Ask An Apologist - with Mark Mittelberg! Open Q&A Livestream
In a World of AI, Lies, & Confusion, Can We Still Know TRUTH?
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Ask An Apologist – What Makes the Bible Trustworthy?
Millions are hearing about Jesus, but how many are meeting Him? In this episode, Mike talks with Brandon McGuire — founder of Daily Dose of Wisdom, director and producer of Mining for God, and former producer for Ben Shapiro at The Daily Wire. Together, they discuss the crisis of isolated faith, the place of YouTube in evangelism and discipleship, and how to leverage good Christian content for the sake of the Gospel without succumbing to the pitfalls of social media kingdom making.
They explore Brandon’s journey from doubt to discipleship, the dangers of consuming content in isolation, and why the Gospel demands more than just views and clicks. If you care about truth, discipleship, and the future of the Church, this conversation is for you.
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In this episode of the “Hey Alycia!” podcast, Emily and Alycia introduce a new series entitled “Say What!” In this series, Alycia will respond to feedback and further questions she has received regarding a previous episode. The questions that launched this “Say What” series are from Bob. A summary of his criticisms about Ep. 23 (“What is Deconstructionism”) is as follows:
“Hey Alycia, I struggle with your analogy that any faith built on a partial puzzle is incomplete and does not satisfy. There is so much variance as to what the Bible actually teaches. How is it that learned people, many with advanced degrees in theology and knowledgeable in the language, culture and history of the Bible can come to diametrically opposed perspectives? Many who ascribe to Reformed Theology (Calvinism) would proclaim (and have lots of Bible verses to back this up) that it is God and God alone who decides who is saved. On the other hand, those who adhere to an Open Theistic perception will claim (and have lots of Bible verses to back this up) that God doesn’t necessarily know who will ultimately accept Christ as their savior. Well, I submit that Christians have decided by way of hundreds if not thousands of different denominations to as much believe what they do–there is so much division within the Church on significant matters of fundamental doctrine. Nevertheless, give anyone who had basic algebra a math problem, and you’ll always get the same answer. Right now, Christian faith appears to be little more than a compilation of one’s opinions, hopes, aspirations, knowledge and experiences.”
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In this episode of Ask an Apologist, special guest Robbie Lashua joins us for a deep dive into some of the most pressing questions at the intersection of science, faith, and theology. We unpack common misconceptions about Christianity, explore the debate over the age of the Earth, wrestle with the moral implications of Christian belief, and discuss how we can be sure of our salvation. With thoughtful answers to real questions from listeners, this episode offers honest insight for anyone wrestling with doubt or looking to grow in their faith.
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In this episode, we address the rising interest among young people in traditional churches, focusing on a popular Roman Catholic video that claims the early church was entirely Catholic.
We analyze the dialogue between Protestants and Catholics, particularly concerning interpretations of scripture and the authority of early church figures. This episode questions whether historical interpretations should be seen as infallible and explores how early church beliefs compare to modern Protestant views, particularly in areas like the Eucharist and church hierarchy.
Video Referenced:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4bIcU2JO4Y&t=167s
Suggested Episode:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-divine-council-and-the-significance-of-70/id1464590061?i=1000641197724
Discussions about Daredevil, United States Presidents, The Beatles, and the Image Bearers of God.
Join us on LAB the Podcast as Wendy Kieffer shares a heartfelt reading of “The Easter Flower” by Claude McKay. In this special Poetry Corner episode, Wendy guides us through McKay’s timeless reflections on faith, resilience, and the enduring power of nature’s beauty. Whether you’re drawn to poetry or simply seeking inspiration, Wendy’s reading invites you to pause, listen, and reflect.
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