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“If God knows whether I’m going to Heaven or Hell, why does it matter what I do?” In this episode of the “Hey Alycia!” podcast, Alycia argues that although God has complete knowledge of our eternal location, our actions do have a significant impact, both on our lives and on the lives of others–even if […]

In this episode, Alycia and Emily are joined by special guest, Mickey Badalamenti, who helps us answer this question: “What happens to babies and people with disabilities who die young or might not be able to understand the Gospel?” (Bella, GA).  Mickey shares the story of his son, Mick and the daily joys and challenges

In this episode, Alycia examines the idea of a “God-shaped hole”—a deep emptiness in the human heart that we try to fill—and cites thinkers like Blaise Pascal and sociologist Jonathan Haidt. She explores why people stay with particular religions (fear, culture, habit, etc.) and asks whether satisfaction or truth should guide that search. Through sociological

In this episode, Alycia unpacks Deuteronomy 22:22–29. She explains that despite our first-impressions, the passage’s translation and historical context play a key role in defining men and women’s relational roles. Have a question? Submit it here: https://apologetics.org/hey-alycia/  

“Why is God referred to as Male? Or is He female?” -Bonnie, North Carolina Throughout Scripture, we see God referred to as “Father,” but why? In this episode, Alycia uses Biblical and historical examples to help us think more clearly about God and His role as creator, provider, and redeemer.  Submit your questions here: https://apologetics.org/hey-alycia/

Why do Christians follow some parts of the Bible and not others? In this episode, Alycia explains that although Christians aren’t free to cherry pick Biblical teachings, there are significant differences between moral and civil laws in the Bible. While moral laws reflect God’s unchanging character, civil laws were specific to Israel’s cultural practices.  Submit