I have discussed a section of this book in a previous podcast. This time I'd like us to see how the authors answer an important question: Is Mormonism Christian?

This is a fascinating book that examines Jewish writings over the centuries to see what they believed about their Messiah. This podcast looks at the suffering servant passages in Isaiah and David's "pierced" comments in Psalm 22.

I am using this podcast to give an overview of Stephen Meyer's influential book Signature in the Cell, which argues for an intelligent designer based on recent discoveries about DNA.

This book looks at young people born after 2000 (known as Gen Z). I cover two chapters that discuss the characteristics of this generation and ten strategies to connect with them.

This massive book tackles scientific, philosophical, and theological problems with theistic evolution. This podcast focuses on a chapter demonstrating the incompatibility of T.E. with New Testament teachings.

As the title says, this book wrestles with difficult Bible passages. I look at issues dealing with why there are differences among the synoptic gospels (Matthew, Mark, and Luke), the different genealogies of Jesus in Matthew and Luke, and why Jesus referred to himself as the Son of Man.

R. C. Sproul, well-known theologian, pastor, and teacher, answers  more than 300 frequently asked questions about life and faith. I discuss a chapter in which he considers faith--what it is and how to effectively share it with others.

J. Warner Wallace's book does an amazing job revealing reasons we can be confident in the existence of God. Let's take a look at his chapter on the fine tuning of the universe that scientists have been discovering over the past few years.

Phil Yancey has written a classic that examines the problem of pain and suffering. This podcast covers a chapter that talks about our "groaning planet" with and possible answers to this problem that everyone wrestles with.

This book is a collection of essays on apologetics. I'm talking here about chapter 3 in which Greg Koukl covers his extremely useful list of tactics to use when interacting with a non-believer. This is good material that he expands upon in his book Tactics.