Norm Geisler, a well-known Christian apologist, teams up with a former Muslim to write of the fundamental beliefs of Islam and how Christians can respond to them. In this podcast, I consider their chapter on the Qur'an, which evaluates its history, prophecies, science, and literary qualities.

One section of this book offers good questions to ask Jehovah's Witnesses regarding their organization and key beliefs. I discuss several of these extremely useful questions.

Tim Keller does a wonderful job explaining and defending Christianity to a secular world. Here he explores the idea of death to a culture that tries to deny it. I cover a chapter that gives reasons why our society today seems much less prepared for it than previous generations.

I look at the New Age movement in this essential guide to various beliefs.

I wrote a book that covers many aspects of Christian apologetics. I want to tell you what's it's about and how you can have a free copy.

Fuzale Rana has a fascinating book that describes how incredibly complicated the cell really is. I spend time going through a chapter that discusses biochemical motors that perform unbelievable functions on a cellular level.

We have all seen signs proclaiming "Black Lives Matter," "Love Is Love," and "Women's Rights Are Human Rights." The author of this book, Rebecca McLaughlin, offers a gentle yet powerful biblical corrective to five contemporary claims. I focus in this podcast on her chapter dealing with "Black Lives Matter."

Though an older book, this has good information on why modern science arose only in the Christian West.

Rebecca McLaughlin's book deals with twelve hard questions aimed at Christians. This podcast focuses on one of her chapters: "Doesn't Christianity Denigrate Women?"

Lawrence Wright, a Pulitzer-Prize winning author, wrote this book on Scientology. I give a brief overview of his book to show how this belief system shares many attributes of cults, why it has an appeal, and ways Christians can interact with someone who is involved with it.