Jim Stump

Katharine Hayhoe returns to tell us what keeps her hopeful despite the dire situation we find ourselves in after the recent IPCC report on climate.

Richard Middleton, shares with us some of the historical context that helps us to see the genealogies as another part of the story of God’s creation.

Father Nicanor shares with Jim how his home country, the Philippines, is handling the pandemic as well as what it’s like to be both a Catholic priest and a molecular biologist during these tumultuous times.

On today’s episode, Christy Hemphill shares with us her experience as a Bible translator working in a remote community in Mexico, the important work she has done with us on the INTEGRATE curriculum supplement and the Forum, and how her experience homeschooling her kids has helped her navigate faith with her children.

When Sy Garte started studying science he found some things that started him wondering about the idea that science can answer every question. His wondering opened the doorway that eventually led to Jesus Christ

When Jason Fileta started to hear story after story of how climate change made the lives of people harder it led him understand the deep connection between our caring for the planet and the lives of the poor and hungry around the world. 

Katharine Hayhoe returns to tell us what keeps her hopeful despite the dire situation we find ourselves in after the recent IPCC report on climate.

Richard Middleton, shares with us some of the historical context that helps us to see the genealogies as another part of the story of God’s creation.

Father Nicanor shares with Jim how his home country, the Philippines, is handling the pandemic as well as what it’s like to be both a Catholic priest and a molecular biologist during these tumultuous times.