As students head to college, many will encounter naturalism as the default worldview. In this episode, Dr. Tim Stratton—philosopher, author, and president of FreeThinking Ministries—explains why naturalism struggles to account for reason, truth, and human freedom.

Join pastor Jared Ayers, author of You Can Trust a God with Scars, as he offers a guided tour of the Christian story for those who are skeptical, hurting, and disillusioned, lingering in the borderlands between faith and doubt.

Join us as Mr. Brandon Peper, TKA’s new apologetics teacher, hosts Dr. Titus Kennedy, a field archaeologist, professor, and author who has excavated sites across the biblical world, uncovering evidence that powerfully connects archaeology with the historical reliability of Scripture.

Join author and apologist Rebecca McLaughlin (PhD, Cambridge) as she explores Jesus’ upside-down kingdom—and how it subverts our expectations of power, success, and influence in a culture that prizes the opposite.

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Join TKA student Alex Morfogen as he interviews Lee Strobel, author of the Case for Christ and a former investigative journalist with the Chicago Tribune. Lee explains why faith in God still makes sense in culture that says it’s senseless.

Discover a fresh vision of the world with Dr. Paul Gould. In this podcast he guides us to seeing reality as it truly is: deeply beautiful, mysterious, and sacred.

Join us for a special podcast with Megan Almon, a former SEC champion gymnast and award-winning journalist, as we learn from Daniel and his friends in Babylon on how to engage our own culture effectively on some of today’s key issues.

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Join us for a special one-hour podcast with Mr. Austin Parenti as we discuss the Benedict Option—a return to the principles of St. Benedict of Nursia. In response to today’s cultural chaos, we explore how building resilient, faith-based communities can offer hope and preserve Christian values in a troubled world.

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