Today we are in a Post-Christian culture. What does it mean to be in a post-Christian culture? What significant changes have taken place? How does this affect evangelism today? Join Pat and fellow co-host Keith Boychuck as they discuss how Christians can effectively share engage the culture and effectively share the gospel in the post-Christian age.

A New study by Probe Ministries reveals that over 70% of the Evangelical church does not have a biblical worldview. Instead of the church being salt and light in the culture, the culture is transforming the church. Most churches today are filled with congregants who have embraced false teachings and have accepted sinful living as normal. How can Christians and Christ’s church turn this tide? Join Pat and Probe Ministries President Kerby Anderson as they discuss what Christians must do if we hope to successfully renew the church and engage our culture for Christ.

A new survey reveals that the number of young adults identifying as Evangelical Christians is quickly declining in America while the number of young adults who identify as Religious “nones,” those who identify as atheist, agnostic or unaffiliated with any religion has tripled in the last ten years. America and the church is changing quickly and heading in the wrong direction. What can we do to change this trend? Join Pat and Probe Ministries President Kerby Anderson as they discuss these disturbing trends and how we can turn the tide in this episode of Evidence and Answers.

America is changing quickly. A new survey by Probe Ministries shows that Christianity is in rapid decline and the number of those identifying as “Nones,” those who identify as atheist, agnostic or no religious affiliation is growing rapidly in the last 10 years. What can we expect in the near future and how can the church respond to this challenge? Join Pat and Probe Ministries President Kerby Anderson as they discuss results from a new survey showing Generation Z may be the generation that ends the Christian Influence in America.

Over the centuries there has been many attempts to present an alternative explanation to the resurrection of Christ and all have failed to provide an adequate explanation for the evidence. In recent days a new explanation for the empty tomb has been proposed. The collective delusion theory states that the early Christians suffered from collective delusion. What is this theory about and does it provide an adequate explanation for the empty tomb? Join Pat and fellow apologetics scholar Dr. Doug Potter as they discuss the collective delusion theory and see if it poses a major threat to the resurrection account of Christ.

Many books claim divine inspiration, but the Bible alone confirms its claim through supernatural confirmation. The Bible further demonstrates it is a historically accurate record of God’s activity on earth and has been accurately preserved and transmitted to us. Join Pat as he shares the evidence for the divine inspiration of the Bible and discover why it is a book like no other.

The Bible stands apart from all other religious texts as the uniquely inspired word of God, backed by supernatural evidence. Evidence that affirms the divine inspiration of the Bible includes Jesus, the divine Son of God, biblical prophecy, archaeology, and the abundance of ancient manuscripts further confirms the accurate transmission and preservation of the original text.

Paul boldly declares that Christ’s resurrection is not just a past event but guarantees all believers’ future resurrection. Join Pat as he preaches from 1 Corinthians 15:20-34 and shares how this truth changes everything, giving us strength to persevere through trials and live with an eternal perspective. If Christ has conquered death, then we can stand firm in faith, knowing that His victory is our victory, both now and forever.

One of the most powerful passages on the resurrection is 1 Corinthians 15. Join Pat as he preaches from 1 Corinthians 15:20-32 on the Power of the Resurrection. Pat shares that the resurrection of Jesus Christ is the foundation of our hope, assuring us that death is not the end for those who trust in Him. Just as Christ was raised from the dead, all who belong to Him will also rise, marking the final victory over sin and death. Because of this, we can live with purpose, knowing that our faith is not in vain and that an eternal future awaits us.

How early is the earliest historical reference to the resurrection? Historians and New Testament scholars are now conceding that the ancient creed from 1 Corinthians 15 may be dated to within three years of the resurrection. If this is true, this creed builds a very compelling case for the resurrection. Join Pat as he discusses this ancient creed that closes the case for the resurrection.