In this podcast we begin a new major section to discuss whether we can trust the Bible. Is it reliable? What are the challenges and criticisms. Join us to learn what issues must be addressed and how we will handle them.

Looking for some great books about general apologetics, science apologetics and historical reliability of the Bible, and other topics? Join us for my list of recommended favorites.

What is atheism? Does it account for our mind and thoughts? Does it disprove our belief in God as irrational? Join us to find out what to make of this idea.

The elect are those that God saves. Are they the elect because He chose them or did He choose them because they are the elect? Join us for this discussion about an often debated topic within Christianity.

The most stated objection to God is that there is evil and suffering in the world. Why would God allow it if He loves us and has the power to destroy it? Join us to explore that difficult challenge.

The universe is so incredibly ordered precisely that allows life on earth to begin and continue. Could this because we are only one of a near infinite number of universes? Join us to see if this concept explains fine-tuning better than God.

Have you thought about the concept of time? It is interesting that it only goes forward. What are some other theories of time and will we ever travel to the past or future? Just some food for thought. Join us.

How could it be that some Europeans were discovered to have Neanderthal DNA in their genetic structure? Did God create Adam and Eve from the dust literally? Join us for a new theory of the historical Adam by one of our most respected Christian philosophers and apologists.

Did God create us in His own image or do we have an apelike ancestor such as claimed by Darwin's theory of evolution? Join us to learn more about this and see what the most likely answer is.

Most scientists claim evolution is true? Are they right? What is this theory and how does it work and is there good evidence for it. Join us to discuss this widely familiar belief about creation.