
Helping you answer Progressive Christianity and skeptical claims against the gospel from a biblical worldview
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & SpiritualitySpirituality | |||

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What happens when students attend a Christian university expecting their faith to be strengthened—but instead encounter professors who question Scripture, reject the atonement, and blur biblical teaching on sexuality?
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Michael Jones and his family were doxxed and threatened for publicly challenging Islam. Their personal information was exposed, the threats became serious enough that they had to move—and Michael refused to be silenced.
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I’ve respected this podcast as a foundational discussion on theology. However, after listening to episode #392, I can no longer support this podcast. In my opinion, the intention of this episode was not clear. If Dr. Turek has issues with the information presented through the Candace Owen podcast, then it would be effective to discuss directly with her and not contribute to slander/gossip through this forum. Everyone processes grief differently. Mrs. Kirk can go on stage to forgive the alleged k... more
The episode on aliens was revealing, you should be aware that creationist researcher and apologist Gary Bates investigated this and came to the same conclusion years ago. He published his findings in a book Alien intrusion.
She’s quite charitable when giving opinions regarding her own theology and quite unfair when representing Sheila Gregoire. Interesting that she says she doesn’t do exegesis, but that is quite untrue if you listen to her podcast. Give a fair critique, Alisa. It’s the honest and right thing to do.
Love to have more critical thinking here. Many woman have been hurt- at least someone is taking their data and listening as opposed to dismissing and sweeping it under the rug. Sex scandals in the church are exploding- men harming woman- speak about that honestly. Is this what Jesus wanted for his daughters? You could do so much better. There wasn’t one argument with integrity. I’m losing hope in my conservative Christian sisters.
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The show provides thoughtful Christian apologetics and cultural commentary from a biblical worldview, often addressing controversial topics within evangelical circles. Episodes frequently feature guests who speak to theology, biblical interpretation, gender roles, bioethics, and contemporary cultural issues, with a clear emphasis on defending orthodox Christianity against progressive critiques. Listeners can expect principled discussions, practical theology, and sponsorship integrations woven into rigorous debates and personal testimonies. A notable pattern is balancing scholarly critique with accessible, real-world applications for families, educators, and church leaders. A distinctive thread is rigorous, sometimes combative, yet respectfu... more
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