In this podcast, Jim interviews Jonathan Morrow, author of "Welcome to College: A Christ Follower's Guide to the Journey". This book is perhaps the single best resource that parents and students can access to prepare themselves for the challenges of the secular university setting. Jim and Jonathan discuss some of the challenges that await all of us as the influence of the university continues to impact our culture.

In this podcast, Jim takes time to review the four parallel accounts of Mary's interaction with Jesus in the garden following His Resurrection. Why didn't Mary recognize Him instantly? Is this a proof that the Resurrection is a fraud? How are we to read the parallel accounts to determine if they contain contradictions? Also, Jim answers a question about Paul's view of Baptizing the Dead, and another question about unanswered prayer.

In this podcast, Jim the case for the Resurrection of Jesus utilizing the "minimal facts" advocated by Gary Habermas and employing abductive reasoning in a manner similar to the approach taken by homicide investigators. Is the Resurrection of Jesus the most reasonable explanation of the historical evidence?

In this podcast, Jim examines human "free will" and compares "Libertarian" Free Will with "Compatibilist" Free Will. Are humans completely free to choose and do anything possible? How does human 'freedom' relate to God's 'election'? Also, Jim examines the latest Pew Research Poll related to the inability many Christians have in describing religious concepts, and Jim examines some of the media response to the Eddie Long scandal.