Truth Rising isn't just a documentary—it's a call to courage for Christians navigating a culture redefining faith, identity, and morality.

In this episode, Dr. Jeff sits down with John Stonestreet of the Colson Center as they explore the civilizational moment we're living in and why clarity and conviction matter more than ever for Christians. Through the lens of Truth Rising, they discuss how ordinary believers can make an extraordinary impact by choosing courage over fear and grounding their lives in Christ-centered truth.

Whether you're navigating a confusing cultural moment or seeking hope and direction in uncertain times, this conversation offers biblical clarity, practical wisdom, and encouragement to stand firm with faith and grace. To learn more about the documentary, visit Truthrising.com.

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In this episode of Truth Changes Everything, astronomer Hugh Ross explores the ways God has revealed Himself through both Scripture and creation. Drawing from the "two books" God has given humanity—the Bible and the natural world—Hugh shows how evidence in the cosmos points to a wise and loving Creator. Parents will discover practical insights on helping their children understand God's handiwork and nurturing a faith that can stand up to questions about science, the universe, and belief.

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Do you need to understand the culture in order to effectively share the truth? In this episode, apologist Tim Barnett examines the apostle Paul's culturally thoughtful engagement in Acts 17 and explores what it can teach Christians today. From Paul's interaction with the philosophers in Athens to his ability to connect timeless truth with the beliefs, values, and questions of his audience, Tim draws practical parallels to the cultural landscape worldwide.

Listeners will be challenged to think more carefully about how faith is communicated in a pluralistic society—and how cultural awareness, when grounded in truth, can strengthen Christian witness rather than compromise it.

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What if investing wasn't just about profit, but about people? What if the way we work, spend, and steward resources could reflect God's heart for justice, beauty, and human flourishing? In a world driven by gain, every choice we make—how we work, spend, and invest—flows from what we believe about God and the world he made. If creation is good and every neighbor bears His image, then even our economics becomes a form of witness. This conversation explores how the gospel reshapes our view of wealth, purpose, and human dignity, and how faithful stewardship can point the world toward the goodness of God's kingdom.

Our guest is Robin John. Born in a small village in India, Robin immigrated to the U.S. at age eight. His family settled in Boston as the only Indian family in an Irish and Italian neighborhood. After graduating from Tufts University, Robin entered the corporate world, where he saw firsthand the power businesses have to create value and blessings—or to cause harm. Robin is the cofounder and CEO of Eventide, an asset management firm dedicated to honoring God by investing in companies that pursue the common good. Eventide has become one of the largest faith-based asset managers, inspiring people to embrace "investing that makes the world rejoice."

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Is Christmas just a story, or is it grounded in historical fact? Join us as investigative journalist and bestselling author Lee Strobel explores the evidence behind the nativity—examining prophecy, the virgin birth, and historical reliability. Discover whether the birth of Jesus rests on myth or truth, and what that means for faith in today's world.

Lee Strobel is a former award-winning legal editor of the Chicago Tribune, a New York Times bestselling author, and a former atheist who became a teaching pastor at three of America's largest churches. His investigative approach has helped millions examine the claims of Christianity with clarity and confidence.

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On this episode of The Truth Changes Everything Podcast, Dr. Jeff Myers welcomes Bible teacher, preacher, and counselor Jeremy Dehut to explore the documentary Out of Egypt. Jeremy shares his journey into the story of the Exodus, retracing the Israelites' path from slavery to the Promised Land while uncovering surprising connections between biblical history and ancient Egyptian culture.

They dive into fresh insights from the Exodus story—how God uses familiar cultural symbols to reveal deeper truths, the challenge of events like the death of the firstborn, and the lessons of covenant faithfulness highlighted in episodes such as the Golden Calf. Jeremy also reflects on his experience climbing Mt. Sinai and how encountering the physical and spiritual weight of the mountain deepened his understanding of God's presence.

Finally, they explore how Christians today can draw inspiration from the Exodus story, seeing Jesus as the ultimate deliverer and participating in God's mission of freedom and restoration in the world.

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In this episode of The Truth Changes Everything Podcast, Dr. Jeff welcomes Kasey Leander for a timely conversation on antisemitism, political turmoil, and how Christians can respond with clarity, courage, and compassion.

As global tensions rise and public discourse becomes increasingly polarized, many believers are asking: What does a faithful, biblical response look like? Kasey brings historical insight, cultural awareness, and gospel-centered wisdom to help us navigate these challenging times without fear or compromise.

Whether you're a parent, pastor, student, or someone trying to make sense of the headlines, this conversation will help you think deeply and respond faithfully.

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Every generation faces the pull to drift from orthodoxy—to chase the thrill of false teaching or to be carried along by the cultural tide. And every generation must be reawakened to the true thrill of orthodoxy: the wonder and surprise found in rediscovering the electrifying paradoxes at the center of the Christian faith.

In this episode, Dr. Jeff talks with Trevin Wax about his book The Thrill of Orthodoxy. Wax turns the tables on the idea that Christian doctrine is narrow or outdated. Drawing from the church's historic creeds, he explains what orthodoxy is, why we can trust it, and how we often wander from it. By revealing how heresies always shrink the truth—elevating one idea at the expense of the whole—Wax shows that false teaching is ultimately dull and predictable, while orthodoxy is where the real adventure begins.

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