In this episode, Mikel Del Rosario and Eric Redmond discuss Jesus identity, focusing on a historical and literary approach to the Gospel of Mark.🎯 RESOURCE LINKS➡️ Did Jesus Really Say He Was God?: Making Sense of His Historical Claimshttps://amzn.to/460Ko7a➡️ Mark: The Servant Ministry of Jesushttps://amzn.to/4rdx47I------------------------------------------Disclaimers: Amazon affiliate links above (I may receive a small percentage at no cost to you). This independent channel is not sponsored by or affiliated with Moody Bible Institute.

In this episode, Abdu Murray share his journey from Islam to Christ and explains how to talk to Muslims about Jesus while framing the conversation with the greatness of God. You will learn a lot!

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Was the Virgin Birth copied from pagan myths? Did Matthew misquote Isaiah's prophecy? In this video, we show you how to respond to key challenges like these which are often heard around Christmas time. You'll hear from Search Ministries Apologist Mary Jo Sharp and Dallas Seminary professors Drs. Darrell Bock and Gordon Johnston as I share a few of my memorable conversations about these issues from my time in grad school hosting The Table podcast.🎯 RESOURCE LINKS➡️ Did Jesus Really Say He Was God?: Making Sense of His Historical Claimshttps://amzn.to/4pNQn79➡️ Jesus the Messiah: Tracing the Promises, Expectations, and Coming of Israel's King https://amzn.to/44EecGc🎯 GIVEAWAY RULESJoin the giveaway! Make sure you are subscribed to this YouTube channel, share this video with someone, and write one thing you like about the Apologetics Guy Show in the comments section below.One digital code for the audio book Did Jesus Say He Was God? will be given away on New Year's Eve and the winner will be announced on YouTube on New Year's Eve. Note: The download code is only redeemable in the USA via Spotify. One entry per person. This giveaway is not affiliated with YouTube, Christian Audio, IVP Academic, or the Moody Bible Institute. Winner will be chosen at random from the comments posted to this video's comment section on YouTube by 11:59 PM on Dec 30, 2025. Enter by commenting: "Subscribed and shared" and then write one thing you like about the Apologetics Guy Show.

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In this episode, Ex-Astrologist Makenzie Weatherford of Moody Global Media shares her story of quitting witchcraft, tarot, and more to follow Christ! Her chilling stories are a warning to those interested in spirituality outside the church and a testimony to the power of God that can help those involved in the occult to truly escape the darkness.

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Did Jesus actually say He was God, or did Christians just make that up later? In this episode, we look at the historical evidence you can’t ignore. From Jesus' claim to forgive sins to His Jewish trial, the evidence points to His divine claim.

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There’s more than one way to do apologetics. In this episode of The Apologetics Guy Show, I talk with Dr. Melissa Cain Travis and Dr. Timothy Paul Jones, co-authors of Understanding Christian Apologetics, about five practical methods Christians can use to explain and defend their faith. We’ll unpack the unique strengths of each approach, how they’ve been used in church history, and what they mean for conversations about the gospel today.

The five major approaches to apologetics—Classical, Evidential, Presuppositional, Cultural, and Ecclesial—and why each one matters.

How Melissa Cain Travis makes the case for the enduring value of Classical Apologetics in a modern, scientific age.

Why Timothy Paul Jones emphasizes Ecclesial Apologetics and the church’s lived witness as a defense of the gospel.

How different methods complement each other rather than compete, giving you a fuller toolkit for engaging skeptics and seekers.

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What if a comic book could make you rethink what it means to be human?
In this episode of The Apologetics Guy Show, cold-case detective J. Warner Wallace breaks down how his co-authored graphic novel Case FIles uses story to explore human value, purpose, and the reality of a Creator. If you've ever how to use art, story, or comics to open minds to deeper truth, this one's for you.

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What are the “lost gospels”—and why aren’t they in the Bible? In episode, Dr. Darrell Bock, New Testament scholar and author of The Missing Gospels, explains the truth behind ancient texts like the Gospel of Thomas, the Gospel of Judas, and other non-canonical writings.

Some say these “missing gospels” were suppressed by early church leaders. But what do these texts actually say? How well do they match up with the biblical worldview? Listen and discover:

Whether you're a college student, seminary thinker, or just curious about the supposed "missing gospels," this conversation offers solid answers rooted in scholarship and Scripture.

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Was the Resurrection Remembered or Made Up?

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Is the Resurrection just a vision—or did Jesus actually rise from the dead? In this Easter episode, Dr. Mikel Del Rosario sits down with Dr. Gary Habermas, one of the leading experts on the resurrection, to talk about why the hallucination theory doesn’t hold up.

We unpack:

What hallucinations and visions really are (and why they don’t explain group appearances)

Why naturalism fails to explain the resurrection

How NDEs and spiritual experiences point beyond a materialist worldview

There's good evidence that Easter Sunday really happened. And this is a conversation worth hearing.

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➡️ On the Resurrection, Volume 2: Refutations

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➡️ Beyond Death: Exploring the Evidence for Immortality

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