That’ll Preach

We wrap up our series on C.S. Lewis’s book Miracles by asking why we do not see more miracles today and whether it has to do with our lack of faith. Also — should seminaries provide demon exorcism classes?

What is the grand miracle of Christianity? It's not just the resurrection of Christ, but also his Incarnation. But how do we make sense of the fact that God became a man, died, and then rose again? And what does that have to do with our lives 2,000 years later? Join us as we continue our series on Miracles by C.S. Lewis

We're back with another episode on C.S. Lewis's book Miracles. In this episode we look at whether a rational person can believe in the virgin birth and other miracles in the Bible. Also, Paul makes things awkward at the very end.

Jump start the new year with That'll Preach as we talk about youth culture, our avoidance of death, skepticism, and... Jordan Peterson impressions?

We're reposting our old episodes in honor of the Christmas season! Dive into this episode where we look at popular Christmas myths. We apologize in advance if we ruin your childhood in the process.

Bryan and Paul look at some of C.S. Lewis's arguments for Christianity... and why they don't really work. Is this the episode Paul comes clean about being an atheist? Find out!

We start a new series on C.S. Lewis's classic book Miracles. In this first episode we look at the assumptions we bring to evidence and how a rational person can believe in miracles.

Ever wonder what the early church thought about baptism? It might surprise you. We dive into some thoughts from Tertullian who wrote extensively on the issue. His ideas are interesting to say the least. Paul also tells exciting stories about his life as the bachelor of Hillsdale.

Paul and Bryan are back (but long-distance) for another episode on another Clement of church history. This time we look at Clement of Alexandria and his views on money. Consider this the original Financial Peace University. Also Paul updates us on his exciting new life in Michigan where he spends his nights tipping cows.

Long before blogs and Twitter, Irenaeus roamed the streets of the ancient world battling trolls and defending truth. Find out why this man shaped the Christian faith for generations.

 

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