Apologetics Simplified

Good and wonderful things aren't just found in the Bible. The sacred can be found amidst the secular! With this in mind, this episode explores the fruits of the Spirit as seen in the relationships and characters of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

This episode tackles three listener submitted questions about the life of Jesus, the death of Jesus, and the balance of human responsibility and the sovereignty of God.

This second episode in this two part series on the resurrection tackles the evidence and objections of Jesus' resurrection using the Minimal Facts approach.

For my first interview I talk to someone very special to me. Tune in as we discuss how “normal people” can engage with their faith and engage in apologetics.

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The first episode in this two part series on the resurrection tackles the story of Jesus, particularly His death and resurrection, and discusses why the resurrection is so important.

This episode explores 1 Peter 3:15-16 by looking at the importance of both truth and love particularly in moments of conflict. This topic is inspired by the 2019 General Conference of the United Methodist Church.

Today we'll explore conversations I have had with teens in my job in youth ministry. We'll explore whether a person is bound to the religion they're born into, whether or not all religions lead to the same God, the importance of self care inspired by the life of Jesus, and an assortment of soap boxes and theological asides.

In this episode you will learn about the Trinity of the Christian faith. We'll learn about each member of the Trinity and learn that the Trinity is logically consistent as a concept.

This week we will explore evidence for God from science. This is the second part of a two part series. For the first part of the series exploring evidence for God from morality, check out "Does God Exist? Part 1."

This episode will explore the existence of God from morality by assuming there is no God and then assuming there is a God. In doing so we will discuss topics such as moral relativism, survival of the fittest, kindness, and good and evil in our own culture.