Have you ever wondered what makes the Bible special? Why should we believe it to be the Word of God instead of other religious books? Can we verify that Jesus truly is God in the flesh? Listen to this episode of The Millennial Apologist to get an answer to all of these questions!

Virtually everyone has heard of "the antichrist," and even most unbelievers are familiar with the number "666" and the mark of the beast. This episode takes an eschatological dive into what the Bible (primarily Revelation) says about the antichrist, the mark of the beast, and the future one-world government.

Prepare to examine 10 unique Bible predictions about the end of the world. Passages from both the Old and New Testaments will be discussed in light of the current political climate. If you enjoy Bible prophecy, current events, and challenging your mind, then this episode of The Millennial Apologist podcast is for you!

This is the second installment of "Hidden Treasures of the Bible." The goal of this episode is to enlighten the listener with seven Biblical truths that require some extra depth to uncover. Be prepared to increase your appreciation of both God's cleverness and the complexity of the Bible after you listen to this episode of The Millennial Apologist.

Have you ever wondered how the ideas of evolution and millions of years have become so popular in modern culture? Though these ideas are only a couple centuries old, they are foundational to the current paradigm promoted by Western culture. This episode will conclude the 3-part series dealing with Genesis and evolution by discussing how atheist assumptions were the prime factor in the formation of the evolutionary explanation for the origin of Earth and life itself.

This episode will critically examine 6 arguments which are used in attempt to support the position that Genesis is not historically accurate. From the claim that Genesis 1 is figurative poetry, to the assertion that the flood of Noah was only a local flood that did not cover the entire globe, this second installment of the 3-part series, 'Genesis and Evolution,' will engage with ideas that are common amongst theistic evolutionists.

In modern times, the relationship between the Bible and evolution has been a major point of controversy. Does the Bible allow for a figurative interpretation of the opening chapters of Genesis? Did God really create everything in 6 literal days? This episode - which is the first in a 3-part series - will utilize systematic theology to determine if a Christian can honestly deny a literal reading of Genesis while still maintaining a consistent worldview.

What does the phrase 'biblical authority' mean, and how does it relate to biblical inspiration and inerrancy? Or, perhaps even more importantly: What does proper application of biblical authority look like? This episode will complete a 3-part series on truths to prevent deconstruction by analyzing the meaning and importance of submitting to God's word.

Is a belief in biblical inerrancy - the idea that the Bible is free from errors - necessary for a Christian to have a consistent worldview? Is the Bible inerrant in its theological statements only, or also its historical and scientific statements? This episode utilizes logic, the teachings of Jesus, and systematic theology to demonstrate how a correct view of inerrancy will act to prevent deconstruction.