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  • Prophet, Priest & King

    Episode 844 Aired June 10, 2007 Listen Now

    If Jesus is presented merely as a coach, therapist, or moral reformer, is this enough to be considered “Christ-centered”? Tune in to this edition of […]

  • Christless Christianity

    Episode 843 Aired June 3, 2007 Listen Now

    On this edition, the hosts continue our year-long series, “A Time for Truth”, by evaluating some of the ways which contemporary Christianity has become distracted […]

  • Why Christ Alone Saves

    Episode 842 Aired May 27, 2007 Listen Now

    What is the meaning of Christ’s atonement? Why do Christians claim that Jesus is the only way to be saved? What does it even mean […]

  • Who Do You Say That I Am?

    Episode 841 Aired May 20, 2007 Listen Now

    Who do Muslims say that Jesus is? How about Mormons, Jehovah’s Witnesses, Liberal Protestants, and others? But most importantly, who do you say that he […]

  • The Quest for Relevance

    Episode 839 Aired May 6, 2007 Listen Now

    On this edition of the Â鶹AV, the hosts talk with Os Guinness, author of Prophetic Untimeliness: A Challenge to the Idol of Relevance, […]

  • Christ’s View of Scripture

    Episode 838 Aired April 29, 2007 Listen Now

    Because there are numerous theories about the nature and origin of the Bible, things may get confusing at times. But there’s a simple test to […]

  • The Character of Scripture

    Episode 836 Aired April 15, 2007 Listen Now

    Is the Bible myth or history? Was it written by God or men? Does it contain errors or is it all true? On this edition […]

  • Biblical Ignorance

    Episode 834 Aired April 1, 2007 Listen Now

    In our informal surveys we’ve conducted over the years, most Christians cannot name the Ten Commandments. Why is biblical ignorance so common among Christians today? […]

  • The Problem of Interpretation

    Episode 833 Aired March 25, 2007 Listen Now

    How do we know if we are interpreting the Bible correctly? Is there even such a thing as a “correct” interpretation? These questions and more […]