In this episode, Dean continues his series on the deconversion of Hawk Nelson's lead singer, Jonathan Steingard. Here, Dean looks at the evidential problem of evil. 

Jonathan Steingard, the lead singer of Hawk Nelson, recently confessed that he no longer believes in God. How should Christians respond to his deconversion? What reasons does Steingard provide for leaving the faith? Are his reasons reasonable? On this episode, Dean addresses these questions. 

In this episode, Dean wraps up his conversation with Dr. Josh Rasmussen on the Ontological Argument for the existence of God. 

In this episode, Dean Meadows continues his conversation with Dr. Josh Rasmussen about the ontological argument for God's existence. 

One of the most misunderstood and criticized arguments for the existence of God is the Ontological Argument. Reasoning from possibility to actuality has befuddle many Christians and atheists alike. In this interview, i sit down with Dr. Josh Rasmussen and investigate the soundness of the argument. 

In this episode, I continue my discussion with Craig A. Evans.

The last hours of Jesus' life are focal points within the Gospels. But are they historical? What about the burial of Jesus? The exchange for Barabbas? Do the criteria of embarrassment help or hinder these narratives? In part 1 of my investigation, I sit down with Dr. Craig A. Evans of Houston Baptist University and begin the dialogue on one of the most significant events in Christian history. Or is it? 

In part 3, Dean wraps up his interview with Dr. Licona on the resurrection of Jesus. 

In part two of my interview with Dr. Licona, we move from reconciling history and miracles to the actual evidence for the resurrection. 

Is it possible to know history? Can historians establish that a miracle took place in the past? In this episode, I start a new series on the resurrection of Jesus and sit down with New Testament historian, Dr. Michael Licona. In the first part of my interview, we talk about history and miracles.