
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 | SpiritualityReligion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

In Part 2 of our series on equal protection for the preborn, Alisa sits down with Ginna Cross, co-CEO of Alliance Family Services, to hear the case for why equal protection should be pursued now—not later. Grounded in a deep conviction that Scripture... more
Equal protection for the preborn has become one of the biggest and most divisive debates in the pro-life movement. Everyone agrees abortion ends the life of an innocent human being. Everyone wants to see abortion end. The disagreement is over how Chr... more
Charlie Kirk's assassination sparked an explosion of conspiracy theories. Many of those claims, amplified by Candace Owens, have accused eyewitnesses, Charlie's friends, and even TPUSA of participating in a massive cover-up.
In this episode, Frank T... more
Was Phoebe the first female preacher? Was Junia an apostle? Can women preach, teach, or host Christian podcasts?
These questions are fueling some of the biggest debates in evangelicalism today.
In this episode, Denny Burk joins me to separate bibli... more
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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.
Love all your podcasts and this one was exceptionally great and important so important. Really appreciate all your hard work and working for the Kingdom of God
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A biblically grounded show that tackles progressive Christianity, skeptical claims, and cultural debates through apologetics and scripture. Recent episodes emphasize discernment, truth in scripture, and parenting in the face of online misinformation, with frequent discussions on deconstruction, Christian nationalism, and the role of biblical authority in public life. The format often blends host-led Q&A, guest interviews with theologians and Christian thinkers, and practical guidance for families and pastors, with sponsor reads woven in. Noteworthy traits include a clear theological stance, emphasis on evidence and reasoning within a biblical framework, and a consistent focus on navigating controversial topics without compromising core doct... more
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