Dr. Sean McDowell is a gifted communicator with a passion for equipping the church, and in particular young people, to make the case for the Christian faith. Sean is an Associate Professor in the Christian Apologetics program at Talbot School of Theology, Biola University. On this channel he tackles some of the biggest questions about God, morality, and contemporary culture. Visit www.seanmcdowell... more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 219 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity |
In this conversation, Catholic apologist Trent Horn is here to discuss his video asking 50 Catholics their favorite argument for God. This was actually a response to my video where I asked 100 apologists their favorite arguments for God. However, tod... more
Is there room in the church for a "flexible inerrancy," in which the Gospel writers adapted and invented sayings of Jesus according to their theological interests? For example, is it within the bounds of inerrancy to conclude that Jesus never said th... more
What would it look like for revival to break out in the most restrictive places in the world? In this episode, I talk with Dr. Hormoz Shariat, a PhD in computer engineering, author of Iran’s Great Awakening, and the “Billy Graham of Iran.” Dr. Hormoz... more
Today I have on apologist Mike Winger to explain why he pivoted his channel toward investigating abuse and false teaching in the church especially in settings where prophecy is practiced without accountability. He traces how “cover-up culture” forms,... more
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Regarding guest Mike Licona: I am not a big fan of you promoting his work; it only adds unnecessary doubts to the authenticity of inerrancy of the scriptures. We have many Christians who are looking for solid answers that support the trustworthiness of the faith and you give him the unchallenged floor to undermine the historical views of Jesus and apostles regarding the inerrancy of the Bible. He has a lot of very questionable
theories for his unique interpretation, but denies the straight fo... more
Regarding Mike Licona: I am not a big fan of you promoting his work; it only adds unnecessary doubts of the faith. We have many Christians who are looking for solid answers and you give him the unchallenged floor to undermine the historical claims of Jesus and apostles. He has a lot of very questionable
theories for his unique interpretation, but denies the straight forward claims that the scriptures are God breathed. Denying the promise from Jesus that the Holy Spirit would guide the writers ... more
Regarding Mike Licona: I am not a big fan promoting his work; it only adds to the questionability of the faith. We have many who are looking for solid answers and you give him the unchallenged floor to undermine the historical claims of Jesus and apostles. He has a lot of theories for his interpretation, but denies the straight forward claims that the scriptures are God breathed. Denying the promise from Jesus that the Holy Spirit would guide the writers in their writing of the scriptures; deny... more
Regarding Mike Licona: I am not a big fan promoting his work; it only adds to the questionability of the faith. We have many who are looking for solid answers and you we give him the floor to undermine the historical claims of Jesus and apostles. He has a lot of theories for his interpretation, but denies the straight forward claims that the scriptures are God breathed. Denying the promise from Jesus that the Holy Spirit would guide the writers of scriptures. Denying Jesus claim for the full au... more
Watched this faithfully for a couple of years , but I am very unhappy with the recent direction and content. I appreciated this program when it was uplifting to the Christian and honoring to God’s Word.
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Focused on addressing challenging questions around God, morality, and contemporary culture, this podcast brings engaging dialogues with various guests including scholars, authors, and philosophers. Each episode seeks to equip listeners—particularly younger audiences—with the tools needed to navigate complex faith-related topics, fostering a thoughtful exploration of Christianity's role in modern society. The diversity of subjects ranges from ethical dilemmas and the existence of angels to discussions on contemporary issues like sexuality and particularly strong arguments against prevalent scientific claims, all tied together by a commitment to upholding biblical teachings while encouraging respectful discourse.
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