In this episode of the Speaking of Jesus, Dr. Mike Zeigler continues his conversation with Dr. Jeff Kloha, Chief Curatorial Officer of the Museum of the Bible with an emphasis on the New Testament.

The Bible is not only God's word, it also is the most widely printed book in history. Dr. Mike Zeigler is joined by Dr. Jeff Kloha, Chief Curatorial Officer of the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C. to discuss the Bible: it's history, stories, and ongoing impact.

Jesus used parables often, they are familiar and easily remembered. This episode looks at the Prodigal Son parable from a perspective you may have never considered: from the perspective of the older brother.

Everyone wants to feel useful, but it isn't necessarily always true of possible. In this episode, the familiar story of Zechariah and Elizabeth is revisited through the lenses of usefulness.

How often do you read the reviews of a new product before you buy it? Personal recommendations guide many of our purchases. The same can be said for matters of faith. Join us in a special Christmas episode as we discuss the testimony of John, a first-hand witness to the life of Jesus.

Is your glass half full or half empty? Which is more realistic? Jump into this conversation about Jim Stockdale, Daniel's final vision, and the dangers of optimism.

In part two of this conversation with Dr. Tim Saleska, some of the most notable characters in the Old Testament are discussed; giving interesting insights to the books of 1st and 2nd Samuel.

In this first of two episodes, Dr. Tim Saleska takes a look at the Old Testament books of Samuel and it parallels with our yearning for God today.

This episode continues the conversation with Don Everts and Jennifer Prophete. The episode provides insights and resources to envision and improve the wellbeing (shalom) of your neighborhood.

If you live somewhere and have somebody living "close by" you're a neighbor! Working together, using the God-given gifts possessed by you and your neighbors to help raise the wellbeing of your neighborhood.

In what kind of neighborhood do you live? Urban, suburban, rural? Regardless of what yours looks like there are things we as Christians can do to building relationships and mobilizing to pursue a common goal.

Does being a Christian require "checking your brain and the door"? History tells a much different story as many of the greatest intellects where also devoutly Christians. Join, Mike Zeigler, author Trevor Sutton and Deaconess Dorothy Glenn discuss apologetics today.

Skeptics to Christianity are not uncommon; Christian are often seen as hypocritical and judgmental. Join Dorothy Glenn and author Trevor Sutton author of Clearly Christian discuss the skeptics and Christians stereotypes some of which are not always unearned.

Would you describe yourself as religious or spiritual?... and do you have to pick just one? Join Mike and Jessica as they talk with Dorothy Glenn and author Trevor Sutton author of Clearly Christian: Following Jesus in This Age of Confusion.

What does it mean to be a Christian? Spoiler alert: it's not "being a good person". Join Mike and Jessica as they talk with Dorothy Glenn and author Trevor Sutton author of Clearly Christian: Following Jesus in This Age of Confusion.

Living out our Christian faith can be like riding a bike, but not for the reasons you think. Join Mike and Jessica as they talk with author and frequent guest Don Everts in a conversation about deeds and words.

What makes it hard for Christians to talk about their faith? Join Mike and Jessica as they talk with Don Everts, author of The Reluctant Witness about the significance of conversation.

Some conversations are more difficult than others. But, even with just a little grace, followers of Jesus can empathetically relate to one another across cultural divides.

The cream always rises to the top...or does it? Only half of our guests this week think so. Join the conversation and decide for yourself.

The cream always rises to the top...or does it? Only half of our guests this week think so. Join the conversation and decide for yourself.

Fact vs Tact...which is more important? Join us in a discussion about the book of Proverbs, the way Jesus talked, and speaking the truth in love.

Fact vs Tact...which is more important? Join us in a discussion about the book of Proverbs, the way Jesus talked, and speaking the truth in love.

What is a proverb? Author Dr. David Coe describes them as: “one-liners that pack a powerful punch”. Join us as we talk about the impact of those wise sayings…and hear what else Dr. Coe has to say!