was facing life-threatening heart conditions.
Reconstructing Faith: Finding Jesus in the Wreckage | Brady Weldon
There’s an important distinction between questioning Scripture and questioning our understanding of what we’ve been taught about Scripture. Pain has a way of testing our theology, and sometimes faith means admitting that we don’t have a neat answer while continuing to trust the One at the center of our faith.
Pastor Burnout Is Real: Philip Miller on How Churches Can Help
Drawing from his own experience with burnout, Philip explains how pastors can unintentionally place expectations on themselves that God never did.