Dr. Michael Gleghorn examines biblical prophecies about a coming Messiah that were accurately fulfilled in the life, ministry, death and resurrection of Jesus.
The theology of Christmas carols is truth we can sing about. Accompanied by new music written for us, Steve Davis covers the theology of Hark the Herald Angels Sing, O Come O Come Emmanuel, What Child is This, Joy to the World, and Il Est Né Le Divin Enfant.
Probe radio producer Steven Davis provides spiritual truth in 5 Christmas carols backed by new music written and performed by his son Jon Clive Davis: Coventry Carol, In the Bleak Midwinter, God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen, While Shepherds Watched, and O Holy Night.
Probe radio producer Steve Davis explores the truth in five more Christmas carols, accompanied by new music composed and performed by his son Jon Clive Davis: The First Noel, Come Thou Long Expected Jesus, Come All Ye Faithful, Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silent, Good Christian Men Rejoice, and In Dulci Jubilo.
Dr. Ray Bohlin looks at the familiar story of the star of Bethlehem and provides several possible ways that God created this sign announcing the birth of the Christ. From a Christian worldview perspective, we know a bright light in the sky was able to lead the magi to the Christ child. Dr. Bohlin considers several ways God may have chosen to announce the coming of the Christ.
Kerby Anderson offers a quiz concerning the origins of American Thanksgiving.
Tom Davis provides an overview of 5 extremely important aspects of Jesus' life: His birth, baptism, claims to deity, death and resurrection, and ascension.
Dr. Michael Gleghorn draws on the book Body, Soul and Life Everlasting to provide an overview of what the New Testament teaches about the body-soul connection.
Sue Bohlin looks at suffering from a Christian perspective. Applying a biblical worldview to this difficult subject results in a distinctly different approach to suffering than our natural inclination of blame and self pity.
Kerby Anderson provides an overview of some ancient Christian heresies that are still being embraced today: legalism, gnosticism, mysticism, and marcionism.
Dr. Michael Gleghorn draws on a work by Dr. Gail R. O'Day, Jesus as Friend in the Gospel of John, to explore the perspective of Jesus Christ as a Friend.
Kerby Anderson provides an overview of wokeness, critical race theory, and their effect on the Christian church.
Paul Rutherford explains how reason, Christ's resurrection, and the Bible all testify that Jesus is the only way to heaven.
Kerby Anderson tries to understand the liberal mind from a biblical perspective. What are the assumptions the liberals make? How do those assumptions square with the Bible?
Sue Bohlin's 104-question quiz (with answers included!) covering the basics of what it takes to be biblically literate. This is not a Bible-trivia quiz, but rather covers the major factors that compose the foundations of Christian belief. A separated version of the quiz, with answers in their own section, is available on the Probe website at https://www.probe.org/bible-literacy-quiz-separated-format/
Sue Bohlin provides a compassionate, biblically based look at what is happening as LGBT ideology has taken root in the culture.
Dr. Michael Gleghorn provides an insightful examination of how legendary Christian author C.S. Lewis used his writing to invite his readers to put their faith in Jesus Christ.
Kerby Anderson reads James Detrich's program providing five reasons to study church history and allow our knowledge to build our confidence in our faith.
Dr. Ray Bohlin concludes a four-part series covering some of the big ideas in Dr. Stephen Meyer's book Theistic Evolution: A Scientific, Philosophical and Theological Critique by examining some of the theological problems with this perspective.