In Grace Radio Podcast

Is the book of Revelation really about the end times—or about someone far greater? Jim Scudder opens a new series, Armageddon's Dawn, with a few simple tools that make even the hardest prophecy come alive.

What is it like to teach the end times while standing in the very land where they'll unfold? Jim Scudder broadcasts from Jerusalem to explore the rapture, a coming peace treaty, and the mystery of Daniel's seventy weeks.

What would happen if millions of people suddenly vanished in a single moment? Jim Scudder maps the panorama of coming events—the rapture, the tribulation, and the rise of the Antichrist—and why the timing should change how you live today.

How can we be certain the Bible's predictions about the future will actually come true? Jim Scudder opens a new series on Revelation by showing how prophecies about Babylon, Nineveh, and Tyre came to pass exactly as written.

How does a boy raised backstage among professional wrestlers end up defending the Bible to teenagers? Jim Scudder's guest shares the unlikely path—and the quiet faith of one woman—that led him from ritual to real belief.

What does a Chicago air traffic controller know about saving the next generation? Jim Scudder sits down with a former O'Hare controller who calls Genesis the “bottom strip” every believer's faith depends on.

What's left for the world before its final battle arrives? Jim Scudder heads to Israel to launch an eight-week journey through Bible prophecy, beginning right where Armageddon will unfold.

What miracle could deepen the faith of even the most cautious skeptic? Jim Scudder concludes the story of his father's 80 years with an account that still leaves him in awe.

What actually gets a man into heaven — good works, or something else entirely? Jim Scudder traces his father's path from Bible college to church planter, and the one truth that secured his eternity.

Why shouldn't a cemetery make a believer nervous? Jim Scudder stands at his late father's grave to explain the confidence that let his dad face death without fear.

What does it look like to finish well? Jim Scudder visits his father's gravesite and shares the story behind a final interview that reveals what real, unpolished faith looks like to the very end.

What did four presidents carved into a mountain actually believe about God, and what does Dr. Ben Carson say they'd make of America today? Jim Scudder heads to Mount Rushmore with historian Andrew Phipps for a special conversation with Dr. Carson as America's 250th birthday arrives.

What do Patrick Henry, Sam Adams, and a dozen other founding fathers have in common — and where does that trail finally lead? Jim Scudder continues his patriotism episode with historian Andrew Phipps and a stop at Arlington National Cemetery that ties it all together.

Is America really a Christian nation, and what does that look like from inside the room where independence was declared? Jim Scudder is in Philadelphia's Independence Hall with historian Andrew Phipps to separate America's real story from what you learned in school.

What did America's founding fathers really believe about God — and why do their own words tell a different story than most history books? Jim Scudder is inside the U.S. Senate building to uncover the faith behind the nation as it turns 250.

Jim Scudder takes you inside one of the most remarkable archaeological digs in Israel, where U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee joins him at Shiloh to uncover discoveries connecting ancient ruins to the very pages of Scripture.

How did a desperate, near-impossible river crossing in the dead of winter change the fate of a nation — and what role did God play in it? Jim Scudder and historian Andrew Phipps uncover the divine hand behind Washington's crossing of the Delaware.

What if one of the most pivotal moments in the American Revolution has been deliberately scrubbed from history books? Jim Scudder takes you to Kings Mountain, South Carolina, where a British officer's bold challenge to God himself changed the course of the war.

Was America truly founded as a Christian nation — and does that foundation still matter today? Jim Scudder continues his search for America's greatness across the American West, exploring the faith that shaped a nation celebrating 250 years.

Should a Christian be patriotic, or does faith call you to something bigger than any flag? Jim Scudder opens a brand-new episode on what Scripture says about government and authority, plus the story behind the anthem written on Pikes Peak.

What is the secret behind America's greatness — and can a song written on a mountaintop really hold the answer? Jim Scudder takes you on a journey from Pikes Peak to explore how America's founding ideals connect to something deeper than history books reveal.

Could the answer to America's greatest questions be carved in stone across Washington, D.C. — and what is historian Andrew Phipps uncovering there that most Americans have never been told?

What does a father do when a 500-pound grizzly bear is charging his son and the only hope is a near-impossible archery shot — and what does it teach us about epic fatherhood?

What does the Trinity reveal about family — and why does Jim Scudder's elk-hunting story end on a cliffhanger that will have you tuning back in tomorrow?

Your kids are hearing more than you realize — so what kind of man are you when you think no one is watching, and does it match what it takes to be an epic dad?

What does it actually take to be an epic dad — not just a decent one — and can the Bible give you the blueprint just days before Father's Day?

What are some of today's most prominent voices really saying about Israel — and are they getting it right? Jim Scudder reacts to the claims, corrects the record, and explains what the Bible says about our responsibility to the Jewish people.

What did the Founding Fathers really believe about God — and are their own words being hidden from you? Jim Scudder brings the voices of Adams, Jefferson, Patrick Henry, and more to life alongside historian Andrew Phipps in a lesson history class never taught.

What if the real secret to America's greatness has been hiding in plain history — and most Americans have never heard the story? Jim Scudder and historian Andrew Phipps uncover the surprising answer in today's episode.

What does it really look like when Spirit-filled Christians participate in their country — and could it be the key to turning America around? Jim Scudder wraps up "The Order of God and Country" with a challenge for every believer to step up.

What does the Bible actually say about the right order of God and country — and why does it matter for America right now? Jim Scudder opens a new series for America's 250th birthday, tracing the nation's founding principles back to Scripture.

What happens when a Chicago pastor gets so fed up with crime that he decides to walk 3,000 miles across America? Jim Scudder joins Pastor Corey Brooks on a rural Louisiana road to hear the story behind one of the most inspiring community missions in the country.

What if America's greatest enemy isn't a foreign power or a failing government — but something far closer to home? Jim Scudder walks through the Founding Fathers' own words on faith and freedom, then delivers a truth that cuts deeper than politics.

Did God actually shape America's history — and is there proof hiding in the stories the History Channel won't tell you? Jim Scudder launches a patriotic series celebrating America's 250th birthday with eye-opening moments from our past.

When parenting philosophies clash and real-life questions don't have easy answers, where do you turn? Jim Scudder and a panel of fathers tackle your toughest parenting questions with wisdom from experience and Scripture.

What does God's Word actually say about raising boys and girls differently — and how do you put it into practice? Jim Scudder wraps up the Raising Great Kids series with biblical principles that can make all the difference.

What really made America great — and is it still there? Jim Scudder takes his grandkids on an adventure through the nation's most historic landmarks to find the answer, and what they discover might just change how you see your country.

How do you protect your kids without sheltering them too much? What do you do when your co-parent doesn't share your values? Jim Scudder and two fellow fathers tackle your toughest parenting questions.

Did you know a stranger may be living in your home — one you invited in yourself? Jim Scudder exposes the hidden dangers lurking in screens and devices and gives parents a biblical blueprint to fight back.

What do the Passover lamb, unbroken bones, and a cup of grape juice all have in common? Jim Scudder reveals how the Lord's Table points backward to the cross — and forward to a celebration you won't want to miss.

What do fallen soldiers and the cross have in common? This Memorial Day, Jim Scudder connects two profound acts of sacrifice — one that purchased American freedom, the other that offers freedom for eternity. You won't want to miss this episode.

What makes America truly great—its mountains, canyons, redwoods, or something far deeper? Today on InGrace, Jim Scudder takes his grandkids on an unforgettable westward adventure from Pikes Peak to the Golden Gate Bridge, revealing the spiritual heritage that crowns our nation's beauty and freedom.

What if the hidden rebellion on the inside is just as dangerous as the outburst you can see? Today on InGrace, Jim Scudder helps parents spot passive rebellion, train the heart with timely discipline and unconditional love, and replace foolishness with godly wisdom.

What if the root of every parenting battle isn't attitude or accidents, but something far more serious—rebellion? Today on InGrace, Jim Scudder exposes how rebellion against authority mirrors Lucifer's fall and Saul's tragic disobedience, showing parents why we must confront it head-on with biblical wisdom.

What if the key to raising great kids isn't one long family devotion but teaching truth in everyday moments while fiercely protecting their hearts? Today on InGrace, Jim Scudder draws powerful lessons from Daniel's stand and shares practical ways to build obedience and trust.

Could the secret to raising great kids be less about being the boss and more about being a humble servant who uses God-given authority wisely? Today on InGrace, Jim Scudder explores the tragic story of Eli's sons, the power of consistent praise and discipline, and how humility can transform your home into a place that honors the Lord.

What if you could walk the exact same road Jesus walked on His way to the Temple, hear the golden bells of the high priest, and stand where pilgrims sang the Psalms of Ascent? Jim Scudder takes you on an unforgettable journey through the newly opened Pilgrimage Road in the City of David—where faith, history, and archaeology come alive in stunning ways.

What if the secret to raising kids who obey God isn't yelling or hoping for the best, but first-time obedience, calm consistency, and quick restoration after discipline? Jim Scudder continues with practical, Bible-based steps that turn challenging moments into powerful opportunities to shape your child's heart for Christ.

If children come with a deceitful heart full of foolishness, how do we raise them to love and obey God instead of spiraling into rebellion? Pastor Jim Scudder dives deep into biblical heart training, the power of clear boundaries, and why loving chastening is one of the greatest gifts you can give your kids.

What if the most important job you'll ever have is shaping an eternal soul—and the Bible gives you the exact blueprint? Join Pastor Jim Scudder as he unpacks timeless wisdom on praise, discipline, consistency, and protecting your children in a world that wants to steal their hearts.

In a world flooded with teen substance abuse, skyrocketing suicides, and broken families, is there really a proven way to raise kids who love and serve God? Jim Scudder kicks off this powerful series, “Rasing Great Kids” by showing how your home can reflect the perfect unity of the Trinity and become a beacon of hope for the next generation.