How has the Bible impacted the cultures of the world? How large is the remaining task of bringing God’s Word to all peoples? Carl Moeller, former CEO of Biblica, shares his passion and understanding of these topics based on first-hand experience. For more than 200 years, Biblica has been providing God’s Word to the world. This Colorado Springs-based non-profit organization works in Africa, Asia Pacific, Europe, Latin America, Middle East/North Africa, North America, and South Asia. Biblica translates the complete Bible into the world’s top 100 major languages. Carl will also offer insights about how God’s Word can impact each of us personally.

In Christian circles, divorce is an all too common experience. We believe in God’s grace but don’t seem to know how to bring that grace into a marriage to bring it to life. One of the most difficult challenges is the marriage that is marked by emotional abuse, but not necessarily physical abuse. How do we recognize and deal with such a marriage? Relationship coach Leslie Vernick, a licensed clinical social worker, shares insights on how to recognize damaging behaviors, how to gain skill to respond wisely, how to promote healthy change, and how to stay safe and make wise choices when an emotionally abusive spouse is unwilling to change.

Racism made its mark on our national history all the way through the days of the Spanish conquistadors, the removal of Native Americans, the importation of slaves, and beyond. Have we overcome racism in our day? Ken Wytsma believes we still have some work to do and he has ideas to get us started. Ken is founder of The Justice Conference and president of Kilns College.

The gender confusion in our day is impacting everyone, from the university professor to the grade school student. People tend to either avoid this topic or to argue about it. Rare is the person who researches what is behind it. Mike McClymond, author of numerous groundbreaking academic studies and books, takes on this difficult topic to give listeners deep insights for today. He earned his PhD from the University of Chicago and uses his research to help Christians live more like Christ.

Are there many paths to heaven? Will everyone get there? Universalism, the belief that everyone will make it to heaven is becoming rather popular in our day. And no wonder — it fits with the cultural idea of a God who is completely loving, even to the neglect of divine justice. Michael McClymond has spent years researching this topic and recently published a comprehensive evaluation. Tune in to learn about his conclusions and how they impact our lives. Mike is professor of Modern Christianity in the Department of Theological Studies at Saint Louis University. His insights will inspire your faith and challenge you to live faithfully.

Lee Strobel describes how his best-selling book, The Case for Christ, and the related series was created and gives insider stories about the movie released by the same title. Once an award-winning investigative journalist and an avowed atheist, Lee was determined to use his legal and journalistic skills to disprove the newfound faith of his wife. He was in for a surprise. Based on his own experience he shares how we can reach others and encourage them to trust in Christ. He also shares about the journey of creating the movie.

With the transition of presidents and the conflicting political ideologies that divide our country, some are wondering what shape America will take over the next several years. If we are to find the answer in the news, we need to discern what is real and what is fake. How then can we get a grasp on where things are heading? Marvin Olasky, former Editor-in-Chief of World Magazine and author of 30 books, provides his insights on these questions and more.