The story of the widow’s mite is often used by prosperity gospel preachers to encourage sacrificial giving. But in context, Jesus may be exposing religious leaders who exploit the poor.

Can the Bible really be trusted if it’s been changed? How do we make sense of different religions like Christianity and Islam? And what about those who never hear the Gospel, or the role of religious experience in knowing what’s true? These and more are tackled in this episode of All Rise with Abdu Murray!

Why should we still care to have "good will toward men" in a world so completely polarized? And has Christianity been hijacked by Zionism? This and more!

From cultural identity and politics to science and the soul, Abdu explores whether faith is a leap or a response to something real. Students press him on everything from the “women be silent” passage from Paul to the Trinity, from moral questions to science and DNA.

Got questions for a former Muslim turned Christian about the bible, the Qur'an, Christianity, Islam, or any other world religion or hot button cultural topic? Then join us!

A former Muslim answers questions about the Bible, science, artificial intelligence, and much more!

Students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) pepper a Christian evangelist with questions about transgenderism and more.

"All roads lead to God." "Live your truth." "Do what makes you happy." These truisms of the modern world lend themselves to the idea that the traditional Christian idea which states Jesus is "the only way" is intolerant and unloving.

A former Muslim turned Christian is challenged on his views of Islam, Salvation, and how the Bible stands up against the Qur'an.

Why do we prefer stories about good prevailing, or the defeat of selfishness? Is this just evolution or something else? We talk with Dr Andy Bannister to find out!

Christians have a lot of data to judge the reliability of the Gospels' Resurrection accounts. So why do we limit ourselves? Should we move beyond minimal facts to maximal data?

Some have charged that the Antisemitism Awareness Act of 2023 will ban the Bible. Here we investigate what the Act really says.