What does the Bible have to say about us?

Today on Highlights, Kerby Anderson talks with Bible teacher and author Tim Mulgrew about his new book, The Book of Us. They’ll take a closer look at human nature, God’s design, and the ways we can misuse the gifts and qualities He has given us. Plus, Tim shares why making Scripture relevant to everyday life is key to enjoying God’s Word.

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What does it really mean to be a godly man?

Kerby Anderson welcomes Dr. Paul Pettit for a conversation about masculinity, discipleship, and his new book, A Courageous Identity. Together they explore what it looks like for men to grow in faith, lead with integrity, serve others, and embrace the calling God has given them. It's a practical and encouraging look at becoming the kind of man God designed us to be.

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Today on Highlights, Liberty McArtor talks with author Sarah Walton about her book, Jesus Will Meet You There. Together, they explore what it means to find the nearness of Jesus in seasons of pain, loss, doubt, and uncertainty—and how the Gospels remind us that God does not remain distant from our suffering.

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What if we're missing something when we read the stories of women in the Bible?

Liberty McArtor talks with Dr. Sandra Glahn about her book, A Woman's Place Is in the Story. From Tamar and Abigail to the Samaritan woman, Dr. Glahn takes a closer look at familiar—and sometimes overlooked—women in Scripture and the important ways their stories move the biblical narrative forward.

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Kerby Anderson and co-host Liberty McArtor welcome Lindsey Medenwaldt to discuss apologetics, worldview, and her new book, What If Jesus Is Right?, co-authored with Dr. Douglas Groothuis. Together they take a closer look at the claims Jesus made about Himself and why His words still matter 2,000 years later. In a world full of competing ideas and conflicting truths, this conversation invites us to take another look at the person at the center of Christianity.

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How do we hear Jesus when the world around us is so loud?

Liberty McArtor talks with Rachael Groll about Christian living, Bible study, and her new devotional, Hearing Jesus. This encouraging conversation explores how we can become more attentive to God’s Word, recognize His guidance, and cultivate a deeper relationship with Christ in the middle of everyday distractions.

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Waiting is rarely easy – but what if it's one of the ways God is shaping us?

Kerby Anderson welcomes Perry Brown to discuss his new book, Waiting, a thoughtful look at trusting God's timing even when answers seem slow in coming. Rooted in Scripture and filled with practical encouragement, this conversation offers hope for anyone walking through a season of uncertainty.

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What makes America worth celebrating?

As we wrap up our America 250 series, Kerby Anderson welcomes first-time guest Marcie Gourley to discuss 250 Great Things About America. From remarkable people and historic places to the enduring principles that have shaped our nation, this conversation is a timely reminder of the rich heritage we share and the hope we can carry into the future.

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