We all wear masks. Some of them are scary.

We've all heard of the various half-man, half-animal inventions of Greek mythology. Classics professor Jeremy McInerney joins to discuss the deeper, often overlooked meaning behind the stories of these fantastical creatures.Bởi Patrick Garvey

Acting as intercessions as Jesus is our great high priest.

A quick study of the Day of Atonement and the Feast of Trumpets. This sermon explains why we bring a special offering during this time of year.

Author Christopher Cosmos joins to talk about his new novel about the childhood of Alexander III of Macedon and his closest companion Hephaestion, as well as related topics.Bởi Patrick Garvey

The church and the world have nothing in common… but we are all still humans who are created in the image of God. We (the Church) have a mandate to demonstrate the truth in love.

Listen to me read the third chapter of my new novel The Heir of Achilles, now available on Amazon.Bởi Patrick Garvey

My reading of the second chapter of The Heir of Achilles, now available on Amazon.Bởi Patrick Garvey

Disagreements happen - sometimes even in the church. How do we know which are important and which ones can be ignored? How to we address the important things constructively?

Listen to me read the first chapter of The Heir of Achilles, now available on Amazon.Bởi Patrick Garvey

Following God’s plan is not always easy - especially when it required patience and process.

Sometimes it is the enemy’s arracks that you don’t see coming that sting the worst.

The church must have compassion for humanity. Jesus does. We humans are created in the image of God and will spend eternity somewhere.

Sunday morning service.

The Byzantine Empire, also known as the Eastern Roman Empire, was a force from the 5th century to the 15th century AD. Historian Anthony Kaldellis comes on to talk all things Byzantium.Bởi Patrick Garvey

Our cry for revival!

There are unfailing blessings in God’s presence.

God will always have a plan for edification, exhortation, and comfort. Today, you and I have access to the Holy Spirit and the deposit of blessings to come.

Historical fiction authors Ashlee Cowles and Danielle Stinson (known together as A.D. Rhine) come on the show to talk about their epic retelling of the Trojan War, the overlooked storylines and characters of the Iliad, Bronze Age history, and much more.Bởi Patrick Garvey

The presence of God moves you from your past, distinguishes you from the world, and shields you from the enemy.

A move of God will change the landscape.

I talk about my upcoming book (now available for preorder on Kickstarter).Bởi Patrick Garvey

A revelation of God changes things - usually starting with us.

The presence of God moves you. He won’t leave you where you are and he is certainly taking you somewhere.

Historian Eckart Frahm joins to discuss the great Assyrian Empire, Babylon, the Epic of Gilgamesh, cuneiform, and more.Bởi Patrick Garvey

The presence of God brings peace and rest.

Everywhere God’s presence goes brings life.

Welcome to the 2024 summer series. We will look at God’s rivers in Ezekiel and Revelation and see how His Spirit moves in our land today.

What do you have that reminds you of God’s faithfulness?

Bestselling thriller author J.F. Penn joins to talk about the mysterious lance that was allegedly used against Jesus during the crucifixion and its role in her latest novel.Bởi Patrick Garvey

Giving is much more about the position of your heart than the position of your portfolio.

English medievalist Anthony Bale joins to talk about the Middle Ages, from the top medieval travel destinations to the legends of King Arthur.Bởi Patrick Garvey

There is strength in numbers. We need some people on our team. Also, we need to step up and stand with our brothers and sisters in Christ.

Most know of King Herod from the Bible. But who was he really and what was his kingdom of Judea like in the years leading up to the birth of Jesus? Historian Martin Goodman comes on to help answer these questions and more.Bởi Patrick Garvey

It is wonderful that there is safety in numbers, but sometimes in life, we have to weather the storm alone. We must be ready with deep roots to draw from God’s word and find strength to stand.

God calls us to do amazing things - sometimes using unconventional gifts and talents. Beyond stewarding our gifts and talents, sometimes the Holy Spirit anoints us to accomplish amazingly atypical things as we build His kingdom.

The Roman centurion had amazing faith - not just in Jesus’s power, but also in His authority. The authority of Jesus means that He can watch over His word to fulfill it; no weapon formed against you will prosper.

Sunday morning service with special speaker SidTurner

King Saul quit God, but God did not quit Israel. God raised up David. In our times, many have left the Truth, but there is still a Church (capital C) through which the Holy Spirit works as we build His kingdom.

What was the Late Bronze Age Collapse? What happened to the grand civilizations of the time, including Egypt and Greece? Archaeologist and best selling author Eric Cline joins to discuss.Bởi Patrick Garvey

Because the same Spirit that raised Christ from the dead abides in us!

King Saul’s downward spiral is characteristic of all people and societies who reject God.

Classical and Biblical archaeologist Jodi Magness joins to talk about the history of Jerusalem, a sacred city in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. We talk about the city's origins, its development into a major religious site, the lost Ark of the Covenant, and much more.Bởi Patrick Garvey

King Saul traded future blessing and fulfilled promises for short sighted gains, blatantly disobeying the command of God.

It is very easy to make a bad decision under pressure. King Saul did - let’s aim higher through the help of the Holy Spirit

What is meant by human "prehistory" and how do we understand the story of our species? Historian Stefanos Geroulanos makes the case that modern ideas about human prehistory often say more about us than they do about our ancestors from the distant past.Bởi Patrick Garvey

King Saul fumbled his calling partially because he did not embrace the truth that God spoke over him.

Saul’s story ends up taking some really bad turns. But that is not how he started. He began his journey with an anointing from God and the tools to do things correctly.

Sunday morning service

My thoughts on the controversial new miniseries about the campaign of Alexander the Great.Bởi Patrick Garvey