A skeptic sent me his blog where he argued that skeptics shouldn't debate Christians regarding the evidence for the resurrection because Christians are hopelessly biased. Is this true? I will go through his blog and show where he has misunderstood the role of apologetics in Christianity.

Christianity not only gives meaning and purpose to life, but it also provides the true joy that we deeply desire.

Michael Sherrard is senior pastor at Crosspoint Community Church and faculty member at Summit Ministries. He is the author of "Relational Apologetics" and a national speaker specializing in biblical worldview, ethics, and evangelism.

I have recently seen more and more post about morality being decided by looking at the consequences. There are good reasons not to adopt this approach to morality.

Being able to recognize good vs bad bias will help you know the truth and confidently engage in fruitful conversations.

Ryan answers questions ranging from corrupted churches, transgender pronouns, women deacons, keeping your cool when people make rude comments, what God thinks about gay people, sharing your faith with strangers, and more!

"Anyone who holds to a traditional view of sexuality and marriage could come into conflict with the Equality Act should it pass. In light of this, how should Christians evaluate and respond to the Equality Act?" Neal Hardin joins the show to help us see why Christians are not on the wrong side of history.

Neal Hardin is a writer and editor at Advocates for Truth and NealHardin.com. He holds a BS in Metallurgical Engineering from the University of Utah and an MA in Theology from Talbot School of Theology at Biola University.

Do you find that prayer meets your expectations? Do you frequently get distracted during prayer? Dr. Kyle Strobel joins the show to help us understand what prayer is and isn't, so that prayer becomes a place for you to genuinely offer yourself before God and receive from Him.

Ex-Christian Gives Arguments Against the Bible - Here's My Response by Ryan Pauly

"Jesus died on the cross for my sins." This is a common phrase among Christians, but what does it mean? Why did he have to die? Couldn't he simply forgive us? In this conversation with Dr. William Lane Craig, we will be going over the basics of Jesus's death on the cross, responding to objections, and showing why it is so important for Christians.

This week addresses a range of issues from life support, abortion, the age of accountability, starlight and the age of the universe, and reconciling science and the Bible.