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Sometimes, we see sharing our faith as scary. Hugh and Kathy Ross see it as an adventure! Join Hugh and Kathy Ross on this episode of Steve Brown, Etc. as they talk about their adventures in the faith from their new book, Always be Ready: A Call to Adventurous Faith. Listen as they share their own thrills and challenges of being a Christian and always being ready to give an answer for the hope they have. Dr. Ross is an astrophysicist and best-selling author. He’s living an adventurous faith traveling the globe speaking on the compatibility of science and the Christian faith. Hugh is the president and founder of Reasons to Believe. They have so many great resources at Reasons.org. His wife Kathy is a vice president at Reasons to Believe. She oversees a number of departments there. She also has a master’s degree in English and edits Hugh’s books. Together they have a new book out titled Always Be Ready: A Call to Adventurous Faith.

Maybe some Christians with their underwear on too tight left you with a bad taste in your mouth when it comes to faith. Kendra Fletcher's here, on Steve Brown, Etc., to talk about learning to love God, others, and yourself again after a bad religious experience, which is the topic of her new book, Leaving Legalism. Kendra is a not only a mother of 8, she’s a speaker, author, and podcaster who also wrote the Key Life/New Growth Press book, Lost and Found: Losing Religion, Finding Grace. Check it out at KeyLife.org! Her new book is titled, Leaving Legalism: Learning to Love God, Others, and Yourself Again.

Suffering comes in a lot of forms: illness, unemployment, broken relationship, and death. But Paul Tripp is here to tell us the hope of the Gospel is bigger than any of our suffering as he tells us about his new book, Suffering: Gospel Hope When Life Doesn't Make Sense. Dr. Tripp is a pastor, author, and international conference speaker. He’s also the president of Paul Tripp Ministries. Visit him online at PaulTrippMinistries.org.http://PaulTrippMinistries.org Paul has written so many books I would start to suffer if I listed all the titles. His new book is titled, Suffering: Gospel Hope When Life Doesn’t Make Sense.

You ever wonder how we got the Bible? Or if scripture is reliable? Join Dr. Ryan Reeves on Steve Brown, Etc. today to answer those questions and more as he talks about his new book, Know How We Got Our Bible. Dr. Ryan Reeves is Associate Professor of Historical Theology at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. He’s also Dean of the seminary’s Jacksonville campus. Check out Ryan’s short videos at our website, KeyLife.org. You’ll have fun while learning some cool stuff. Get Ryan’s new book, titled, Know How We Got Our Bible.

It's never been easier to end up overwhelmed by all the injustice in the world. Just scrolling through the news feeds on our phones can leave us both stirred to action and simultaneously discouraged that our little bit will make any difference in the face of so much evil and suffering. But there are effective and fulfilling ways to move from observer to activist. Join Eddie Kaufholz from the International Justice Mission podcast, The New Activist, on Steve Brown, Etc. for a fun conversation about inspiring action that changes lives. Eddie speaks, teaches, and writes about relationships, seasons of life, marriage, dating, parenting, the church, and theology. Connect with him on EddieKaufholz.com and visit IJM.org to find our more about the amazing work of International Justice Mission.