Today, the March For Our Lives drew hundreds of thousands around the U.S. People were marching for human value and against gun violence. However, many don't realize the worldview assumptions behind this view any many other cultural beliefs. Listen as I discuss the positive worldview conversations we can have about four popular cultural beliefs and movements.

I think the religious freedom vs. discrimination debate can be discussed with clarity if we understand two or three main issues. Check out the podcast this week to hear how I help my students understand this issue.

Over my seven years of teaching I have learned that there is a lot more to teaching than simply presenting information. There are strategies that we can put into practice that help us to be more effective in the classroom. In this episode, I want to share some of those strategies with you in order to help you be more effective as you train your children, students, or even yourself.

Today marks the 2nd anniversary for the Coffeehouse Questions podcast. What's happened over the last two years? I'm glad you asked. There have been many interviews conducted and even more issues discusses so that you are able to transform our culture for Christ. Thank you for a wonderful two years!

It is common to think that studying theology and apologetics will cause someone to develop an academic approach to their relationship with God. Because of this, some are afraid to learn more about God in order to maintain their emotional or relational connection with Him. Do we have to pick between these two? Listen here and find out!

It is easy to think that the average person doesn't have a platform to start defending the Christian faith. You might be overwhelmed by the amount of information to learn and don't know where to start. Dr. Craig Hazen, the Director of the M.A. in Christian Apologetics at Biola, joined me to discuss how each person can turn the world upside down and stand up for Christianity.

Dr. Clay Jones, an Associate Professor of Christian Apologetics, joined me to discuss his new book, Why Does God Allow Evil?

What is evil? Why do bad things happen to good people? Why didn't God create a world with free creatures who always choose good? How does eternity relate to our suffering here? Listen and get answers to these questions and more!

The topic filling the airwaves more than anything else right now is the issue of sexual harassment. There have been allegations against both politicians and Hollywood elite. However, how can we understand the morality of this in a secular culture? What makes sexual harassment wrong? Listen and see how we can rethink sexual ethics and help others understand.

Ryan gives a short Christmas greeting and answers the question, "What could God do to make everyone believe in him?"

If you believe in an old earth, does that mean you also believe in evolution? Does this mean you are ignorant of your faith? Are you ignorant of science? This is what a recent reader of my blog suggested. In this podcast I discuss why I don't agree with his assessment of the Old Earth position.