Three professors have written a book which argues that the gospel satisfies our longings for truth, beauty, and meaning. I cover their first chapter: "An Invitation to Apologetics."

This time I'm looking at a fascinating topic that can't be confirmed--is the Shroud of Turin the actual burial cloth of Jesus?  Phil Fernandes does an excellent job going over the historical and scientific evidence that has been accumulated. See what you think.

Let's take another look inside Lee Strobel's  popular book. This time I cover a chapter that explores the gospels--Can they be trusted? Who wrote them? When were they written?

Tim Keller's book, The Reason for God, was a New York Times bestseller. This is the second podcast I have devoted to the book, this time focusing on the difficult issue of evil and suffering existing in a Christian worldview that says God is good.

Phil Fernandes, noted speaker and author, wrote this book as a response to the New Atheists Christopher Hitchens and Richard Dawkins. The chapter I cover deals with the issue of whether Jesus claimed to be God.

Dan Story is the author of several clear and compelling books. In this one, I look at his chapter on whether Christianity is responsible for environmental degradation and how other religions have handled environment issues.

This book, now renamed How Christianity Changed the World, tells of the many blessings Christianity has brought to humanity. Today's podcast looks at ways Christianity influenced education for the better.

Here's a good book that provides useful overviews of major religions and new religions. This podcast focuses on his introduction to Buddhism. By the way, feel free to contact me if you'd like to enroll in a free apologetics certificate program. You can reach me for more details at [email protected]

I'm continuing with two podcasts per week. For this one I review a couple of chapters in Hank Hanegraaff's book Resurrection--the existence of the soul and the concept of reincarnation.

Because there is so much good information available in apologetics books,  I am switching to creating two podcasts a week--one on Wednesday and one on Saturday. I hope the extra material will be helpful to you. For this podcast I go back to Chuck Colson's book The Faith and discuss his chapter on truth, how it's been lost today, and its importance to Christianity. The second podcast of the week will be available Saturday. Hope the new format will be useful.