The Keep Diggin’ Podcast: Successfully Preparing Your Teen, and Their Faith For College Life with Maddie Hilbish
Maddie Hilbish discusses what it is like to prepare for college as a young Christian in the 21st century.
5 Minutes in Church History: Iona
When Columba traveled from Ireland to Scotland, he brought the gospel with him. On this episode of 5 Minutes in Church History, Dr. Stephen Nichols introduces us to this missionary, scribe, and hymn writer.
5 Minutes in Church History: Top 5 Events in History
Constantine's rise of Christendom, Mohammed's founding of Islam, Luther's role in the Reformation, the Enlightenment of the 1700's, and Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy in 1978 are significant events in church history.
5 Minutes in Church History: Books of Hours
Medieval manuscripts were often highly ornate—decorated with jewels and gold leaf—and prayer books were no exception, including the famous “books of hours.”
First Liberty Briefing: Six Things Schools and Students Should Know About Celebrating the Holidays
It’s important to take a look at all the ways students might exercise their religious freedom in celebration of the holidays.
Simply Joyful Podcast: Family Morning Time with Pam Barnhill
We talk about Pam Barnhill's new book, "Better Together", family morning routines and how to create family togetherness with a few simple habits.
First Liberty Briefing: Can Universities Refuse to Display Donor Plaques With Reference to God?
According to Purdue University's legal analysis, the inclusion of the phrase, “God’s physical laws” on a donor plaque could be seen as an endorsement of religion, violating the Constitution.
BreakPoint: Azusa Pacific Reaffirms Christian Sexual Ethic – A Lesson in Fighting Compromise
APU just demonstrated the kind of leadership needed at Christian institutions, and proved it’s never too late to reaffirm the truth.
BreakPoint: Gender Ideology over Science – The New Sexual Orthodoxy Endangers Kids
The American Academy of Pediatrics’ new “policy statement,” is ideology, not science. And like all ideologically-driven endeavors, it will leave a train of victims in its wake: our kids.
5 Minutes in Church History: Medieval Art
Dr. Stephen Nichols walks us through the Philadelphia Museum of Art and its collection of medieval paintings, sculptures, and manuscripts.