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 | 15 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity |
Greg and Tim review clips from a conversation between Greg, atheist Alex O’Connor, and Hindu Alok Kanojia, discussing why human beings flourish in a particular way, the foundation of meaning and purpose, the meaning crisis, Alex’s paperclip analogy, ... more
Greg answers questions about how to tell the difference between your own thoughts and God speaking to you, near death experiences, cremation vs. the regular burial process, leaving a church without feeling a calling from God, and dealing with burnout... more
Greg talks about atheist Alex O’Connor’s use of suffering as an argument against God, then he answers a caller’s question about how God could create people with autism—something that adds such difficulties to a person’s life and makes it harder for p... more
Greg talks about his experience on The Diary of a CEO podcast talking about meaning and purpose with Alex O’Connor and Alok Kanojia, then he answers questions about whether the term “innocent” can be applied to a fetal human being and whether Cain we... more
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Greg offers so much practical wisdom based in scripture and backed by scripture. It’s so helpful in my Christian walk. He’s compassionate without watering down truth. Highly recommend for anyone searching or looking to further undergird your faith.
You did a great job covering for Greg – – I enjoyed you just as much as I do him! Although, you do have a Jersey accent that Greg absolutely does not have! I love it! Made my day!
He’s a narcissist and a manipulator. Less of him makes this show all the more better.
This podcast is just a repository of motivated reasoning, logical fallacy, misplaced morals, and bad ideas.
This may not go over well but I don’t think a show should ask for money at the end of the year when the main person is not on very much.
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This podcast focuses on helping Christians deepen their understanding of their faith while providing practical tools for engaging in thoughtful discussions about biblical doctrines and moral issues. Listeners can expect episodes that address a wide range of topics, including theology, apologetics, and contemporary cultural issues, all rooted in a strong biblical foundation. Unique in its approach, the podcast features listener Q&A segments where questions about challenging faith-related topics are openly discussed, reflecting a commitment to clarity and accessibility in presenting the Christian worldview.
Noteworthy is the host's ability to tackle complex theological concepts while maintaining a respectful and engaging tone throughout the ... more
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