John Fabarez and Dr. Nathan Busenitz explore the age-old question, “What is truth?” They argue that if God is the standard of reality, then we must turn to His Word to correctly define truth.

John Fabarez and Dr. Mike Riccardi discuss the Coherence Model of truth, which asserts that truth is whatever a group claims it to be. But can everyone truly be right? Not only is this model incorrect, it is also rebellious, as it elevates human judgment above God, who is the sole arbiter of truth.

John Fabarez and Dr. Nathan Busenitz explore the postmodern culture we live in today, which is manifesting itself particularly on university campuses. They explain how postmodernism is the pessimistic grandchild of rationalism.

John Fabarez and Dr. Jason Lisle talk about how many evolutionists would claim that their belief system is based on science and reason. But the truth is, evolution is an irrational belief with no real scientific evidence.

John Fabarez and Tom Hammond discuss how people object to God or the belief in God for various reasons, with some even claiming it's no longer necessary; in modern times, many view belief in God as irrational.

John Fabarez and Dr. Jason Lisle analyze how atheists have tried to convince everyone that atheism is the most rational worldview, claiming that if you want to be rational, you must be an atheist. They will argue that, in reality, the atheistic worldview is irrational.

John Fabarez and Dr. Mike Riccardi explore the question, “Do we still need God?” They examine ten of the most common objections to the belief in God and highlight the profound need for God in our lives.

John Fabarez and Dr. Nathan Busenitz address criticisms and skepticism regarding the reliability of the Bible. They tackle objections such as claims that the Bible has changed over time, that we are missing the original manuscripts, and that there are too many different versions. Despite these co...

John Fabarez and Dr. Jason Lisle discuss how people are often misled by false beliefs due to a failure to recognize logical fallacies. They explain how these fallacies have influenced many people's views of the Bible.

John Fabarez and Shai Linne explain that many people view Christianity as merely a system of rules and regulations, such as the Ten Commandments. While the law played a significant role in revealing God's character and pointing to the coming Messiah, they emphasize that the core truth of Christia...

John Faberez and Dr. Mike Riccardi explore the exclusivity of Christianity. They discuss the common belief that there are multiple paths that lead to God and that whatever you believe is true for you. They highlight how this perspective overlooks the definition of truth.

John Fabarez and Shai Linne address the real remedy for hopelessness. They highlight how attempts to exclude God from our lives leave us with only temporary objects to worship. They critique the notion that pursuing material things and success, as defined by the world, will lead to true fulfillment.

John Fabarez and Dr. Nathan Busenitz explore the most important event in history - Easter - the holy day set aside by Christians to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus from the dead. They explain that all of human history and all of the Bible points to this momentous occasion.