In this week's Everyday Conversations Podcast, Colette Aikema interviews Cam Wilson, political director at the Wilberforce Project.  They discuss Freedom of Conscience, the very first right in our Canadian Charter of Rights and why it's so important in a democratic society.  

In this week's Everyday Conversations Podcast, our special guest is Graeme Lauber, the Director of Free to Care, an organization formed to support the right of Christians and members of the LGBT community to get counselling and support of their choice. Graeme shares what North America's most draconian law means for Calgarians and how Christians and others can respond to this law and to false accusations about us, with grace and truth. Visit freetocare.ca for more info and for the federal law, fixthedefintion.com

In this week's Everyday Conversations Podcast, FBB Apologists Shafer Parker and Ian McKerracher discuss the life and recent passing of Ravi Zacharias, a giant among apologists and evangelists around the world for nearly 40 years. Shafer and Ian explain how this original thinker transformed evangelism in our time.

In this week's Everyday Conversations Podcast, in honour of Mother's Day,  Faith Beyond Belief speakers Amy Beange and Colette Aikman discuss the mothering qualities of God that are revealed in scripture such as Hosea 11: "It was I who taught Ephraim to walk, I who took them up in my arms...I was to them like those who lift infants to their cheeks."

In this week's Everyday Conversations Podcast, Amy Beange and Shafer Parker discuss our upcoming Apologetics at Home course entitled "Holding onto Truth".  During this online course, Shafer Parker will be discussing 5 Christian Truths that are being challenged by our culture. 

In this week's Everyday Conversations Podcast, Amy Beange and author and speaker Natasha Crain discuss raising kids in a culture that no longer embraces Christianity and even opposes it.   Amy and Natasha discuss the need for effectively passing on the faith to children through seeking and creating teachable moments so they are equipped to embrace their faith as their own, to understand how it provides answers and how it can meet the challenges posed by non-believers.

In this week's Everyday Conversations Podcast, associate speaker Colette Aikema interviews Ben Matychuck from the National Campus Life Network.  They discuss the need for conscience rights legislation for health care workers who would violate their conscience by performing abortions or assisted suicide (euthanasia).  

In this week's first live broadcast of the Everyday Conversations podcast, Jojo and Shafer take live questions as they discuss, "What makes an essential service?" In light of Easter, they examine what God views as essential and what price He was willing to pay for what He valued. In doing so, God showed us how to value conversations with those who need Him.

In this week's Everyday Conversations Podcast, as we settle in for another week in quarantine, our team looks at how atheists are challenging Christians to explain why God would allow this crisis. Some, like NT Wright, argue that Christianity is not meant to give a rational explanation, offering instead, a God who grieves with us. But others, like Andrew Perriman, write that the Christian response to suffering addresses both our rational and emotional needs. 

In this week's Everyday Conversations podcast, Jojo interviews Peter Kupisz, a Canadian stuck in Indonesia after contracting the coronavirus during his travels. Peter shares his experiences from the hospital he's been isolated at for the last few weeks, only being diagnosed as virus-free recently. As a Christian apologist, Peter also shares why it is important to know we can trust in God's goodness despite the crisis and how we can redeem this time. Read more about Peter on his website at worldviewsummit.org