Chris and Josh tackle the core issue of today, what is man?

Chris and Josh talk about the different viewpoints on the days of creation.

How do we judge what is truly impressive? Often what man sees in outward appearance hides what the Lord is seeing and judging in the heart. On this episode of A Time to Think, Josh and Chris discuss various fallouts in the evangelical church and music industry. They tie together a thread that often what we deem to be impressive can cover over major issues.

Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath. This teaching from Jesus declares that the Sabbath day of rest is a day meant not to burden but to bless God's people. So, should Christians take a literal 24 hours each week off from work? Chris and Josh take some time to think.

The church is a witnessing community that operates differently than the rest of the world.

We are unified beings and thus problems arise when we divorce the body and mind.

Content Note: This episode contains mentions of violence and may be inappropriate for some listeners.

This is the one we feel the most. How could a good God exist while evil and suffering continue? This problem is not merely intellectual, but is existential driving at the core of our emotions and pains in this world. Chris and Josh seek to show how the existence of evil and suffering presuppose God's existence along with offering the gospel of Jesus Christ as the world's best and only solution to the problem.

The Bible and science are often pitted against each other with questions like, "can we trust the Bible or Science?" This question and others make it seem that to trust one is to banish the other. Chris and Josh discuss how scientific study is dependent on Christian truth while showing that scientific investigation is just as interpretive as theological investigation.

Pastor Chis and Pastor Josh break down the presuppositional worldview approach to apologetics.

Without the resurrection, life is hopeless. Pastor Josh and Pastor Chris defend this bold claim then show you how to use evidences for the resurrection of Jesus to defend the Christian worldview.