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In this second part of a two-part series, we continued the discussion of Christian Leadership with Retired Lieutenant General Reno. We discuss several chapters from his book, 10 Leadership Maneuvers: A General’s Guide to Serving and Leading, including chapters entitled, “The Greatest is the Servant,” and “Share credit, shoulder blame.”

Retired Lieutenant General Reno, who served for 38 years in the United States Air Force, joins us for this edition of Learn the Word. He discusses principles of Christian Leadership as well as his own personal leadership experiences both in the United States Air Force and as a Vice-President at Cedarville University.

This week, Dr. Weaver investigates the life of Demas, whose story is diametrically opposite to that of John Mark’s. Demas started strong but later abandoned the ministry because he loved this present world too much.

On this special New Year's Eve podcast, we investigate the life of John Mark, a man who had a horrible first impression but an incredible lasting impression.

On this week's podcast, we continue our conversation with Dr. Carfrey, Dr. Goepfrich, and Dr. Payne on the seven reasons God became man!

As we approach Christmas our prestigious panel discusses seven reasons that God became man from Hebrews 2.

Today we continue our second-part in the study of the Apostle Paul. Although he refers to himself as the "Least" of the Apostles, through his writings and missionary journeys, he made a profound impact upon Christianity.

From the most notorious persecutor to the most prolific proselytizer - today we begin a two-part study of the life and writings of the Apostle Paul.

Today we conclude our series on Biblical Archaeology by describing sites and artifacts that relate to the Life of Jesus and the Apostles. Of special interest are Peter's House, Caiaphas tomb, and the Crucifixion bone.

In today's podcast, we will discuss archaeological evidence surrounding the life and ministry of Christ. It will affirm your faith and give you great confidence in the historicity of Scripture.

In this third, of a five-part podcast series, we will investigate archaeological discoveries that are faith affirming. We will be investigating archaeological remains from the time of the Divided Monarchy through the Exile.

In this week's podcast, we investigate the archaeological record of the United Monarchy, evidence that affirms the historicity of Saul, David, and Solomon as well as the historicity of Scripture.

Today we begin a five-part podcast series on archaeological discoveries that are faith-affirming. We will be investigating archaeological remains from the time of Abraham through Joshua. Of special interest, we will discuss the remains of Jericho and how it supports the biblical description of the conquest.

Our second part of a podcast on the life of Moses, God’s Mediator, continues today. Join Dr. Emmons, Chris Katulka, and Steve Herzig as they continue to examine the life and ministry of Moses, God’s mediator.

Our study of characters from the Old Testament continues today with Dr. Emmons, Chris Katulka, and Steve Herzig. They will examine the life and ministry of Moses, God’s mediator.

On today’s program, we continue our study of important biblical characters from the Old Testament. Join Chris Katulka, Steve Herzig as they examine the life of David, a man after God’s own heart.

Today we begin a new podcast series, a series of character studies from the Old Testament. On today's podcast, we will discuss Abraham's life and influence. Chris Katulka and Steve Herzig, both staff members with Friends of Israel Gospel Ministry, will provide unique insights into Abraham's life and impact, especially as it relates to the Jewish people.

The Bible is the most important book ever published and has had a profound impact on all of human history. We will discuss that global impact on today's program.

If God is all-powerful and all-loving how does evil and suffering exist? This is the issue, the problem of evil, that we will address in today's podcast.

On the LTW podcast, we continue our apologetic series by discussing the Historicity of the most important event of human history, the Resurrection of Christ.