Adam called up Thomas Schreiner to talk about his new book Covenant.
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Jared Wilson – The Gospel According to Satan
Adam called up Songtime’s old Friend Jared Wilson to talk about his new book The Gospel According to Satan. It’s not what you think.
Julia Jeffress Sadler – Pray Big Things
Adam Miller sat down with Julia Jeffress Sadler to talk about prayer and her book Pray Big Things .
Kevin Kinghorn – But what about God’s Wrath
Adam Miller sat down with Kevin Kinghorn to talk about his book But what about God’s Wrath. Here’s a bit more about what they talked about and What the book is about: How can a loving God also be a God of wrath? God’s wrath stands out in the minds of many as the single […]
Benjamin Gladd – From Adam and Israel to the Church
Adam called up Benjamin Gladd to talk about his book From Adam and Israel to the Church. In his book he discusses what does it mean to be created in God’s image? How has the fall affected this image? Who are the people of God? Addressing these core questions about spiritual identity, From Adam and […]
Frank Viola – Insurgence
Adam called up Frank Viola to talk about his new book Insurgence.
Christine Aroney-Sine – The Gift of Wonder
Adam called up Christine Aroney-Sine to talk to her about her book The Gift of Wonder. They talked about being like a child and the wonder that kids have when approaching God.
Daniel Darling – The Characters of Christmas
Adam Miller sat down with Daniel Darling to talk about Daniels new book The Characters of Christmas.
Tim Chester – The One True Light
Adam and Tim Chester talk about Advent and Tim’s book The One True Light.
Asheritah Ciuciu – Unwrapping the names of Jesus
Adam Miller and Asheritah Ciuciu talk about Adventand her new book Unwrapping the names of Jesus.
Stephen Witmer – A Big Gospel In Small Places
Songtime’s Adam Miller sat down with Stephen Witmer. They talked about Stephens book – A Big Gospel In Small Places. But more importantly they talked about ministry in small towns and rural places. An area much of the time forgotten.