Finally got back to the podcast after a busy spring. This is the first in a series I am calling the Dogmatic Days of Summer where we will be turning from a more apologetic discussion to a discussion on doctrine, specifically the doctrine of the Word of God.

In this special podcast episode you will hear a recording of me at the 2018 International Society of Christian Apologetics Conference in Charlotte, NC. The Presentation is on American Evangelical Mysticism and addressing it from the person of Christ.

In this episode I begin to lay the foundation to addressing the issue of Evangelical Mysticism in answering the question: What is truth? Hope you enjoy it! please share it on social media and leave a comment on the facebook page!

Check out this episode of Dogmapologethics where we discuss the Black Hebrew Israelite movement with Vocab Malone. You don’t want to miss this one! Please share this on your social media, post a comment and let me know what you thought, and rate this on iTunes!

In this episode I speak with Dr. Douglas Groothuis about his latest book “Walking Through Twilight: A Wife’s Illness–A Philosopher’s Lament”. Dr. Groothuis walks us through the reasons he wrote this book and opens up about how we as believers can lament and deal with pain and suffering in our lives. You don’t want to […]

Check out the latest episode of Dogmapologethics! It’s been a few weeks since the last episode and things have been crazy! In this episode I visit with Kenneth Samples about his latest book “God Among Sages”. Be on the look out for more episodes coming soon with guests Dr. Douglas Groothuis and Vocab Malone!

In this episode I review my latest debate that was hosted on the T.A.G. Youre It Podcast.

In this episode I interview Dr. Douglas Groothuis about the New Age Movement and how to deal with it as followers of Christ. Dr. Groothuis is Professor of Philosophy at Denver Seminary and has written numerous books on the subject including “Unmasking the New Age”, “Confronting the New Age”, and “Revealing the New Age Jesus”. […]