RZIM: Cover to Cover Broadcasts

In the final episode of Cover to Cover Season 3, Vince Vitale joins Shawn and Ivy for a look behind the scenes of writing Jesus Among Secular Gods, co-authored with Ravi Zacharias. Vince shares about his journey to faith, his current work as Director of the Americas and the Zacharias Institute, his relationship with reading, and reflections on writing this book with Ravi. Together

Join Shawn and Ivy as they take a look at what's coming in Cover to Cover season 4! Next season will feature Faith That Lasts: A Father and Son on Cultivating Lifelong Belief by father-son duo Stuart and Cameron McAllister. This episode features a popular Father's Day interview from Stuart and Cameron, and highlights some exciting themes for season 4. Discuss this episode with fell

In their final discussion of the book Jesus Among Secular Gods, Shawn and Ivy reflect on the core of the Christian faith: Truth is a person who loves us, and that changes everything. Our deepest needs are met in every aspect of our individual lives as we come to realize how this Truth embodies love. Be sure to join Shawn and Ivy as they share their final thoughts and takeaways from

Shawn and Ivy begin to explore this final chapter of "Jesus Among Secular Gods" as they examine the challenge to love the truth. What does this challenge look like in real life? How does disagreement fit into the Christian call to share the truth with love? Come along for this discussion about how a love for truth can drastically change our daily lives in today's "fight or flee" cu

When you reflect upon the people you admire, what qualities about them do you admire most? No matter our worldview we are often drawn to the self-sacrificing, not to the hedonistic. Join Shawn and Ivy as they reflect on the lived realities of hedonism and Christianity and investigate what the life of Jesus means for us in our pursuit of a meaningful life. Discuss this episode with

Throughout this season we have learned that behind each person is a story, and each story is comprised of individual, unique experiences. Hedonism asks a challenging question: What if our lives are only about what we experience? If we were able, would we choose to experience only certain things that make us feel good? Join Shawn and Ivy in this episode as they compare and contrast

Have you ever considered what Christianity, Humanism, and Relativism may have in common? There is one major difference in Christianity that sheds important significance on all the apparent similarities. Join Shawn and Ivy in this episode as they examine Relativism as a natural outworking of Humanistic belief, and consider the concrete implications of living as a Relativist. Discuss

Is it true that education makes a person better? Does education lead a person to morality? Shawn and Ivy continue their examination of this commonly held humanistic belief and how it can create blind spots in a worldview. Join them as they discover the logical implications behind this assumption and what they mean for daily life. Discuss this episode with fellow podcast listeners

Of all the worldviews discussed this far on this season of Cover to Cover, Humanism might be the most difficult to define. Christians and non-Christians alike may hold humanistic assumptions in their daily lives and not even realize it. How can we identify these assumptions and why are they there in the first place? Shawn and Ivy examine the importance of perseverance as we seek to

Have you ever taken the time to stop and think about the good that can be found in a worldview you don't agree with? What good things can we affirm in a worldview opposite of our own? Join Shawn and Ivy as they discover the virtuous desires at the root of a pluralistic worldview, and how Christianity abundantly satisfies those desires. Discuss this episode with fellow podcast list