Today on Highlights, Kerby Anderson sits down with cognitive scientist Dr. Michael Lundie for a fascinating conversation at the intersection of faith and brain science. From improving cognitive performance to understanding how we think and grow, this episode offers a fresh and engaging look at the incredible design of the human mind.

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Today on Highlights, Kerby Anderson welcomes Pastor and author Nate Pickowicz to discuss his new book, Overcoming the Darkness. Together they explore the reality of spiritual depression and the struggles many Christians face with doubt, anxiety, and discouragement—offering biblical encouragement and hope for rediscovering the joy of the Lord.

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Today on Highlights, Kerby Anderson welcomes Dr. Michael Licona for a thoughtful conversation on theology, biblical studies, and history. Discussing his new book, Jesus, Contradicted, Dr. Licona addresses one of the most common challenges to the Gospels—their differences—and explains how understanding ancient writing styles can actually strengthen confidence in their reliability.

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Today on Highlights, Kerby Anderson speaks with historian Mark David Hall about American history and his book, Did America Have a Christian Founding? Drawing on historical research, Dr. Hall explores how the beliefs of many of the Founding Fathers were shaped by Christian ideas and why understanding that influence still matters in conversations about faith, government, and religious liberty today.

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Today on Highlights, Kerby Anderson tackles theology—but in a way that might surprise you. Joined by first-time guest Dr. Timothy Gaines, they discuss Walking the Theological Life, a book designed to make theology more accessible, practical, and engaging for personal study or group discussion.

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Kerby Anderson welcomes author and podcaster Aimee Byrd for an encouraging conversation about faith, reflection, and her book, Saving Face. In a time when many believers feel discouraged or disillusioned, Aimee offers a thoughtful invitation to rediscover the beauty of seeking Christ’s presence and reflecting His grace in our lives.

Today on Highlights, Kerby Anderson speaks with respected scholar Robert Woodson about history, politics, social trends, and his book, Red, White, and Black. Drawing from decades of leadership and community work, Woodson challenges prevailing narratives about race in America and offers a fuller account of the Black American experience—one marked by resilience, agency, and deep roots in the nation’s story.

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Turns out remembering is harder than we think. Good thing God keeps reminding us.

Kerby welcomes musician and author Andrew Osenga for a rich conversation about discipleship, the modern Church, and his book How to Remember. In a culture of noise and distraction, Andrew offers a refreshing call back to historic Christian practices that help believers recover awe, depth, and lasting faith.

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