His People interviews by Pilgrim Radio

His People – 05/20/2026 – Dave Jenkins | on battling false worldviews with Biblical clarity In this work of apologetics…  The roots of prevalent cultural ideas.  The importance of biblical thinking.  How the Church can grow in clarity and faithfulness in addressing them.  Featured work: The War of The Worldviews: Truth, Lies, and the Battle for the Christian Mind  For more faith-filled, Gospel-centered content, download the Pilgrim Radio app today on Google Play and Apple, or stream at PilgrimRadio.com. 

His People – 05/19/2026 – Rebekah and Gabe Lyons | on learning to fight for your spouse rather than against them

His People – 05/18/2026 – Jim Taylor | on ministering to morally-wounded veterans Featured work: Moral Injury: Arming Pastors to Help Veterans Battle Soul Wounds Caused by Military Service  For more faith-filled, Gospel-centered content, download the Pilgrim Radio app today on Google Play and Apple, or stream at PilgrimRadio.com. 

Dating isn't marriage. Despite its clarity and simplicity, Andrew Ballard says we often treat our dating relationships as marriages. Today, Spencer Dalke and Andrew Ballard sit down to discuss how assuming a covenant between boyfriend and girlfriend distracts from God's call before and after marriage.  How we confuse dating and marriage.  Understanding communication differences between men and women.  Evaluating “purity culture.”  Featured work: “Don't Mistake Dating For Marriage”  For more faith-filled, Gospel-centered content, download the Pilgrim Radio app today on Google Play and Apple, or stream at PilgrimRadio.com. 

It's not uncommon for married couples to cite “irreconcilable differences” as a justification for separation or divorce. Counselor Bob Paul says even Christians aren't exempt. But what we find grating, God means as a gift for delight and sanctification. Today, Bob Paul joins Spencer Dalke to discuss receiving with gratitude God's gift of differences.  Receiving one's spouse with gratitude.  Reframing differences as delightful.  Featured work: FocusOnTheFamily.com  For more faith-filled, Gospel-centered content, download the Pilgrim Radio app today on Google Play and Apple, or stream at PilgrimRadio.com. 

05/13/2026 – Nicolet Bell | on embracing more of the joy of Jesus in your life

Raising kids in a digitally-saturated culture How children are “formed.”  Equipping parents to battle predatory technology.  Practicing presence, finding relief through boredom.  For more faith-filled, Gospel-centered content, download the Pilgrim Radio app today on Google Play and Apple, or stream at PilgrimRadio.com. 

05/11/2026 – Michele Morin | on deep friendship

In chapter 8, Mark records Peter's confession of Jesus as the Christ. Mark describes Jesus's glorious transfiguration immediately afterward in chapter 9. According to Dan Doriani, that's intentional. The transfiguration not only affirms Christ, but offers comfort to his soon-to-be persecuted disciples. Today on His People, Spencer Dalke and Dan Doriani discuss this evidence for Jesus's deity and messiahship.  Moses and Elijah as unique figures pointing to Christ.  God's affirmation of Christ's deity.  The destruction of fear by Christ's promises.  Featured work: “What Jesus's Transfiguration Says About His Deity and Our Fear”  For more faith-filled, Gospel-centered content, download the Pilgrim Radio app today on Google Play and Apple, or stream at PilgrimRadio.com. 

05/07/2026 – Kyla Gillespie | on ministry to gender-confused youth

05/06/2026 – Lainey Greer | with a Biblical vision of body image

Progressive America often believes Christianity and critical theory to be twin worldviews. Professor of theology Brad Green, however, says not so. Today, on His People, Spencer Dalke and Brad Green discuss the foundational worldview differences between critical theory and biblical Christianity.  The origins of “critical theory.” Christianity and critical theory on sin and redemption. Critical theory's foothold in American institutions.  Featured work: What Is Critical Theory? A Concise Christian Analysis  For more faith-filled, Gospel-centered content, download the Pilgrim Radio app today on Google Play and Apple, or stream at PilgrimRadio.com. radley Green | on the differences between critical theory and Christianity

Is artificial intelligence a juggernaut? Associate professor and writer Alan Noble writes at You Are Not Your Own: No, the American populace should harbor hope that it can resist the anti-human pull of AI development. Today on His People, Spencer Dalke discusses with Dr. Noble how to approach AI, and any new technology, from a biblical worldview respecting the dignity of our humanity, being made in the image of God.  Defining a good technology.  Living fully as human beings.  Resisting technological acceleration.  Featured work: “Why Should We Just Accept AI?”  Connect with Alan Noble on Instagram or Substack.  For more faith-filled, Gospel-centered content, download the Pilgrim Radio app today on Google, Apple, or streaming at PilgrimRadio.com. 

His People – 05/01/2026Doug Hanna – on self-forgetfulness in our marital relationships

His People – 04/30/2026Toni Collier – on building deep community when you want to hide from pain

His People – 04/29/2026Sarah Gackle on the ministry of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes

His People – 04-28-2026Jonathan Sams on good uses and dangers of artificial intelligence use in the church

4/27/2026 – Blake Glosson, on combatting the fear of man in our identities

04/24/2026 – Dean Sikes –on bringing hope to a generation struggling with identity, purpose, and the weight of mental health

04/23/2026 – Angela Hunt –on the Good Seed Collective

04/22/2026 – Nate Pickowicz –with Biblical help for spiritual depression

04/21/2026 – Iain Duguid –on the meaning of the temple in Ezekiel's vision

04/20/2026 – Chris Brauns –on finding joy through a life of repentance

4/17/2026 – Steve Osborne –on the scientific evidence for God's existence and historical evidence for the Resurrection

04/16/2026 – Joshua Greever –on the Beatitudes as Christ's invitation to the good life

04/15/2026 – Darby Strickland –on parents shepherding children through periods of upheaval

4/14/2026 – Peter Smith –on cultivating a heart of generosity toward the poor

04/13/2026 – Jen Wilkin –on the Biblical literacy crisis and how to recover

04/10/2026 – René Schlaepfer –on how the Apostle Peter helps flawed people follow Jesus

04/09/2026 – Brad Wetherell –on our transformative union with Christ

04/08/2026 – Justin Lonas –on ministering to poverty that we can't see

04/07/2026 – Sam Rejoy –on Child Evangelism Fellowship's ongoing work in the Middle East despite recent conflict

04/06/2026 – Gaye Clark –on caring for loved ones with dementia

04/03/2026 – Timothy St. John –on turning to the Good Shepherd after church hurt

04/02/2026 – Jaime Jamgochian –on the path to sacred surrender

04/01/2026 – Rebecca Corwin –on the Passover diet, saturated by Christ foreshadowing

03/31/2026 – Justin Poythress –on rooting our identity and calling in Christ

03/30/2026 – Justin Poythress –on living well by embracing quiddity, that is, whatever makes something what it is

03/27/2026 – Ken Samples –on the discipline and the practice of Christian apologetics

03/26/2026 – Dee Cook –on how Indigenous Ministries partners with local leaders and ministry teams in difficult access countries

03/25/2026 – Wendy Cunningham –on her journey from atheism to faith

03/24/2026 – Jeremy Linneman –on pouring out your heart in prayer

03/23/2026 – Hugh Ross –on the impact of daylight savings on our sleep and charity

03/20/2026 – Bonnie Kristian –on becoming the church by committing to church

03/19/2026 – Les Sillars –thinking Biblically about the end-times in modern America

03/18/2026 – Matt Ferguson –on the Biblical warrant for conditional forgiveness

03/17/2026 – Jim Newheiser –on pleasing God by setting boundaries in relationships

03/16/2026 – Matt McCullough –on the cultural mantra “I am enough” and the hope of heaven

03/13/2026 – Kris Moloney –on church security and the violent targeting of religious institutions

03/12/2026 – Chris Beneke –on James Madison and the spirit of moderation in the Bill of Rights

03/11/2026 – Bob Thune –with a theological vision for discipling the next generation