Ask An Apologist – What Makes the Bible Trustworthy?
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In this episode, I sit down with Greg Cash—pastor, apologist, videographer, and rancher—to explore the power of storytelling in communicating deep spiritual truths. Greg is heavily involved with Stand to Reason, the apologetics ministry founded by Greg Koukl, author of Tactics. Together, we unpack C.S. Lewis’ insight that narrative, myth, and beauty can bypass intellectual resistance, sneaking truth past the “watchful dragons” of skepticism. We discuss how story, art, and film uniquely convey the reality of God in ways pure argument often cannot and why beauty and goodness are just as vital as truth in engaging the modern world.
Greg shares insights from his work in filmmaking and apologetics, discussing how narrative shapes belief. Whether you’re a pastor, artist, apologist, or simply someone who loves a great story, this conversation will challenge you to think deeply about the role of beauty, creativity, and storytelling in pointing people to Christ. Don’t miss this thought-provoking discussion on how we can use the power of story to bring light and life to our churches and communities.
This show is part of the Apologetics, Inc. podcast lineup and is made possible by generous donors. To support our work, visit apologetics.org/donate.
In this episode of the Hey Alyica podcast, Alycia and Emily are joined by special guest, Nathan Riitenhouse! Together, they explore the fascinating relationship between Christianity and environmental stewardship. Despite common misconceptions, the conversation reveals how Christian theology deeply aligns with caring for the natural world. Drawing insights from historical figures, philosophical perspectives, and modern societal challenges, their discussion highlights the profound connection between spiritual beliefs, ethical living, and our obligation to the planet, bringing clarity to often misunderstood topics within Christianity.
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Join hosts Matthew Middleburg, Mike Sherrard, and Alicia Wood in this episode of Ask an Apologist, where they delve into the profound question: What makes the Bible trustworthy? Amidst the backdrop of a snowy Atlanta, the team discusses the historical and textual evidence supporting the Bible’s credibility.
Engage with insightful dialogue on how ancient manuscripts, the Dead Sea Scrolls, and the teachings of Jesus himself affirm the Bible’s reliability. Discover why the Bible’s moral teachings hold true and the transformative impact they have had throughout history.
The episode also explores the intriguing curiosity of public figures like Joe Rogan, who have recently shown interest in the Bible’s validity and relevance. Tune in to explore how contemporary conversations around spirituality and faith are evolving and what that means for our understanding of biblical truth.
This show is part of the Apologetics, Inc. podcast lineup and is made possible by generous donors. To support our work, visit apologetics.org/donate.
In this installment, we explore the intriguing notion of undiscovered letters to biblical churches and the nature of the Gospels as ancient biographies. We also tackle the challenging concept of the unforgivable sin and how it relates to blasphemy against the Holy Spirit. Moreover, we engage in the age-old debate of salvation through faith alone versus faith accompanied by works, with insights from both James 2 and Romans 3.
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Mike Licona Episode:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/is-the-bible-inerrant-and-can-it-be-trusted-mike-licona/id1464590061?i=1000660955344
Here is the first episode from Season 4 of Merely Human Things. Starting out with Gene Hackman and then moving onto the general distrust in institutions in the US, Jay ends up critiquing and praising George Orwell and his philosophy. We should never trust power and those who yield it. Whether it’s your guy or the other guys, we need to be careful in our assessments and trust of those who hold power.
V3 Artist Shanna Zamparas joins LAB the Podcast to share a glimpse of her journey from childhood piano lessons to completing a Masters of Music in Piano Performance with a concentration in Sacred Studies from University of Florida.
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