In this episode, Alycia shares the story of Paul, Cassandra, and their baby Jeremiah, born with anencephaly. This episode highlights Paul and Cassandra's tribute to Jeremiah after his death, and the gratitude, compassion, and hope of that they gleaned despite grief and suffering.

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How can a good God let bad things happen? In this episode, Alycia explains that even though the Fall (Gen. 3) has affected our world, a good God does not merely allow suffering--He provides redemption through His Son, and the hope of restoration. 

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Why do Christians follow some parts of the Bible and not others?

In this episode, Alycia explains that although Christians aren't free to cherry pick Biblical teachings, there are significant differences between moral and civil laws in the Bible. While moral laws reflect God's unchanging character, civil laws were specific to Israel's cultural practices. 

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Is believing in God or Jesus enough to be a Christian? In this episode, Alycia defines what it means to believe in Jesus and clarifies the difference between acknowledging His existence and having faith in Him and His work. 

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"Why did God create the Tree of Good and Evil if He knew Adam and Eve would be tempted and eat of the tree?" (Kayla, TX)

In this episode, Alycia explains the purpose of the Tree of Knowledge in the Garden of Eden, and why God created it in the first place. She describes the concept of free will and its relation to the tree's existence, defines the consequences of the fall for humanity and creation, and equivocates the human temptation to be “like God” to modern issues like identity and technology.

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In this episode of the “Hey Alycia!” podcast, Alycia answers an intriguing question, submitted from Dwayne (NY), about the rise of AI applications like “AI Jesus.” This episode examines how Christians should approach the developing technologies that simulate religious figures and what implications they might have for faith and understanding. As we explore this topic, we'll consider potential inaccuracies and biases inherent in AI systems and discuss alternative resources for seeking spiritual guidance. Tune in to learn more about the intersection of faith and technology and whether AI Jesus could be a tool or a topic of concern for believers.

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In this episode, Alycia and Emily answer this question: "If fetuses are innocent and go to heaven, shouldn't we thank abortion doctors for sending them there?" They use Biblical and philosophical examples to prove that human life, no matter its stage or eternal destination, is of upmost importance to its creator, God, and thus, it should be valuable to us too. 

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In this episode of the "Hey Alycia!" podcast, Alycia tackles the difficult dilemma of reconciling with Christians who do not treat others in the way that Jesus calls them to. She highlights what it means for believers to embody their beliefs authentically, and more importantly, whose example is worth following. 

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In this episode of the "Hey Alycia!" podcast, Alycia explores why the concept of forgiveness as we know it does not extend to Satan. Amidst themes of sin, redemption, and divine justice, this episode offers a thoughtful examination of the unique role of humanity in receiving Christ's love and forgiveness.

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In this episode of the "Hey Alycia!" podcast, Alycia recounts her recent visit to the renowned Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C. She explores the connections between Dan Brown's bestseller, The DaVinci Code and early Christian history, unravels the myths surrounding the Council of Nicaea, and shares a piece of archaeological evidence that confirms Jesus' divinity. 

Learn more about the Megiddo Mosaic here: https://www.museumofthebible.org/magazine/exhibitions/the-megiddo-mosaic-a-community-coming-together-to-the-table

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