#STRask
Stand to ReasonStand to Reason’s Greg Koukl and Amy Hall answer questions on ethics, theology, apologetics, and culture from a Christian perspective. Submit your questions on Twitter using the hashtag #STRask.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 103 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||
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Questions about how to answer the challenge that God doesn’t need a “pound of flesh” to forgive sins but can simply forgive, and whether the claim in Romans 10:13 that everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved contradicts Matthew 7:21.... more
Questions about whether two logical people can come to conflicting conclusions on a topic without committing a fallacy, how Greg, as a public figure, deals with criticism, and whether or not criticism gets to him.
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Questions about how to determine which topics at work are worth commenting on, and a good way to respond when you’re in a group Bible study and hear earnest, lifelong Christians talk excitedly about books or content creators that aren’t orthodox.
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Questions about whether Jesus proved he wasn’t sinless when he overturned the tables, whether Jesus’ response to the Pharisees in Mark 3:22–26 was a bad argument, why Jesus was known for associating with sinners, and to what extent we should follow h... more
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- Always Informative
I must’ve been listening to this podcast since 2020, I suppose. Heard about it from Jack Hibbs.
Greg and Amy are a great team and both of them bring terrific insight to common objections against Christian doctrine, and they tackle some of the current cultural issues.
They’ve consistently produced a couple of shows a week, which I enjoy listening to each Friday.
Thanks to the STR team.
Apple Podcasts5Unstable Confusion
Australia9 months ago - Thoughtful answers to hard questions
Thank you Amy and Greg for addressing questions in a thoughtful and Biblically solid manner. I appreciate your perspectives and your insight has blessed my walk with the Lord.
Apple Podcasts5Gp123456
United States10 months ago - My Lord and My God
Regarding Isaiah 45:7 and calamities:
Need to find out why they are asking. Yes, behind the calamity could be:
1) idea that we are not in charge
2) in natural disasters cleanup team may contain a teen who is next impactful pastor, evangelist, or humanitarian based on what that person experienced in aftermath of calamity.
3) search a natural disaster - benifits, science ex. Earthquake. If earthquakes did not happen pressure would not be relieved and ultimately earth would have cataclysmic situ... more
Apple Podcasts5MyLordandMyGodUnited Statesa year ago - Thoughtful responses to tough questions
Amy and Greg are a great team and always do a great job unpacking difficult topics
Apple Podcasts564SquishyOrangesUnited States2 years ago - Wonderful Response
I sent in a question recently that Greg and Amy answered thoroughly and thoughtfully. They are such a gift to the kingdom and I am so thankful to have come across this ministry!
Apple Podcasts5UscarolinagirlUnited States2 years ago
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Frequently Asked Questions About #STRask
What is #STRask about and what kind of topics does it cover?
A dynamic duo engages with a variety of complex questions surrounding Christianity, ethics, theology, and cultural issues, aiming to provide clear and thoughtful responses. The discussions are rooted in biblical perspectives, aiming to elucidate concepts such as modesty, salvation, and moral dilemmas in contemporary society. Episodes tackle challenging inquiries and reflections on real-life situations, involving discussions about government, societal norms, and interpersonal relationships, thus offering listeners substantial insights into living a principled Christian life. Notably, the format encourages interaction by inviting audience questions through social media, contributing to a sense of community among listeners.
This engaging styl... more
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