
Training Christians to THINK WELL by curating conversations with Christian thinkers and giving a framework for engaging the culture with a biblical worldview. Ryan Pauly has been working with students for over a decade as a teacher, missionary, and apologist. He is the Founder and President of Think Well, the Director of Immersive Experiences at MAVEN, and an Adjunct Professor of Theology and Apol... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 357 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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A lot of people are troubled by the Bible and have a lot of questions. Sometimes, Scripture itself seems to act as an obstacle to faith. The authors of "Is It Really The Good Book?" face these questions head-on in a quest to understand and appreciate... more
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Ryan interacts with young people regularly as part of his teaching job and other outreach that he does so he hears the questions that they are asking. He gives a lot of thought to his responses and is equipping the church to engage the culture. I love listening to his podcast to get equipped to answer those tough questions when they arise.
Ryan is a great host when interviewing and has great understanding of Christianity and Apologetics. I enjoy his topics and when he has special guest.
I listen to a lot of podcast by many experts in apologetics. They always seem to sneak in some politics into the discussion. It’s off putting. I can’t say what Ryan’s politics are. And that is good. Even when talking about abortion, he stuck to the facts. Both side of that subject seem to attack each other more than discuss the facts. He seems very thoughtful in trying to keep it about the topic. His unpolished and honest approach is refreshing.
This Podcast will help answer many of the questions people are asking today, as well as remedy several of the doubts which Christians keep secret. I strongly believe Ryan is sharing the very things the church needs to hear most as we are quickly and surely approaching a world and culture that is post-Christian. Ryan equips his listeners with thought-provoking ideas and evidence, to help believers stay confident in their faith and how to live Godly in an ungodly world. Ryan has also been a featur... more
Very practical, thought provoking and well done
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A probe into Christian apologetics and cultural engagement, this show centers on thoughtful dialogue about faith, Scripture, and worldview through live debates, Q&A, and expert interviews. Frequent topics include biblical interpretation, historical evidence for Christianity, answers to tough questions about God and Jesus, and how to navigate culture with a biblical worldview. A notable strength is the combination of accessible conversation with scholarly rigor, often featuring guest experts and researchers who help listeners reason through complex theological issues. The format—live call-ins, book discussions, and debates—offers both practical guidance for believers and engaging content for curious skeptics.
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Recent guests on Think Well include:
1. Brooklyn Lou
2. John Marriott
3. Shawn Wicks
4. Dr. Mikel Del Rosario
5. Dr. Hugh Ross
6. Dr. Sy Garte
7. James Sinclair
8. Dr. Charles Taliaferro
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