Strength for the Journey
His People
Thought-provoking interviews with guests from all walks of life and Christian endeavor.
2:30 AM 12:30 PM 9:30 PM
(Pacific Time)
Today’s Guest:
Kristie Anyabwile
women’s Bible teacher, on how understanding the literary styles in Scripture transforms Bible study
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Kristie Anyabwile
Monday’s Guest:
Lisa Anderson
director of young adults at Focus on the Family, on why the younger generation is often seeing marriage as unnecessary
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Lisa Anderson
This Week
| Dates | Topics |
|---|---|
| Mon – Sep 25 | Katie McCoy, director of women’s ministry at Texas Baptists, on the confusion over female identity and how Christians can respond |
| Tue – Sep 26 | Greg Koukl, president of Stand to Reason, on using questions to answer Christianity’s toughest questions |
| Wed – Sep 27 | Kristie Anyabwile, women’s Bible teacher, on how understanding the literary styles in Scripture transforms Bible study |
| Thu – Sep 28 | Heather Holleman, professor and author, with thoughtful insights into engaging in more vibrant and loving conversations |
| Fri – Sep 29 | James Spencer, President of the D.L. Moody Center, helping us think Biblically about the challenges of artificial intelligence |
Next Week
| Dates | Topics |
|---|---|
| Mon – Oct 2 | Lisa Anderson, director of young adults at Focus on the Family, on why the younger generation is often seeing marriage as unnecessary |
| Tue – Oct 3 | Moises Esteves, vice president with Child Evangelism Fellowship, on their ministry of bringing the Gospel to children worldwide |
| Wed – Oct 4 | Sharon James, with the Christian Institute in the UK, explaining many reasons why Christianity is good for the world; now and in history |
| Thu – Oct 5 | Brett McCracken, writer for the Gospel Coalition, telling us to beware of the temptation to pursue respectability as a Christian in the world |
| Fri – Oct 6 | Alan Noble, on why even getting out of bed in the morning can be a testimony to others of God’s grace in our lives |