Apologetics.com Radio Show

Apologetics.com Radio Show

By Harry Edwards, Jason Gallagher, Jonathan Noyes and Leslie WickmanEducation
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Apologetics.com Radio Show episodes

  • GenZ Apology
    Who are the GenZ and how do we tailor our apologetics to reach them? Listen as our team discuss some of the unique traits of this generation, their struggles, strengths and opportunities to connect them to the one and only person who can give them real happiness, satisfaction and shalom in this life and the life to come.
    57 min
  • Journey To God
    On this episode of Apologetics.com Radio host Jonathan Noyes spends some time interviewing co-host Leslie Wickman hearing her incredible journey to God and ultimately science and heading up the American Scientific Affiliation. Dr. Wickman has an amazing story and you don't want to miss hearing it.
    58 min
  • Problem of Evil Continued
    Join Apologetics.com host Jonathan Noyes and Steven Van Kuelen as they continue the conversation on the problem of evil. In light of some recent conversations while speaking at Hume Lake Christian Camps it is clear that this is one of them most talked about subjects and as such deserving of another episode.
    58 min
  • Problem of Evil
    If God is good and all powerful, why then is there evil in the world? People have been asking this question for millennia and tonight on the ADC Radio Show host Jason Gallagher and special guests Patrick Parks and Daniel Adrean will be providing you with biblical answers.
    57 min
  • Art, Beauty and Apologetics
    The transcendent value of beauty is hardly mentioned in academic conversations in our modern world, much less in everyday culture in which superficial preferences are the norm. That wasn't the case before the Enlightenment. What happened? In this show we take a survey approach to the nature of beauty, some of its properties, and the important role it plays in the art and science of apologetics. On the show are Lenny Esposito, Daniel Jacob, Harry Edwards and special guest Brian Godawa.
    58 min
  • The Theory of Everything: God
    On this episode of Apologetics.com join Dr. Lesslie Wickman and Jonathan Noyes as they host special guest Dr. Robert Mann, Proffessor of Physics and Mathematics at the University of Waterloo. The topic tonight is black holes, quatum physics, and the particles that make up everything. All in the context of the existence of God of course.
    57 min
  • Why We Christians Fail the Gospel
    The Gospel is good news. That literally is what "Gospel" means. But in today's hearing, that word is meaningless. Not because God is dead in a Nietzschean sort of way. No, of course not. It's the power of Christ to transform us and the rest of creation; and it still is. So why is the Gospel as it is preached today of no consequence? It's because good hearted believers fail to communicate it. Listen and find out what we mean by this.
    51 min
  • Investigating the Ice Age - An Interview with Dr. Jake Hebert
    The Ice Age is probably one of the least well known events that has happened during our earth's history. In this show, we interview Dr. Jake Hebert from the Institute for Creation Research and discuss how various scientists view the evidence we see today. Dr. Hebert argues that the evidence we see fits best within the context of a 6-day creation and the Genesis Flood. Tune in as we discuss these topics and also take a call from an atheist friend of ours in Canada.
    57 min
  • Pro-Life Tactics
    Join hosts Jon Noyes and Steven Van Keulen as they discuss one of the most pressing issues of the day, abortion. In this episode of Apologetics.com Radio we talk about tactics in navigating discussions centered on abortion and pro-life persuasion.
    57 min
  • Is There Life Out There?
    Jason Gallagher hosts astrophysicist Dr. Jeff Zweerink and astronaut Dr. Leslie Wickman as they answer common questions about the search for life-friendly planets.
    57 min

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