Joey and Josh chat about Year 13, a discipleship gap year, and something you should all consider being a part of! Head to year13.net for more info!

John Dickson once said "I will eat a page of my Bible if someone can find me just one full Professor of Ancient History, Classics, or New Testament in an accredited university somewhere in the world who thinks Jesus never lived."

Is the Bible real? How can we trust it?

Josh chats about some reasons why we can trust that the Bible is not made up.

Claire Offord joins Josh in the studio to chat about Bible Reading, and a helpful method for doing it at home! Wooooo!

Liam is back! And we're talking once again about God being sovereign over all things, and addressing the myth that it is unfair for God to choose people.

We're joined by Social Media afficionado Lillian Buchholz, who shares some wisdom and truths with us from God's Word about social media.

Resources mentioned at the end:

Bridgetown Audio Podcast: The Case for Digital Asceticism

12 Ways Your Phone is Changing You - Tony Reinke

EASTER SPECIAL - Soph Irwin joins Josh as we think about the myth "Jesus didn't rise from the dead."

There are 5 Reasons why we can KNOW that Jesus rose from the dead.

For more resources, check out the book The Case for Christ, and the website fervr.net

Em Booth joins Josh in the wonderful studio (mattress fort) to talk aboutt he joys and value of community from her own experience in youth, and how those authentic friendships have built her up for life as a Christian adult.

One of the biggest questions people have is about God being in control of all things - even decisions made by people. Liam joins Josh to see what God's Word has to say.

Josh and Rach talk about High School Scripture, and the joys and some challenges. Please be praying!

Welcome to the Myth Busters series! We're going to be talking about the beautiful truths of God's Word and how it shapes the way we live. If you have any suggestions for questions/issues we should address, please message us on instagram @youth.christchurch