This captivating episode tackles a complex theological issue at the crossroads of Christianity and Islam: the Apostle Paul's perceived stance on interfaith relationships. Caleb Gilleland, a PhD candidate specializing in the Apostle Paul and interfaith studies, returns to the show to discuss Paul's writings and their impact on Muslim-Christian dialogue with host Wade Fransson and frequent contributor Mekye Abdus Salaam, CEO of Interfaith Library. Why is Paul often seen as a divisive figure in interfaith discussions? How do his teachings resonate—or clash—with Islamic perspectives? Let's explore these questions and more, navigating this contentious topic's historical, theological, and cultural dynamics.

Every day, we make choices that shape our lives and influence our relationship with God.In this return to Created In The Image of God, Luke Warkenthien discusses how falling in love with the Word of God offers clarity and strength to break free from bitterness, pain, and regret, leading us toward peace and spiritual growth.Through the Holy Scriptures and his personal experiences, Luke invites us to embrace the power of forgiveness and intentional, godly choices that align with God’s purpose for our lives. Enjoy an inspiring conversation that will deepen your connection with the Word of God and help you walk in freedom!

Enjoy this inspiring conversation about courage, the power of faith, and the importance of uncovering untold stories from history!Award-winning author and artist Katherine Koch joins us to explore the incredible true story of Fr. Viktor Koch, a Passionist missionary who saved the Bavarian town of Schwarzenfeld from American reprisals during the final days of World War II. With an eye on the intersection of faith and history, Katherine dives into her research journey that led to her debut historical fiction novel, The Sower of Black Field.Through deep personal exploration, she sheds light on her family’s connection to Fr. Viktor, a relative who played a crucial role in protecting the town from certain destruction at the hands of Patton’s Third Army. Fr. Viktor’s story is one of moral courage, faith, and a deep commitment to justice, ultimately leading him to mediate between American forces and the people of Schwarzenfeld, saving countless lives.This episode also touches on the broader impact of Fr. Viktor's life and teachings. Aside from inspiring his followers with American values, he also opposed National Socialism through Passionist ministry, encouraging parishioners to see the face of Christ in all who suffer. These influences profoundly shaped the town culture during a time of intense indoctrination and war.