Why does a good God allow evil and suffering in the world?

This is one of the most difficult and honest questions people wrestle with when it comes to faith. If God is truly good, loving, and all-powerful, then why do we see pain, injustice, tragedy, and evil all around us?

In this episode, we talk through the hard questions people often ask when they feel like God doesn’t make sense. Whether you’re struggling with doubt, trying to understand Christianity, or just wondering how a good God could allow bad things to happen, this conversation is for you.

We break down the tension between God’s goodness and human suffering, and explore how Christians think through the problem of evil in a real and honest way.

Prayer is not the backup plan it is the first move

In this episode of Made To Tell we talk with Adam Whitescarver from Pray Chattanooga about how prayer fuels evangelism builds boldness and shapes the way we share the gospel From prayer lists and persistence to Acts 1 and 2 and the Lord’s Prayer this conversation explores why prayer is active powerful and essential in every believers life

If you have ever wondered how to share your faith or underestimated prayer this episode will shift your perspective

Why is God invisible? Why can’t we see Him? And does believing in God mean believing in something “make believe”?In this episode of the Made To Tell Podcast, we respond to some of the most common comments and questions people ask about Christianity, faith, and the existence of God. From “I’ll believe it when I see it” to “God is fake,” we have an honest conversation about why God feels hidden, what the Bible says about the unseen realm, and how Jesus revealed the invisible God to humanity.We talk about faith, doubt, apologetics, creation, intelligent design, the story of the Garden of Eden, and why the gospel is ultimately a story of restoration and relationship with God. We also discuss why people struggle to believe in a God they cannot physically see, how scripture answers those questions, and the ways God still reveals Himself today.

What is Christian apologetics, and why does it matter for everyday believers? In this episode of the Made to Tell Podcast, we talk about how to defend your faith, answer tough questions about Christianity, and share the gospel with confidence, humility, and love. From atheism and skepticism to evangelism and biblical truth, this conversation breaks down apologetics in a practical and approachable way for every Christian. We also discuss how to respond when people challenge the Bible, why apologetics is more about conversation than debate, and why knowing what you believe matters in today’s culture. If you’ve ever struggled to explain your faith or answer hard questions about God, this episode is for you.

In this episode we sit down with author Hunter Williams to talk about one of the biggest questions parents wrestle with how to talk to their kids about God without confusing them. We unpack how kids actually understand faith, when to start those conversations, and why simple everyday moments often matter more than big spiritual talksIf you are a parent, a future parent, or someone who wants to help the next generation understand and follow Jesus this conversation will give you practical tools and fresh clarityLINK FOR HUNTER'S BOOK↓https://a.co/d/0h3H0yis

What happens when you bring the gospel into a Fortnite lobby?In this episode, we talk with Josh Reeves (aka LAZRUS) a streamer who’s using his platform to share Jesus while playing Fortnite and the responses are not what you’d expect. From random conversations to real moments of impact, it challenges the way we think about evangelism in everyday spaces.Is gaming just entertainment… or can it be a mission field?Check out Josh's [email protected]

If you’ve ever wanted to share the gospel but didn’t know what to say, this episode is for you.We get practical about how to share your faith in real conversations using scripture, not perfect words. From where to start to key Bible verses like Romans 3:23, Romans 6:23, and Romans 10:9, this is a simple way to walk someone through the gospel. If you’ve been overthinking evangelism or feeling unprepared, this will help you take a step and start sharing Jesus with confidence.Stop talking. Let the Word speak.

In this episode, we’re breaking down the two “greats” Jesus gave us... the Great Commandment and the Great Commission. One calls us to love, the other calls us to go. How do they fit together? Which one comes first? Can we do one without the other?

What if the reason you are not sharing your faith is because you have believed a lie?

A lot of Christians think evangelism is for a certain type of person. The bold ones. The outgoing ones. The people with the “gift.” But what if that is not true at all?In this episode of the Made To Tell Podcast, we take a hard look at one of the most common excuses in the Church and compare it to what the Bible actually says. Is evangelism really a spiritual gift, or have we used that idea to opt out of something we were all called to?

If you have ever felt unqualified, unsure, or just unwilling to share your faith, this conversation will challenge you and give you a clearer next step.

In our Season 2 launch episode, we sit down with Dylan Novak, the man behind Celebrity Evangelist, for a powerful conversation about living out your faith boldly. Dylan shares stories from his journey, including unexpected celebrity encounters, moments that required real courage, and what it’s like to face rejection while staying committed to the Gospel.

Dylan offers practical, encouraging advice for anyone wanting to take that first step toward sharing their faith with confidence. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to grow, this episode will challenge and inspire you to live more boldly right where you are.