Abortion and the Case for Life. Abortion has touched the lives of millions, and if it’s wrong, it means 62 million innocent lives have been lost since Roe v. Wade. Silence isn’t an option. In this talk, we’ll make a thoughtful case for life — using science, philosophy, and scripture — and offer hope to those who have been impacted by abortion or who are working to end it. Along the way, we’ll also see how engaging the issue of abortion points to the truth of the Christian worldview and helps remove barriers to the gospel.

Dealing With Doubt. Everyone wrestles with doubt at some point. But doubt isn’t something to ignore — it’s something to work through. In this talk, we’ll look at the three kinds of doubt — intellectual, emotional, and volitional — and how to handle each one in a healthy, biblical way. Too often, people are shamed for their questions or pressured to just go along with the group. That’s not how Jesus treated doubters, and it’s not how we should either. This talk will help you see how doubt, when dealt with rightly, can actually strengthen your faith.

Identity Crisis: Is there a Purpose for Our Sexuality? Sexuality is one of the most confusing and challenging issues in our world today. In this talk, we’ll take an honest look at why things are so broken, what God’s purpose for sexuality really is, and how we can show compassion to those who see things differently. God designed sex for a reason — and when we follow His design, we find real joy.

Relational Apologetics: Defending the Christian Faith with Holiness, Respect, and Truth. Sharing your faith today can feel harder than ever — conversations about God often turn tense or divisive. But it doesn’t have to be that way. In this talk, we’ll explore how to defend your faith by building real relationships, not picking fights. We’ll look at how holiness, respect, and truth work together to help people truly hear what we’re saying. Having good answers matters, but knowing how to help someone want to listen is just as important. 

The Death of Good and the Quest for Moral Sanity. How did we end up in a world where right and wrong don’t mean anything? This talk explains how the death of God led to the death of good—and the moral confusion we now face. It also offers a practical guide for making wise and meaningful moral decisions in a world that’s lost its way.

The Problem of Pain: Finding Meaning, Hope, and God in the Midst of Suffering. Why does a good God allow suffering? In this talk, we’ll confront the problem of pain, show why it doesn’t disprove God’s existence, and explore how we can find meaning, hope, and God’s presence even in life’s hardest moments. 

The Problem of Porn: Redeeming Sexuality in a Culture That Settles for Less. Pornography isn’t just a private struggle — it’s a cultural force shaping minds, relationships, and identities. In this talk, we’ll expose the lies behind porn, explain how it hijacks the brain and distorts intimacy, and offer a better vision of sexuality rooted in God’s design. You’ll walk away with clarity, hope, and practical steps toward freedom and integrity.

The Transgender Conversation: Truth, Compassion, and the Beauty of God’s Design. Gender identity is one of the most pressing and personal questions students face today. In the midst of cultural confusion, this talk brings biblical clarity and Christlike compassion to the transgender conversation. It unpacks what’s happening in the world around us, what God says about identity and gender, and why His design leads to freedom and lasting joy.

Why Christianity?: Five Reasons to Believe the God of the Bile Is The real God.  Believing in God isn’t about wishful thinking — it’s about trusting good reasons. In this talk, we’ll look at five powerful reasons to believe that the God of the Bible is the true God. We’ll explore how morality, history, science, and even our deepest longings point us to Him. And we’ll talk about how you can use these reasons to have better, more confident conversations about your faith. 

Why You Matter: How Your Quest for Meaning is Meaningless without God. If you’ve ever wrestled with questions about your worth or your purpose — or if you know someone who is — you’re not alone. In this talk, we’ll explore why life’s search for meaning will always fall short without God. You’ll see how knowing why you matter brings clarity to some of life’s biggest questions: Who am I? How should I treat others? What should I do with my life? And how do I make sense of suffering? Your life has meaning — but maybe not for the reasons you’ve been told.