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Alister McGrath is the director of the Ian Ramsey Centre and Andreas Idreos Professor of Science and Religion at Oxford University. Alister discuss why Christianity should be seen as the source of truth for today’s questions – not just yesterday’s.

Many have heard of the term "Defender of the Faith," but what does this truly mean? We may each have a different answer for this but many of us would not know how to live this out in our lives. John Dickerson, a prize-winning journalist and author of Jesus Skeptic, equips Christians to go into conversations surrounding their faith with confidence.

The definition of what it means to be a man has changed immensely in our society over the years, especially as of late. Depending on who you ask, this answer can include a lot of different expectations and opinions. Dave Willis, relationship coach, author of Raising Boys Who Respect Girls and television host for MarriageToday, dives deep into the struggles men are encountering today and how to combat the tendency of our society to minimize the importance of this conversation.

During this Christmas season, some may ponder the thought "Where did the term Santa Claus come from?" Then some may even try to draw a correlation from the process of giving gifts, to Christianity. Dr. Adam English, Professor of Christian Theology and Philosophy at Campbell University, shares how his research has revealed to many who the real Saint Nicholas was.

There are times when we find ourselves questioning God's plan for our lives when we can't seem to make sense of what is happening to us. His plan for our lives will often not unfold how we originally imagined or wished for it to, so we must trust in His divine providence even when the road becomes difficult. Dr. Michael Youseff (author of Counting Stars in an Empty Sky, the senior pastor of the Church of the Apostles, and the executive president of Leading the Way) unpacks these truths and shares from his own experiences of trusting God in a place outside of his comfort zone.

The discussion surrounding abortion is as alive as it's ever been. The time is now for Christians to step up and unapologetically stand behind the pro-life movement. Marjorie Dannenfelser, President of the Susan B. Anthony List, addresses the importance of getting into the thick of this conversation and looks at what the Bible says when it comes to the sanctity of life.

If you aren't struggling with depression or anxiety yourself, it's likely you know someone who is. It's not a sin nor something we need to be ashamed of. We can only address the problem though open discussion and to help us we are joined by best-selling author and depression specialist, Dr. Gregory Jantz, here to bring hope and immediate steps.

Professor Craig Evans joins us in answering your collection of sent in questions and ones we have gathered at Christian Thinkers Society events. We continuing to discuss Biblical archeology, the historicity of Jesus, the crucifixion, resurrection, and more.

Answering your questions on Biblical archeology, the historicity of Jesus, the crucifixion, resurrection, and more with Professor Craig Evans. In this collection of questions you have sent in to the show and gathered at Christian Thinkers Society events.

So many veterans within our churches struggle with Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). What do we need to know and how can we understand it better? Welby O'Brien, author of "Love Our Vets," talks about the importance of understanding what our veterans have gone through.

Danial Darling discusses the group of misfits, societal outcasts, and overlooked characters in the Nativity story. God used each one of them for his divine plan and why it is worth thinking about more than once a year. A look at Daniel's new book "The Characters of Christmas."

With a vision for 1000 church plants, we talk to JD Greear about the power of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. He is the president of the Southern Baptist Convention and pastor of The Summit Church, and he suggests the key to our Christian lives is a 24/7 lifestyle we need to embody.

People are looking for interactive compassionate community members. Chris Brooks, host of the Equipped with Chris Brooks radio show, discusses what it looks like for us to embody faith and live out the implications of the Gospel in front of a watching world.

How did film directors Stephen and Alex Kendrick find their calling? A great discussion answering your questions as well as what God has called them to do and where their journey has brought them.

What are the most dangerous countries for the persecuted Christian? David Curry, CEO of Open Doors—a legacy of the book "God Smuggler"—shares what we can learn from oppressed Christians across the world, immediate steps you can take to help, and how Bible smuggling plays into it all.

Today we showcase our second most asked question: why has God not answered my prayers? Is God on mute, or do you feel like you are getting the silent treatment? We dive deep into what the Scriptures say about what God is really doing.

What do you do when life is on the line? Today there is hope for those who have been through it all.  We try to equip you so you know what to do by asking what the Bible really says. If you have any questions call 1-800-273-TALK (8255).

The two most ethnically divided groups in America are white and black Christians. Former NFL player Pastor Derwin Gray talks about embarrassing discussions on race in the church today and the importance of being color blessed and not color blind.

How is your faith intersecting our culture, workspace, and political lives? Bruce Ashford, Provost of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary and contributor for Fox News, joins Jeremiah to discuss a more holistic faith and how it interacts with the kingdom of God.

We are highlighting some our most listened to guests as we celebrate a full year of broadcasts. This week Alister McGrath, David Limbaugh, Ronnie Floyd, Angie Smith, Rick Renner, and Sheila Walsh each have some of their most difficult, challenging and interesting conversations compiled together.