This podcast covers several different issues the book discusses--the idea of a flat earth, the supposed war between Christianity and science, and the weaknesses of the Darwinian account of evolution.

Natasha Crain has another powerful book parents can use to help keep their kids focused on Christianity. I look at her chapter that answers the question "Do we really have free will?"

John Stonestreet and Brett Kunkle have written an important book every parent should read. They tackle many important threats to our kids. I look at one chapter that discusses the evils of pornography and what parents can say to their children about it.

Doug Groothuis, in this massive book's twentieth chapter, discusses doubt, skepticism, and the hiddenness of God.

Craig Blomberg, noted scholar and author, covers six issues that he thinks are important for us to wrestle with when it comes to the Bible. I look at his intro where he lays these questions out to explain why he still believes the Bible.

This podcast will feature key beliefs and practices of Muslims as covered in this book.

Greg Koukl's book does a great job explaining Christianity to many people who don't understand its message. In this podcast, I discuss two of his chapters that focus on Jesus--Was he just a recycled redeemer, another myth? Who exactly was he?

The authors answer two questions that I focus on in this podcast--Are the New Testament accounts of demons true? Why are there four different gospels?

In his monumental work, N. T. Wright covers a lot of material relating to the New Testament. I discuss his opening chapters on why we should study the New Testament and how to see it as history.

Greg Koukl's book is excellent for dealing with a huge influence on our society--relativism. This podcast focuses on chapters 1 and 2, dealing with the death of truth, pleasure ethics, and what a relativism hero looks like.