In this episode, Billy Hallowell and Dalton Harper sit down with Frank Turek (CrossExamined.org) to talk about the surge of interest in Christianity, what’s encouraging, and what’s dangerous if the Church doesn’t do the hard part next: make disciples — not just converts.
Frank also tackles the viral questions people keep throwing around right now:
- “Is Jesus coming back soon?” (and why date-setting is always a mess)
- How can faith be growing while culture looks like it’s unraveling?
- Why “I believe because I feel it” is fragile faith
- Why Christians need reasons (not just emotions) for what they believe
- The blunt answer to “Who made God?”
- The two biggest objections people raise: evil and God’s “hiddenness”
- And why Christianity isn’t a Sunday hobby — it’s 24/7 (yes, even when it comes to how we think about culture and politics)
Frank also shares his story — from Catholic high school to the Navy to studying under Norman Geisler, and how apologetics became his life’s work.
If you’re tired of shallow takes and want truth with teeth, this conversation is for you.
Drop a comment: Do you think we’re in revival right now — and what would it take to turn interest into discipleship?
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