Practical Apologetics: Defending the Bible's Truth with Author James Finke
What if the miracle you’re looking for is sitting on your bookshelf?
In this episode, host Kristin Nave goes deep into the miraculous nature of the Bible and its impact on faith with author James Finke, the mind behind the ministry, Christianity Uncomplicated. James shares his transformative person…
Intent on Making God Pay – Liam Back’s Story
Liam Back, a deeply entrenched skeptic, had a vendetta against God fueled by personal loss. His quest to “make God pay” led him to an unexpected embrace of the Christian faith.
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Bible Difficulties
Is the Bible full of contradictions and discrepancies as some people claim? Dr. Norm Geisler, apologist, teacher, and author, co-author, or editor of over 90 books, believes there are apparent discrepancies in the Bible, but none that are real. Considering Bible difficulties from Genesis to the Gos…
Answering Islam | The Apologist's Bookshelf
In this podcast I look at Norm Geisler's chapter 11, which argues for the deity of Christ, a crucial distinction between Christianity and Islam--It claims he was just a human being.
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I’m Gary Zacharias, a professor of English, avid reader, and passionate follower of Jesus Chris…
The Apologetics Legacy of Norm Geisler
SES co-founder, Dr. Norman Geisler, is essentially the grandfather of the revitalization of classical apologetics. Join us for this discussion of his legacy with SES alum, and long-time associate of Dr. Geisler, Dr. William (Bill) Roach. He is the author of the new book, "Defending Evangelicalism: …
A Skeptic Reconsiders God – Chris Wright’s Story (a/k/a Courageous Chris) | Ep. 142
What if the worldview you trusted most began to crumble under its own weight?
Chris Wright grew up in a deeply Christian home, surrounded by Scripture, church life, and belief. But as he moved into adolescence, competing ideas like evolutionary theory, cultural pressure, and hidden personal struggl…
A Skeptic Reconsiders God – Chris Wright’s Story (a/k/a Courageous Chris) | Ep. 142
What if the worldview you trusted most began to crumble under its own weight?
Chris Wright grew up in a deeply Christian home, surrounded by Scripture, church life, and belief. But as he moved into adolescence, competing ideas like evolutionary theory, cultural pressure, and hidden personal struggl…
KDCP: Ep. 23: Why Pluralism? Norm Geisler, RIP [Campus Preacher]
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Norm Geisler passed today, so I speak about his influence on me early on in my Christian life, and then I address “why pluralism?” or, really, why so many different religions? At the Tower of Babel God divided the Nations and handed them over to the “sons of God,” but kept Israel for himself.
When Skeptics Ask | The Apologist's Bookshelf
Norm Geisler deals with other religious worldviews in chapter four--atheism, deism, pantheism, panentheism, finite godism, and polytheism. For each he discusses its view of God, the world, evil, miracles, and value/ethics.
NOTE—If you wish to listen to previous podcasts that cover different parts …
#10: Apostles' Creed - His only Son, our Lord, conceived by the Holy Spirit, and born of the virgin Mary
Intro:
Today, as we continue through the Apostles’ Creed, you might recall that the first few episodes focused on the first stanza that described God - and that declaration of God separates the Christian faith from those religions that are not monotheistic, such as Hinduism and Buddhism.
The secon…
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