
Our purpose is to help Christians think more clearly about their faith and to help them make an even-handed, incisive, yet gracious defense for classical Christianity. Released every Wednesday and Friday.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 105 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

Greg talks about West Hollywood legally recognizing multi-partner relationships, responds to a challenge that he can’t demonstrate the existence of a supernatural category via a legitimate methodology, and answers whether the three-day darkness in Ex... more
Greg answers questions about whether praying for miracles should be an integral part of evangelism, what to ask someone who thinks humans are born good, why Eve would listen to a talking snake, and whether all Reformed people must believe Jesus only ... more
Greg encourages us to explain to others that Christianity is about an objective reality outside of us, then he talks to callers about how to remain hopeful even though we could potentially live through the tribulation, and what the Bible says about h... more
Greg talks about God’s wills and praying for his will to be done, then he answers questions about citing the story of the rich man and Lazarus to someone who rejects Christianity because of unsaved loved ones who passed away, and whether Moses chang... more
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Consistantly excellent!
I really like Greg and the wisdom he shares.
The December episode on “We Can’t Both Be Christians” is a beneficial conversation for intentional, loving, and practical dialogue about the basis for Christianity and any religion, and in this case specifically the teachings of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Greg avoids disparaging other’s beliefs or straw manning to oversimplify—instead he uses primary sources, gives clear arguments, and walks through how only one group can be Christians based on what both groups believe.
Greg does such a wonderful job answering all the questions that are brought to him.
Greg and the whole team make amazing show. It is always clear thinking, challenging, and edifying for the christian and non-christian alike. In an era of noise and lots of podcast fights, this show always builds up, sharpens, and encourages listeners, even if you may not agree with everything said on the show. Thanks STR team for equipping the church.
Grace and peace to you,
A Marshwiggle
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Twice-weekly conversations and call-in discussions equip Christians to explain and defend classical Christianity with clear reasoning, careful biblical interpretation, and a gracious tone. Greg Koukl is the regular host, answering questions about doctrine, ethics, Scripture, science, suffering, and contemporary culture. The format combines focused teaching with extended exchanges with callers, alongside occasional interviews with Christian authors and apologetics practitioners. Discussions often compare Christian claims with atheism, relativism, or other religious perspectives, and offer practical ways to discuss difficult questions without caricaturing opposing views. The emphasis on close reading, philosophical argument, and real-life app... more
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