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Changing the Narrative with David Rives

Episode Archive

Episode Archive

126 episodes of Changing the Narrative with David Rives since the first episode, which aired on November 25th, 2019.
  • Episode 127: Jesus in the Boardroom! | Changing the Narrative - with David Rives and Guest

    October 7th, 2026  |  Season 3  |  28 mins
    christianity, creation, david rives, david rives ministries, science, wonders without number

    What happens when faith doesn’t stay inside the church—but walks straight into the boardroom?

  • Episode 125: Redefining Engineering | Changing the Narrative - with David Rives and Guest

    September 23rd, 2026  |  Season 3  |  27 mins 48 secs
    christianity, creation, david rives, david rives ministries, science, wonders without number

    David Rives sits down with Dr. Mark Horstemeyer to explore what it means to redefine engineering through the lens of science, creativity, and a biblical worldview.

  • Episode 124: A New Curriculum! | Changing the Narrative - with David Rives and Guest

    September 16th, 2026  |  Season 3  |  28 mins
    christianity, creation, david rives, david rives ministries, science, wonders without number

    What if the way we teach science could change the way an entire generation understands the world around them?

  • Episode 118: On The Origin of Life | Changing the Narrative - with David Rives

    April 22nd, 2026  |  Season 3  |  28 mins
    christianity, creation, david rives, david rives ministries, science, wonders without number

    How did life begin? In this episode of Changing the Narrative, David Rives and Dr. Stephen Meyer take on one of the most foundational and contested questions in all of science. From origin-of-life theories and chemical evolution to the staggering complexity required for even the simplest living cell, this conversation explores why the existence of life remains far more difficult to explain than many popular accounts suggest. Rather than settling for surface-level answers, this episode digs into the scientific, philosophical, and worldview implications behind the question of how life could arise from nonliving matter.