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16 episodes
since Feb. 10, 2026
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What does it mean to be a fool for Christ? Honestly, it sounds like a contradiction. Those who know Christ are meant to be wise—not fools.But what if following Christ faithfully means looking foolish in the eyes of the world? For those who seek to conform their lives to Christ rather than the ways …

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The Palestinian flag is everywhere these days. Along with the Ukrainian flag, the pride flag and a number of other flags that have come to hold cultural meaning in our modern world. These flags are symbols—but symbolic of what?Dave likes to call this the coffee shop contradiction. The cognitive dis…
If you could take a pill and never have to sleep again—would you? If sleep is mere utility, like charging your phone at the end of every day, then no one should fault you for making that choice. But Brett McCracken would argue that sleep is so much more—and in this conversation, he asks us to conte…
We’re on a brief summer sabbatical here at Commitment to Reality, but I wanted to reach out and thank everyone who’s joined us on this journey so far. We’re just getting started.One of my favorite parts of hosting this podcast has been the connections made through these conversations.To the listene…
Long after you’re born, your mother’s body continues to carry your cells—and you carry hers. The science behind this phenomenon is called fetomaternal microchimerism, and by bringing attention to this reality Dr. Kristin Collier dismantles the modern myth that we are isolated, autonomous, self-made…
We all have a pornography problem, whether we’ve ever watched pornography or not. The issue with pornography goes far beyond sex—it’s an issue of vision. How we view one another.We have lost our ability to see properly, and when we lose our sense of spiritual vision, we reduce persons made in the i…
How we talk about miscarriage—or don’t talk about it—matters. Miscarriage is one of the most painful experiences a family can endure, yet we rarely speak of it. The silence is deafening, and it creates a culture of isolation for families bearing these lost gifts.Dave and his wife recently experienc…
Faith and family are civilizational cornerstones. Remove them and the structure loses its integrity. American culture—and much of the West—has done exactly that as we’ve become increasingly “family unfriendly.”Timothy P. Carney wrote Family Unfriendly: How Our Culture Made Raising Kids Much Harder …
The Story of Everything is one of the most important films to hit theaters in years. It's also one of the most beautiful films about science that you might ever see.  On this episode, Dave Hanegraaff is joined by biologist Doug Axe, one of the film's key figures, to unpack what it argues, why it ma…
Sin is a problem. But, one of the great psychological tragedies of the West is a misunderstanding of sin. We turned it into a legal category — a list of infractions — and lost what the word actually means: missing the mark. The ancient Church didn't start with sin. It started with the passions — th…
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