Answering the Call

Abdu Murray is RZIM's North American Director. He's the author of three books, a former Muslim, and as an attorney was named several times in Best Lawyers in America and Michigan Super Lawyer.

Kyle Beshears, dean of the School of Christian Studies at the Universy of Mobile, discusses apetheism and how to engage with the apathetic. (And here's the wikipedia article he referenced: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Formative_epistemology)

James Walker is the president of Watchman Fellowship, is a charter-member of a book club for atheists, and just released a new book on what the Quran says about Jesus (link in the full description).

Gary Habermas, a leading scholar on the Resurrection--who is also now one of our visiting professors--discussed apologetics from the angle of doubt and personal struggle. Most specifically, he talks about his own time when his wife died and how he made it through that.

Frank Turek hosts an hour-long TV program each week called "I Don’t Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist." He's the president of CrossExamined.org, an apologetics ministry, as well as the author of four books. Today he talks with us about some of the philosophical breaking points of atheistic arguments, but also times when it's best to not give an answer.

Dr. Kevin Brown (PhD in Urban Studies) is the director of the prison programs at NOBTS, has a U.S. Marshalls badge in his office, and talks about growing up with the civil rights leader, John Perkins.

Dr. David Odom, director of the Youth Ministry Institute and professor of student ministry at NOBTS, walks through key questions about Gen Z, including: what holds this group back from getting involved in the church? And what is the best way to be a mentor to someone who is a Gen Z?

Dr. Kathy Steele, director of clinical training at our Leake Magee Counseling Center, has spent the last decade in helping to establish a counseling center in Cuba.

Page Brooks is a pastor, chaplain, non-profit leader, and professor. He discusses balancing his calling(s) and what it takes to raise up leaders.

Ryan Rice is the pastor of Connect Church in Algiers (a suburb of New Orleans). Shortly after planting a church, his church merged with another. He discusses why he became a church planter and how he navigated the merger.