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.

What is the right way to defend the Christian faith? Chris and Josh describe three basic methods and tip their hands as to which of the three they think is most helpful.

What is apologetics and why should we do it? On A Time to Think, Chris and Josh discuss the what and why behind defending the faith as well as giving warnings for bad motivations during apologetics.

What about all the rest of the questions? On this episode of A Time to Think, Chris and Josh discuss various final thoughts on common objections to trusting the New Testament.

What about other gospels which aren't included in the New Testament? One of the major modern objections to the New Testament is so-called "gospels" which are left out. On this episode of A Time to Think, Chris and Josh discuss the nature of these books and why their content displays that they don't belong.

Pastor Josh and Pastor Chris speak on the relevance of discussing canon issues and how to engage with a culture which prizes rationality.

Often times critical New Testament scholars fail to prioritize the oldest Gospels and letters we possess which witness to the beliefs of the early Christian community. These early witnesses are found in the books we know as the New Testament! Chris and Josh discuss the early confessions and formulas of orthodoxy found in the New Testament and how this relates to canon.

One of the most compelling qualities of the Bible is how it tells one story of salvation over 66 books written by dozens of authors and thousands of years. This is not only cause for the Christian to delight in, but also reason to have confidence in the New Testament. Pastor Chris and Pastor Josh discuss how continuity between the Old Testament and the New Testament is proof of the New Testament's inclusion in the canon of Scripture.

One simple question can be asked to cause doubt in many modern claims about the origin of the Bible's New Testament: "Is it true?" One example of this is the claim that many cultural sites prove that there was no "right" form of Christianity in the second century. Is that true? Chris and Josh discuss that and the nature of heretical teaching on A Time to Think.