
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 | 300 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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In this episode, Dr. Sean McDowell interviews Christy Graham from Samaritan's Purse to explore how practical charity, disaster relief, and caring for the suffering serve as powerful apologetics for the Christian faith. From earthquake relief in Venez... more
The Book of Enoch has exploded online, and the claims run in both directions: some say it unlocks the Bible's biggest mysteries, others say it can't be trusted at all. Dr. Joel Muddamalle this time talks about First Enoch specifically. Why has it cap... more
Most of what Christians picture when they hear "angel" came from medieval art and Vacation Bible School, not from the biblical text. Dr. Joel Muddamalle worked alongside Michael Heiser at Logos Bible Software and became a friend and protégé. In this ... more
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I am a Xenniel (Gen X and Millennial cusp) and I have heard Sean speak for years. I have enjoyed what he presents for my children (who are all adults now) during that time. I really appreciate how relatable Sean is, how he shares the Word of God with people, and how he holds space for others’ ideas, questions, and concerns. Most people are afraid to have these discussions, but I enjoy them when approached from a place of mutual respect and curiosity. Thank you Sean for modeling this openness to ... more
The content is great! The only problem I have is the volume of the ads. They do not come at pauses or breaks in the conversation, and the volume of the ads is sooo much louder than the interview that they feel like jump scares (which has not been ideal while I’m driving).
Love the apologetics on this show and also the practicality of it as well. The show is incredibly fair balanced, nuanced, and thoughtful.
One of the most engaging podcast’s out I listen to, providing intelligent insight and discussion on a broad range of topics from a Christian worldview.
I love the thought provoking topics and how they challenge my cultural paradigm
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A thoughtful, faith-forward show that tackles big questions about God, morality, and contemporary culture through apologetics, philosophy, and biblical interpretation. Episodes frequently feature scholars, theologians, and knowledgeable practitioners who discuss suffering, the afterlife, eschatology, Bible study tools, and the relationship between science and faith. Noteworthy elements include rigorous dialogue, a strong emphasis on practical faith applications, and promotional segments for faith-aligned resources. The format often blends scholarly insight with personal testimony, aiming to equip listeners to think clearly and engage thoughtfully with tough topics.
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Recent guests on The Sean McDowell Show include:
1. Christy Graham
2. Joel Muddamalle
3. Greg Lanier
4. Gary Habermas
5. Robert Bowman
6. Brandy Bronson
7. Aaron Shafovaloff
8. Neal Walton
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