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PEOPLE SEEPEOPLE SEEK meaning outside of themselves, something bigger that transcends the natural realm and offers answers to the big questions of life. Surprisingly, in our modern age that often means turning to the pagan gods of antiquity.K meaning outside of themselves, something bigger that transcends the natural realm and offers answers to the big questions of life. Surprisingly, in our modern age that often means turning to the pagan gods of antiquity.Continue Reading

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HOW IS it that an 8th century saint got her name connected to a pagan celebration? Dr. Judd Burton joins us to discuss Saint Walpurga, Walpurgisnacht, the history of witchcraft and its connections to ancient Mesopotamia.

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80,000 PEOPLE will meet next week in the Nevada desert to fundamentally change the world around you. Carl Teichrib, author of Game of Gods, will be at Burning Man again this year, and he explains why you should pay close attention to what’s happening at events like this.

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Carl Teichrib, author of Game of Gods: The Temple of Man in the Age of Re-enchantment, shares observations about a recent conference of pagans in the upper Midwest.Continue Reading

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THE MODERN world is returning to the old gods. Festivals like the recent Burning Man are a symptom, not the cause, of the growth of the new paganism. Carl Teichrib, author of the forthcoming book Game of Gods, explains why Christians should be concerned by the growth and direction of transformational festivals.

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