# Peter Stoner
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peter stoner (June 16, 1888 – March 21, 1980) was a Christian writer and Chairman of the Departments of Mathematics and Astronomy at Pasadena City College until 1953; Chairman of the science division, Westmont College, 1953–57; Professor Emeritus of Science, Westmont College; Professor Emeritus of Mathematics and Astronomy, Pasadena City College.
== Career ==
Stoner is probably best known for his book Science Speaks that discusses, among other things, Bible prophecies vis a vis probability estimates and calculations. The work is often cited in the field of Christian apologetics in regard to Bible prophecy.
Episode 6: Is Jesus the Messiah?
Christians claim Jesus is the promised Messiah foretold in the Old Testament. But is that claim supported by evidence?
In this episode of Practical Apologetics, we examine the biblical and historical case that Jesus of Nazareth is the Messiah. We look at Old Testament messianic expectations, specif…
Episode 11: Who Is the Messiah of The Old Testament?
This episode explores the prophetic predictions of the Messiah in the Old Testament, analyzing their fulfillment in Jesus Christ through biblical prophecies, mathematical probabilities, and historical context.
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Old Testament prophecies of the Messiah
Fulfillment of prophecies in Jesus Ch…
Lesson 4: His Resurrection Foretold Part 2
Did Jesus "accidentally" fulfill the prophecies of the Old Testament? Did the Gospel writers lie to make it appear Jesus fulfilled the OT prophecies? Did Jesus manipulate the circumstances of His life and trick people into believing He was the Messiah? That is what some claim. In our lesson, we see…
How Ancient Prophecies Point Straight To Jesus And Reshape Our Doubts
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Start with heartbreak on a dusty road and end with a burning heart. We retrace the Emmaus conversation in Luke 24, where two confused disciples voice their pain and Jesus answers by opening the Scriptures. Instead of platitudes, he offers a guided tour from Moses through the Prophe…
Why The Messiah Had To Suffer And What That Means For Us
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A knock at the door can change everything. We follow the Emmaus road in Luke 24, where confusion meets clarity and two weary travelers discover why the Messiah had to suffer before glory. Along the way, we look squarely at sin, hear the promise of intercession, and let ancient prop…
VBS 2026 - "Prophecy" by Dale Pollard - Part 2
July 13, 2026 - Vacation Bible School Day 2 - Monday PM Bible Class
In this episode you’ll join a live classroom-style session that explores predictive prophecy as evidence for the Bible’s divine origin. Dale opens by describing how they were invited to teach and introduces the evening’s themes—ar…
When Data Lies: How Christians Can Think Clearly About Statistics, COVID, and Creation with Dr. Jason Wilson
Can Christians trust statistics?
We live in a world drowning in data. Medical studies, COVID debates, vaccine claims, creation and evolution arguments, social media headlines, fulfilled prophecy, and apologetics all involve statistics. But when data is used to support opposite conclusions, how do w…
Prophecy Odds
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If you’ve ever wondered whether Christian faith is built on feelings or facts, today’s Field Notes is for you. We open with Micah 5:2 and a detail that seems small until you sit with it: Bethlehem is named as the birthplace of a coming ruler in Israel, someone whose story is rooted…
What Makes Prayer Work?
What Makes Prayer Work
Prayer does not work the way we often think it does. In this solo teaching, Leighann McCoy explains why Jesus centered prayer on abiding in him and his words, and how praying God’s promises changes both our confidence and our experience of God’s presence. The main focus is p…
Medicare Changes: What You Need to Know Before Choosing Your Coverage
Medicare can be confusing, and with rising premiums and changing coverage options, making the right decisions is more important than ever.
This week on McNamara on Money, Mike McNamara welcomes Medicare specialist Peter Stoner for a practical conversation about navigating Medicare and understandin…
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