The burial of Jesus Christ is the hinge point of history, marking the end of the old order and the beginning of a new creation. As Jesus is laid in the dust of a garden, awaiting the breath of life, he is fulfilling the prophecy of a new humanity. The death and resurrection of Jesus is the ultimate twist ending, a moment when everything we thought we knew turns out to be suddenly undone, and we see things as they really are. Jesus' death and resurrection are the template for our lives, a rhythm of dying and rising with Christ, where we lose our lives to find them, surrender to be free, and repent to rejoice. [... more]

Caregivers often struggle with the emotional and physical toll of their role, but with the right support and guidance, they can find hope and resilience. Peter Rosenberger shares his own experiences as a caregiver for his wife and offers practical advice and spiritual guidance to help caregivers navigate the challenges of their role. [... more]

Rich Powell discusses the importance of humility, meekness, and patience in maintaining Christian unity, citing Ephesians 4 and emphasizing the need to recognize one's own ignorance and cognitive dissonance in order to promote peace and love in relationships. [... more]

Christians are facing an anti-truth culture where lies are constantly being told, and it's affecting how they raise their children. Robert Knight, a columnist for The Washington Times, discusses the dangers of doublethink and how it's being used to shape minds, especially in children. He explains how the Frankfurt School's critical theory has led to the rejection of absolute truth and the promotion of relativism, which has resulted in the spread of lies and the erosion of moral values. [... more]

The hosts discuss the challenges of separating one's thinking from the world versus Christ, and how mainstream thinking often conflicts with the scripture. They emphasize the importance of being set apart and living a life that reflects the word of God, and encourage listeners to re-evaluate their actions and thoughts to ensure they align with their faith. [... more]

The science of scary music reveals how composers use dissonance, minor chords, and specific intervals to create a creepy sound. From the tritone to the Dies Irae theme, music theory professor Michelle DeBucci explains how these elements are used in horror movies and film scores to manipulate the audience's emotions. [... more]