Oct 11, 2026 · 33 min · 11 segments
**Episode 170: Searching for Jesus: What If He Is Who He Says He Is?** Some intriguing recent findings are drawing fresh attention to Jesus and the biblical accounts. Could they strengthen the case…
Brent HendersonHost
When I was a little boy growing up in northwestern PA, my world was my family.
From where we lived in the Appalachian Mountains, I could see those hills, and there were deer, chipmunks, birds, bear, turkeys.
And when a snowstorm came through or lightning lit up the sky, it was just something that I was curious about.
I just couldn't believe that nature had this kind of power, and you don't have to travel very far to find something that you don't understand when you're a little boy, and I was curious.
We'd hitch up our little 19-foot covered wagon, I think my dad had a Bonneville, and we would go about 30 minutes away, right off the, uh, the Allegheny River at a place called Clark's Campground.
We would float down the Allegheny River in a rubber raft, and I started paying attention about this age to what was happening in the world a little bit more, realizing that there were actually wars.
And I was beginning to read and see things about places I had never, ever seen before.
There were laws and rules that I was now having to, to learn and pay attention to.
There was a whole world beyond the part that my mother could see from the house, and I was beginning to explore this.
When I was a little boy growing up in northwestern PA, my world was my family.
From where we lived in the Appalachian Mountains, I could see those hills, and there were deer, chipmunks, birds, bear, turkeys.
And when a snowstorm came through or lightning lit up the sky, it was just something that I was curious about.
I just couldn't believe that nature had this kind of power, and you don't have to travel very far to find something that you don't understand when you're a little boy, and I was curious.
We'd hitch up our little 19-foot covered wagon, I think my dad had a Bonneville, and we would go about 30 minutes away, right off the, uh, the Allegheny River at a place called Clark's Campground.
We would float down the Allegheny River in a rubber raft, and I started paying attention about this age to what was happening in the world a little bit more, realizing that there were actually wars.
And I was beginning to read and see things about places I had never, ever seen before.
There were laws and rules that I was now having to, to learn and pay attention to.
There was a whole world beyond the part that my mother could see from the house, and I was beginning to explore this.
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