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Mama Bear Apologetics is a podcast for mothers of biological, adopted, or spiritual children who want to learn about how to defend the Christian faith, help give their children reasons for faith, and understand the worldviews that challenge Christian faith in the first place.

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In this episode, Amy and Tricia continue their apologetics series exploring the top reasons Christianity is true by examining the possibility, purpose, and discernment of miracles. They discuss why belief in miracles is foundational to Christianity, ... more

This episode of the Mama Bear Apologetics podcast explores one of the biggest challenges to the Christian faith: the problem of evil. Amy & Tricia discuss how both children and adults wrestle with suffering, tragedy, and the existence of evil in a wo... more

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In this episode of the Mama Bear Apologetics podcast, Amy and Tricia Scribner continue their series on arguments for the existence of God by exploring the moral argument, also called the “right and wrong argument.” They explain that if objective mora... more

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In this episode, Amy and Tricia Scribner explore how order and design in the universe point to an intelligent Creator. Building on prior discussions of truth and causation, they introduce the teleological argument—the idea that purposeful design requ... more

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Leslie Nunnery
Homeschool educator and founder of Teach Them Diligently
Teach Them Diligently
Episode: Episode 148. Daily Discipleship Rhythms With Leslie Nunnery from Teach Them Diligently
Tricia Scribner
Co-host and guest, who has a PhD and focuses on answering questions about faith.
Episode: Episode 137: How Can We Know Christianity is True?
Alexa Cramer
Researcher and influencer on Enneagram teachings
Episode: Episode 135. How Enneagram and Richard Rohr Deconstruct Jesus with Alexa Cramer
Shane Winnings
Preacher, chairman, and CEO of Promise Keepers
Promise Keepers
Episode: Episode 129. How Dads Can Disciple Their Kids with Shane Winnings
Wesley Huff
Director of Apologetics Canada
Apologetics Canada
Episode: Episode 120. 5 Ways The Wes Huff Interview Showed Us How To Be A Better Apologist
Julie Loos
Co-author of Honest Prayers for Mama Bears
Mama Bear Apologetics
Episode: Episode 119. Teach Them To Pray
Mary Comm
A friend of the host and expert in helping parents with prodigal children
Episode: Episode 118. Parenting Prodigals
Ricky Chelette
Founder of Living Hope, a ministry focused on guiding individuals through issues related to LGBTQ ideologies
Living Hope
Episode: Episode 115. Raising Gender Healthy Girls
Ricky Challette
Guest from Living Hope Ministries, discussing gender identity and parenting
Living Hope Ministries
Episode: Episode 114. Raising Gender Healthy Boys

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 1.5k ratings
  • Grateful

    Advice is everywhere. Good advice is hard to come by but good advice that also all aligns with the Bible and my beliefs and values that are biblical are very rare. This is helpful thank you

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    StemIkwe
    United States9 months ago
  • Good podcast!

    I enjoy listening to these ladies, and appreciate their research. I do think that they lean a bit towards a legalistic/fear-driven mindset. I also really wish they’d update the intro, as the whole “check it, we keep it realz” line is pretty cringey, undermines the seriousness of their material, and has definitely made me hesitate to recommend the show to other moms.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Miriam Faith
    United Statesa year ago
  • Awesome podcast!

    I have been listening to this podcast for awhile and love it. I rarely comment but was so blown away by the recent episode on Back to School Encouragement that I felt compelled to write a review. Every parent needs to hear this one! It is packed with so much wisdom and I plan to listen to it again and probably a third time just to unpack it all again and share some of this with my kids. I love that resources and references are included in the episode notes. Thank you Mama Bear Apologetics!!... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kannette D
    United States2 years ago
  • This podcast is very informative and encouraging for Christian parents. Lots of great applicable advice.

    Audible
    5
    JSx875
    United States2 years ago
  • A great resource for Christian parents

    This podcast is very informative and encouraging for Christian parents. Lots of great applicable advice.

    Audible
    5
    JSx875
    United States2 years ago

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Episode 145. 6 Questions Every Worldview Answers
Q: What are the three main worldviews and why do they matter for conversations about faith?
They matter because understanding these worldviews helps people identify the roots of beliefs, evaluate how each explains ultimate reality, and equips listeners to engage others in meaningful conversations about spiritual realities.
Episode 137: How Can We Know Christianity is True?
Q: How can we trust that the New Testament documents are reliable?
We can trust the New Testament documents through historical evidence, the integrity of the authors, and the chain of custody over the documents throughout history.
Episode 137: How Can We Know Christianity is True?
Q: What are presuppositions, and why are they important?
Presuppositions are the underlying assumptions that support truth claims or arguments; recognizing them strengthens dialogue by providing a solid truth foundation.
Episode 137: How Can We Know Christianity is True?
Q: What is classical apologetics, and how do we know that Christianity is true?
Classical apologetics provides a systematic framework to present evidences for the truth claims of Christianity, focusing on understanding the existence of truth, theistic God, and evidences from scriptures.
Episode 129. How Dads Can Disciple Their Kids with Shane Winnings
Q: What can you offer the dads out there for maybe a resource, a way of connecting with other dads?
Men can download the app for resources and group discussions, and join the free men's only Zoom Bible study called Overcomers every Wednesday night.

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What is Mama Bear Apologetics about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Rooted in Christian apologetics for families, this show consistently explores theology, worldview, and how to teach kids to think critically about culture through a parental lens. Episodes frequently feature philosophy of religion, biblical worldview, and practical teaching tips for families, with guests who bring academic or ministry background to make complex ideas accessible for moms. Notable is the emphasis on actionable parenting frameworks, along with curated guest experts, and sponsor-integrated segments that keep resources front-and-center for listeners. The format often blends rigorous argumentation with kid-friendly demonstrations and real-world examples, making it useful for parents seeking to defend faith and nurture faith-infor... more

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1. Leslie Nunnery
2. Tricia Scribner
3. Alexa Cramer
4. Shane Winnings
5. Wesley Huff
6. Julie Loos
7. Mary Comm
8. Ricky Chelette

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