Warm up a cup of tea, or sit back with whatever chill beverage you want this summer as I give you some highlights from my reading list. Let's talk about what books I recommend from Christian to non-Christian and why I have chosen these as my favorites. What about you? What's your favorite book? Let me know in the comments!

It is my joy and privilege to welcome Sarah Gelvin and Keira Jisa to the Christian Skeptic podcast. Both Sarah and Keira have struggled for most of their lives when it comes to gluten, bread, and food-health issues. Their greatest struggle may have been reconciling their past inability to consume bread with the Bible's constant references to bread and even Jesus calling Himself the "bread of life" in John 6:35. From this struggle, they started a company out of their kitchens, during the pandemic, called Unsifted. Join us in this conversation as we discuss their story, their struggles, and how they reconcile these hard dietary questions with the truths found in scripture.

And, check out their company, Unsifted at https://www.unsifted.com/

Afterwards, connect with them on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/unsifted

And Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/unsifted.kc/

In this episode, let's look at morality as discovered and not defined by humans. Let's separate out the ontological and epistemological natures of morality as it relates to us as humans. Is there a rational argument for a "God-given" moral code? Let's discuss this!

In this episode, let's discuss the first idea in a tale of two moralities. Is morality a byproduct of our evolutionary progress as a human race? What are the implications and pitfalls of such a philosophy? What are your thoughts on this matter? Let me know in the comments below or by writing in to the show via the email in the "about" section of this podcast!

In this episode, let's discuss God's identity as it relates to Him as a "Him." Let's discuss cultural narratives surrounding gender roles and what that tells us about the identity of God. Why is God not referred to as a woman in the Bible? Comment with your thoughts!

In this episode, let's talk about what ideas the Bible puts forth about what God looks like. What does that mean given our limited interpretation of things on the other side of eternity and Heaven? What do you think God looks like? Let me know in the comments or write in with your feedback!

In this episode, let's reason through some of the first principles of theological study and quickly fly over some of the terms and arguments used in apologetics to support those principles. What are your thoughts? Do you want further explanation over something I mentioned in this episode? Let me know in the comments or send me an email!

In this episode, let's discuss how to approach the Bible. Let's talk about why it's like any other book and why it's not like any other book. What are your thoughts? How do you approach the Bible? Leave a comment or a review!

In this episode, let's talk about God's relationship to our relationships. It seems like there will always be some entanglement with the church's and the Bible's involvement in our marriages and divorces, but what does the Bible actually say about it all? How should you treat some of these texts if you've been divorced or are heading into a divorce? Let's discuss!

Does the Bible condone polygamy? The answer may shock you... This is a nuanced question and deserves a nuanced answer since Abraham, Jacob, David, and Solomon all had multiple wives. Let's discuss this further in this episode! And don't forget to like, leave a review, and subscribe!