Breakpoint

Johannes Kepler, Scientist during the Scientific Revolution, challenges the accepted understanding of physics by defending Copernicus' heliocentric model of the universe. Kepler's discoveries led to the formulation of the three laws of planetary motion, driven by his faith and belief in the rationality of the universe.

Archaeological evidence suggests the existence of David and Solomon's kingdoms. Recent studies reveal remains that align with the Bible's account, challenging skepticism and supporting its reliability.

The podcast discusses the Biden Administration's proposed rule changes for foster care and adoption placement, highlighting concerns about potential discrimination. They debunk false narratives surrounding the Club Q shooting and emphasize the importance of considering all details. The podcast also explores the devastating impact of school closures on children's education during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The podcast discusses A.W. Tozer's book 'The Knowledge of the Holy' and how it highlights the importance of recovering a sense of the holiness of God. Chuck Colson and Dr. Ken Boa explore the attributes of God and emphasize the need for surrender and trust, even in our limited understanding.

Learn how to have civil and productive conversations with family and friends during holiday visits and meals by asking good questions. Don't assume the same definitions, question the truth, and ask for the source of information. Explore how everyone reaches their conclusions and the consequences of their ideas. End on a positive note by asking what they are thankful for.

Revisionist attempts to reinterpret the first Thanksgiving have muddled the history of Plymouth Colony and the Pilgrims. Separating fact from fiction, this podcast explores the significance of the first Thanksgiving at Plymouth in 1621, emphasizing the pilgrims' interactions with Native Americans and the model it provided for future cultural interactions.

Increasing number of antisemitic incidents in the US, affecting families and children. Urgent need for addressing and condemning antisemitism. Christians should remember Jesus' Jewish heritage.

Explore the life and legacy of John Witherspoon, an underrated American founding father. Learn about his contributions to Princeton University and his support for the American Revolution. Discover his complex views on slavery.

In this podcast, they discuss the issue of academic inflation, where the number of 'A' grades has risen significantly while SAT and ACT scores have declined. This could explain why many people believe they are smarter than average. The purpose of grades is to provide feedback, but now they are seen as affirmation for doing the work. Teachers should consider giving B-pluses to counteract this. It is important for students to be taught that truth exists outside of themselves and should be pursued.

Explore the significance of the Mayflower Compact in American history and the Christian roots of Thanksgiving. Discover the religious language and ideals behind the Compact and debunk misconceptions about the 'City on a Hill'.