A Star Trek parable sets the stage for a deeper question: why do these ancient pages still feel alive, and what exactly are we trusting when we call them Scripture? We open the Bible not as a single volume but as a library of voices—...

Love gets thrown around for everything from trucks to chocolate, then expected to carry the weight of marriage, family, and faith. We wanted to get specific. Together we map the four Greek loves—storge (affection), philia (friendship), eros (ro...

Ancient songs still know our names. We open a wide-ranging conversation on why the Psalms continue to steady hearts across Jewish and Christian traditions, moving from the comfort of Psalm 23 to the moral clarity of Psalm 1 and the sheltering p...

A single claim can change a century: “God is dead.” We take that line out of the meme jar and set it on the table next to real lives, real laws, and the moral gridlock we feel every day. With a priest, a rabbi, and a millennial at the mics, we ...

What if gratitude isn’t a seasonal sentiment but a moral obligation that reshapes who we become? We take on a single line from the Eucharistic prayer—“It is right and just, our duty and our salvation, always and everywhere to give you thanks”—a...

What if the most radical act in a restless culture is setting a longer table? We gather to explore why family remains the quiet powerhouse behind character, faith, and civic health. From Genesis’ one-flesh vision to Jeremiah’s intimate language...

What if the world isn’t a loose chain of accidents but a held story—with freedom that matters and guidance you can trust? We take an unflinching look at divine providence: how Jefferson and Adams spoke of it, why Washington leaned on it, and wh...

A week like this forces hard questions to the surface. A beloved public figure is killed from a rooftop in Utah, a young woman bleeds out on a train in North Carolina, and a familiar claim spreads online: maybe speech is violence. W...

The fourth great revolution of human history is already here, and it's transforming every aspect of society faster than we can comprehend. Artificial intelligence has arrived barely two decades into the new millennium, following the printing, i...

What if everything you thought about prayer is backward? What if the real power of prayer isn't in what you say to God, but in what you allow God to say to you?This eye-opening conversation challenges the conventional understanding of p...

What happens when ancient wisdom meets modern questions? When a rabbi, priest, professor, and millennial tackle your deepest spiritual curiosities, the result is a fascinating exploration of faith that transcends traditional boundaries....

What makes an object sacred? Is it divine designation, human recognition, or something else entirely? Our interfaith panel dives deep into the fascinating world of sacred objects and their role in connecting us to the transcendent.Fathe...

What happens when a society rejects both cyclical fatalism and divine purpose in favor of progress defined solely by transgression? Our panel dives deep into the philosophical roots of today's cultural battles by examining how our understanding...

What if our bodies aren't really ours? This question launches an illuminating interfaith exploration of physical existence that challenges our culture's deeply individualistic approach to health and wellness."You did not create yourself...

The boundary between religious tradition and indoctrination takes center stage as we tackle Texas Senate Bill 10—a controversial measure requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in every public school classroom across the state.Ou...

The surprise election of Pope Leo XIV has sent ripples through the Catholic world and beyond. Born Robert Prevost in Chicago's south side, he represents a historic first—an American Pope—defying longstanding assumptions that the universal churc...

The line between religious freedom and government regulation has been drawn in stark relief as Washington State enacts a law requiring clergy to report child abuse disclosed during confession. This contentious legislation strikes at the heart o...

When flags flew at half-staff across Texas following Pope Benedict XVI's passing, it offered a striking reminder that faith rituals transcend religious boundaries to touch something universally human. What makes us pause collectively to honor l...

Music bypasses our intellectual defenses and speaks directly to our hearts in ways that sermons and teachings rarely achieve. This profound spiritual reality was the focus of our latest conversation, where our interfaith panel explored why sacr...

What does it take to transform ourselves spiritually? In this thought-provoking episode, we unpack how spiritual practices shape our souls like exercise shapes our bodies.The conversation begins with a compelling analogy: a man in his 4...

What does religious faith have to say about immigration, borders, and national identity? Our panel tackles one of today's most polarizing moral questions with nuance and compassion, moving beyond typical political talking points to ...

Tucked within ancient scriptures, philosophical musings, and even secular thought lies transformative wisdom that can change our perspective in an instant. This episode invites you into an intimate exploration of the quotations that...

Why do humans crave tangible expressions of their faith? From the mark of ashes on foreheads to the kippah on a Jewish man's head, religious symbols offer powerful reminders of our spiritual commitments in a physical world.Our conversat...

What does it mean to pursue peace in a world shadowed by conflict? In this episode of A Show of Faith, we tackle this complex question through insightful dialogues among our diverse panel. As we often see global tensions rise, parti...

Join us in this captivating discussion as we explore one of the most contentious and pressing issues of our time—immigration. In this episode, our diverse panel delves into the moral and ethical complexities surrounding immigration policies in ...