Everyday Conversations Podcast

In this week's Everyday Conversations podcast, FBB associate speaker Ian McKerracher interviews Mike D'Virgilio, author of the book: The Persuasive Christian Parent.  They discuss the actions that Christians parents can take to equip their children before they leave the home.

In this week's Everyday Conversations Podcast, in honour of Philippine Independence Day (June 12), Jojo Ruba interviews Filipino-American apologist Harry Edwards, founder of apologetics.com. He recently finished his PhD focusing on the cultural trends that shape generation Z. One of those trends is the homogenization of global culture through the Internet. Edwards says this means how we do apologetics increasingly involves dealing with the same questions raised by youth from Malibu to Manila. And because of that, Christians need to coordinate our apologetics efforts better in order to reach the world.

In this week's Everyday Conversations Podcast, Amy Beange interviews Ken Williams on his book, "The Journey Out: How I Followed Jesus Away From Gay", the steps to freedom and how to support and converse with those struggling with same-sex attractions.

In this week's Everyday Conversations Podcast, FBB speaker Colette Aikema interviews Pastor Sam Allberry, the author of, Is God Anti-Gay? They discuss how Christians can respond with grace and truth to a culture that seeks to find pride in their sexual and gender identities.

In this week's Everyday Conversations Podcast, associate speaker Ian McKerracher speaks with John Kevill of Christianity Explored, about how to help individuals and churches to evangelize their world.

In this week's Everyday Conversations Podcast, the National Campus Life Network, a Canadian pro-life organization of college and university student activists, explains a recent event they hosted about the interrelated social issues of porn, abortion and human trafficking. Staff Speaker Colette Aikema and her guests Ruth Lobo and Olivia Ngo help us understand what worldview issues are at the foundation of these ideas and how we can use our conversations to stand against the darkness of injustice.

In this week's Everyday Conversations Podcast, Amy Beange interviews Val Liske, founder and director of Fire Exit theatre, on the power of art to speak God's truth to the world.

In this week's Everyday Conversations Podcast, staff speaker Colette Aikema interviews author Wilna van Beek about her book, When Gay Comes Home: Learning to Build Bridges.  In their discussion, they ask provoking questions like: How many of us are ready to have conversations with our loved ones in the LGBTQ community and What has caused the gap between the church and our queer friends?  They go on to answer these difficult questions and equip us to be gracious and compassionate in all our conversations.

In this week's Everyday Conversations Podcast, FBB speaker Ian McKerracher talks with two artists about the intersection between The Christian Worldview and the world of Art.  

In this week's Everyday Conversations Podcast, Staff Speaker Colette Aikema speaks with apologist Drew Eldridge, the founder of Winnipeg's Christian Voices. Drew discusses the journey he took from atheism, through Buddhism and to Christianity. Conversations were pivotal in his own conversion and in the development of his own passion for Christian apologetics, and Drew shares practical insight on how best to converse with those we do not agree with.