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 | 14 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity |
Greg talks about a case in the Netherlands where a 28-year-old woman who doesn’t want to live is planning to be euthanized, then he answers a question about how you can “trust in the Lord with all your heart” when our hearts are wicked. Topics: more
Greg talks about the current trend of people realizing their values can’t be sustained by an atheist worldview, then he answers questions about a common ancestor and transitional forms, prayer and God’s predestined plan, and advice for praying with O... more
Greg reflects on the unique nature of a total eclipse and his experience seeing one yesterday, then he describes conversations he had with people about Christianity while he was traveling and answers a question about the slippery slope fallacy. Topic... more
Greg discusses what the Bible says about penal substitutionary atonement, then he answers questions about what to do if your pastor secretly holds to pro-LGBTQ theology and why God no longer gives direct messages to people like he did in the Old Test... more
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I listen to Greg as often as he provides content. It’s relevant, clear though often opinionated he keeps it real. Thank you for your patience with callers that seek wisdom, this has been such an example of tolerance and education for me. more
Know what you believe. Until I examined what I truly believe I was following several folks that were as lost as I was. Thank you for the opportunity to know my bible, and savior so much better. more
The program 12 Nov 2021 is a real delight in logical thinking. Only wish I can convince them to apply the same logic to miracles. They are acts of love and logic, not magic. The supernatural is not the unnatural but that what is not materialistic. JESUS is not trying to impress us with fulfilling our materialistic wishes by making alcohol to let it be called more valuable that the cleansing water used to make you presentable in the eye of God and God is not trying to impress us with acts of magi... more
I love apologetics and believe all Christians should know what they believe, why they believe it, learn how to ask meaningful questions and defend the faith. Greg is a font of knowledge, but sometimes he can be a little long winded, so I just speed it up or skip ahead a bit. ;) But overall, it’s a great podcast!
Have been listening for years. Greg and the team have built up an incredibly solid reputation insofar as tackling a variety of topics concerning faith, society and philosophy…Never miss an episode. Totally recommended for all believers.
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