Mark D. Roberts tackles a key question about Christianity: Do miracles undermine the reliability of the gospels?

This short book does a nice job of exploring the promises and pitfalls of A.I. In this podcast I look at his discussion of the power and possibilities of A.I.

I finish discussing Natasha Crain's chapter on Christian nationalism.

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Natasha Crain gives Christians ways to navigate a hostile culture. These two podcasts cover Christian nationalism.

Natasha Crain, When Culture Hates You

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Pastor Hal Seed answers the question of why God was so violent in the Old Testament.

In this podcast I look at the book's coverage of Jehovah's Witnesses.

In the seventh chapter of his book, Randy Alcorn answers the question of what life is like in the present heaven.  Christians need to clearly explain the concept of heaven because there are so many misunderstandings about it.

Randy Alcorn, Heaven

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In chapter one Tim Keller compares various ways cultures train its members for grief, pain, and loss. The sad thing is that our own contemporary, secular Western culture is one of the weakest and worst in history at doing so.

Tim Keller, Walking With God Through Pain and Suffering

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Natasha Crain answers two interesting questions about the existence of God in chapters 5 and 6: What is the difference between God and the Flying Spaghetti Monster? How much evidence do we need to be confident God exists?

Natasha Crain, Talking With Your Kids About God

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Chapter three of this book deals with a powerful argument for the existence of God--design throughout the universe and within our bodies.