In this episode, we sit down and talk with Dr. David Liberto and ask him what exactly is the Trinitarian view of the Godhead. This is not a debate format or even a discussion format necessarily, it is simply Dr. Liberto, a Catholic Theologian, laying out the idea of the Trinity to me, a Oneness Pentecostal. By the end of this conversation, my personal thoughts were "I don't agree, but I get it." I feel that if, assuming you're in the same camp I'm in, yours is the same, this podcast has fulfilled its purpose. We don't listen because we agree, we listen because we care. 

If you are a believer who believes in the Trinity and can say, "this represented what I believe very well," then this podcast would have fulfilled its purpose. 

These conversations are attempting to take the "straw men" from our conversations and start discussing ideas with people instead of throwing labels on groups behind their backs. 

In this episode, we sit down with Pastor Nathaniel Urshan about the correct way to read, study, and communicate Biblical doctrines. By the end of this episode, you will be empowered to study and activate what you have learned and give it to the world, for crying out loud. Follow them on social media and YouTube at the Biblos Network. 

(Note: This episode will have a jump toward the end because this would have exceeded the streaming budget for this channel.)

Greetings TA squares! For this month's episode, you get to eavesdrop on a conversation between myself and Michael Moore also known as The Honest Youth Pastor. In this episode we talk about the dangers and possible utility of deconstruction and the importance of discipleship in local churches. Share with everybody! How many bodies? EVERYBODY!

In this episode, I sit down with Adam King and talk about everything from Mexican Food, Disc Golf, Apologetics and Zombies. How do we know that the resurrection is real and how does that distinguish Jesus from other resurrected messiahs? How do we know that the disciples and others didn't make all that up? How do we know Jesus didn't just become a folk tale over time? All these questions and more are answered in this episode. Hope you enjoy!

Books Recommendations from Episode:

“Evidence That Demands a Verdict” by Josh McDowell

“The Case for The Resurrection of Jesus” by Derald Habermas

“Resurrection of the Son of Man” by M.T. Wright

“The Fate of the Apostles” by Sean McDowell

“The Case for the Resurrection” by Mike Lacona

“Reintroducing the God Hypothesis” by Stephen C. Meyer

“Darwin’s Doubt” by Stephen C. Meyer

“12 Rules for Life” by Jordan Peterson

Welcome to the preview and vision of The Apologetic Apostolic. The mission is to listen. First to the word spoken by God living by the principles and practices laid out in Scripture and secondly to our neighbors, whether they agree with us or not. The Bible talks about loving our neighbors well and the currency of that care is communicated through listening in order to have more productive and meaningful conversations. Grab a seat, a cup of caffeine, and enjoy!