On this episode of apologetics.com radio hosts Jon Noyes and Leslie Wickman discuss the importance of protecting the environment. Join us as we pursue a biblical understanding of this important and popular topic.

In this episode we discuss how numbers and mathematical truths, which are unchanging by nature, refute the secular worldview of evolutionary change over time. We also discuss how a renowned computer science professor from Yale University leaves Darwinism for mathematical reasons and touch briefly on what we can glean from Kanye West’s recent conversion and his “Sunday services”. May you be encouraged and equipped to share the gospel with those around you!

Join hosts Jon Noyes and Leslie Wickman on this episode of apologetics.com radio as they review the American Scientific Affiliations annual conference.

Did you know that the suicide rate has increased 30% since 1999? Suicide is now the 2nd leading cause of death in the US for ages 10-34. On this episode of apologetics.com radio join Jon Noyes and a team of others as they pursue a biblical understanding of this difficult topic.

Ex-atheist Mary Jo Sharp joined Lenny in the studio to discuss why her struggles with Christians in the church did not dissuade her from holding onto the truth claims of Christianity. At a time when de-conversion stories have become all too common, Mary Jo's questions ultimately led her to irresistible hope.

In this episode, Jason Gallagher, Daniel Adrean and Eddie Anorga discuss the importance of building your thinking and apologetic methodology on the rock solid foundation of Scripture. During our discussion, we hear from a caller with a friend whose birthday adds up to the number 666. It was a great teaching point to show the practical implications and importance of building our thinking on Scripture rather than some mathematical model that turns birth-dates into something that determines a person's eternal destiny. Be sure to tune in and share this episode with those you love!

Jon Noyes and the Apologetics Radio team talk about the importance of engaging the skeptic using the power of story.

Greg Koukl, in his Tactics book, describes a "steamroller" in the context of an apologetics engagement. A steamroller is a person with whom you disagree about fundamental issues and in the course of a conversation refuses to listen and acknowledge the civil give and take required to achieve fruitful interactions around a subject. Our radio team led by Jon Noyes encountered such a person while we took calls. Listen and discern some of the lessons or techniques employed by the radio team in handling the caller.

In this episode of the Apologetics.com Radio Show we invite Ken Samples, author and speaker to talk about his latest book Classic Christian Thinkers. Here, in survey fashion, we look at the contributions of the following thinkers: Iranaeus, Athanasius, Augustine, Anselm, Aquinas, Martin Luther, Calvin, Pascal and C.S. Lewis.

In this show, host Bob Parucha tackles specific objections of the "new atheists" as detailed in the book "The Four Horsemen". They look at the so-called "scientific method" of the new atheists, they discuss the problem of theodicy and the goodness of God. In response, they highlight how the biblical worldview is the only way to make sense of evil, rationally and emotionally, as well as how Christianity is the only true answer to what ails humankind. Listen in and join the conversation online.