Stumbling Over Elephants
Voltaire once wrote: 'God created man, and man returned the favor.' He was right. God has become downsized, trivialized, and re-defined in our generation. It's time to be re-introduced to our great and powerful God!
The Almighty Mover and Shaker
There's a song that says "He's Got the Whole World in His Hands!" Paul once stood before a crowd of polytheists and atheists and explained why the simple truth found in that song is so pivotal to the Gospel.
Introducing the Creator
In Athens, Paul found a monument to an "Unknown God." He took the opportunity to stand up and proclaim who this God was. What happened as a result? Find out.
More Than a Monument
When Paul arrived in Athens, it was the philosophical center of the world and the birthplace of the democratic system. It had discovered many truths, but not THE Truth. Paul changes that!
A Plea for Judges
You've seen the COEXIST bumper stickers and you've experienced political correctness. So what is the role of truth? Learn why the modern mantra "Don't judge me," just isn't Biblical.
Have You Upset Your World Today?
Acts 17 is more than an account of one of Paul's missionary endeavors . . . It's one of the most interesting descriptions of Christianity in all the Bible. No wonder God used this man to start a spiritual revolution.
Question and Answer Program No. 81
Stephen and Scott discuss questions phones in by listeners. Please note that there is NO transcript available for this program. NOTE: due to conflicting schedules, this program is a repeat of QA31 which aired June 2017.
Amazing Grace, Part 2
"What must I do to be saved?" Mankind is still asking that question today. Nothing's changed. And there are a myriad of different answers. What is your answer?
Amazing Grace, Part 1
In a world full of suffering and death, what is the greatest question we could ever ask? A Philippian jailor asks it in Acts 16:30: "What must I do to be saved?"
A Tale of Two Women
What does a wealthy business woman and a poor, demon-possessed girl have in common? Both are slaves to sin. Both need the Savior.