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What's good in culture today that we can promote, protect, and celebrate? This is the first in a series of four related questions that we'll answer.
This episode is a short devotional based on Matthew 26:27–28.
When it comes to goal setting, have you ever heard of the concept called "Eat the frog?" In this show, we explain what it means and how it works so that you can accomplish your big goals, projects, and tasks.
This is a series of missionary biographies as presented by Rachael's dad and preacher, Jerry McCaghren. In this show, he shares the life of missionary Mary Slessor.
The incarnation may be the biggest mystery of the Christian faith. In this episode, we unpack some thoughts on this topic from author J.I. Packer from his book: Knowing God.
It's the Christmas holiday season. And what could be better than to spend time cooking and baking with family. In this show we share some of what happens in our kitchen during this holiday season.
IN this show, we continue our conversation with John Basie, the author and general editor of a new book titled: Know. Be. Live.
In this episode, we talk with John Basie, the author and general editor of a new book titled: Know. Be. Live.
Our family loves Thanksgiving. We will have 18 at our house for the week. In this show, we share some of our family plans, activities, and traditions for this holiday.
Apologia publishes Creation-based science curriculum. But there are other options based on different worldviews. In this show, we give a brief overview of Materialism, Transcendentalism, and Postmodernism comparing these worldviews to Theism (aka Creationism) making a case that Creation-based science is the best and most reasonable model from which to study the world around us.
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