Every Monday and Thursday Dr. Koontz, Pastor Fisk, and Pastor Grills along with friends and guests explore truths and falsehoods, forgotten ways and forgettable fads, so that you can live wisely.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryReligion & Spirituality |
Dr Adam Koontz talks about whether Christians can live as illegal immigrants and lawless living in general.
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Dr Adam Koontz talks about social media and how we use our time.
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Dr Adam Koontz talks about homiletics and more bible translations.
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Col Willie Grills talks about end times predictions, doomsday cults, and a Biblical perspective on the last days.
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As a Reformed listener, I have some (relatively minor) theological differences with the hosts, but find their analysis of historical and current cultural issues to be consistently on point. Where their Lutheran theology informs a slightly different viewpoint than my own, I find it helpful to have some cross-pollination from a reformational brotherhood.
The discussion is consistently relevant and yet without devolving into punditry. It also helpfully deals with historical issues. And of particul... more
I love the podcast and I know Fisk is the founder, but he really brings it down. It’s hard to listen to episodes with him. He is just not at the level of the other hosts. I am thankful he is on less shows, but it may be time for him to step out completely. I do love the show!
I’m a big fan of Prs. Grills and Koontz, who always offer interesting and thought-provoking commentary on complex and often unconsidered issues. It’s especially great to hear Pr. Grills again given Word Fitly seems to have wound down. I’m not really a fan of Pr. Fisk, however, who seems rarely to bring anything to the table except for cringy pop culture references and huh-what commentary that inevitably lowers the tone of the conversation. I’m not sure whether this is a limitation or a schtick, ... more
Someone with orthodox Anglican convictions here! This is one of my favorite podcasts. I'd love to get their thoughts on the Marian apparition in Fatima, especially as it relates to UFOs.
Production is great and content is stellar. This show does a great job of showcasing the cultural relevance and intellectual insight that naturally flows from great theological minds.
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