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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 301 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityEducationChristianity | |||

This week, Frank takes us behind the scenes of an exclusive, once-in-a-lifetime tour of the U.S. Capitol guided by Speaker Mike Johnson, who knows the history of our country, including its foundations in Judeo-Christian tradition. From hidden rooms a... more
Why are millions of people forming deep emotional attachments to celebrities, influencers, and online personalities they've never met? And why do some online figures inspire such fierce loyalty that followers will defend their claims, adopt their wor... more
What happens when Islam becomes the majority in a nation? Martin Sedra, pastor of Echo Church in Australia, returns to continue his blunt exposé on why Islam is not only a false religion, but also a spiritual and social disaster. From the horrors of ... more
They tried to murder his family. So how did a religion with a centuries-long history of violence become successfully rebranded as the "religion of peace"? With the growing sympathy from liberals in the West and the passivity of the Church, could Shar... more
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Becoming my favorite podcast. Thank you, Frank.
Answers here. He covers facts, logic, reasoning, experts… so enlightening. See for yourself.
Clearly laid out for science and non science people. This was interesting and easy to follow. Not preachy and used science to prove the Biblical science. Loved it
In referencing only so called Black NBA players, you missed several White NBA players (Gordon Hayward (fraud), Mike Miller (Conduct), Chris Anderson (Drugs). In all fairness, to avoid causing your audience to believe “Its the Blacks” which are the ones committing most of the crimes.
I want to start this review by saying that am largely in agreement with Frank Turek when it comes to theology and politics. But whenever he tries to tackle biblical archaeology (or Egyptology) it’s always awful. I say this as a Christian who is working on a PhD in biblical archaeology. Turek only consults Titus Kennedy and his colleagues, who are only a niche group of biblicists who hold to fringe views and are far from the best that Christian archaeologists have to offer. There are better sourc... more
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A sharp, apologetics-forward show that challenges listeners to evaluate Christian truth claims through debate, historical context, and thoughtful questioning. Episodes span biblical defense, philosophy of religion, ethical issues, and contemporary intersections of faith with politics and culture. Guests range from historians and theologians to philosophers and public figures, often probing tough questions about truth, suffering, identity, and worldviews. A standout trait is the blend of rigorous argumentation with accessible storytelling, making complex ideas approachable for a broad audience of Christian readers, skeptics, and policy-minded listeners.
Noteworthy is the frequent emphasis on applying biblical perspectives to current events,... more
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Martin Sedra
2. Owen Anderson
3. Billy Hallowell
4. Melissa Doherty
5. Jeff Morgan
6. Jonathan Morrow
7. Stephen C. Meyer
8. Josh McPherson
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