Christians are called to be ambassadors of Jesus Christ. Part of this calling means we have to learn about the culture and the people that we are talking with. This means we need to possibly learn new vocabulary, use words that can be understood, and communicate effectively.

Dan Britton joined me to discuss how he incorporates apologetics into the local church.

J. Warner Wallace joins me this week to talk about how we should train students rather than teach them.

Dr. Sean McDowell joined me and gave five reasons why teaching apologetics to students is so critical today.

There are many different proposed explanations for the resurrection evidence other than Jesus rising from the dead. Do we need to worry that there are so many ways to explain the evidence? How can we spot bad explanations to help us discover the truth?

This week we look at the difference between making a judgment and being judgmental. What are the guidelines that differentiate the two?

An interview with Rose Pauly, the author of Desperate Hope. She shares how unforgiveness can have negative affects on our lives both spiritually and physically.

A discussion about a conversation I had on a plane about the uniqueness of Christianity and that it is testable.

This episode is an explanation of how I taught the resurrection to my high school students.

What does it mean to love people? When people ask questions, do we know how to respond and walk through issues with them?