Dr. Joy talks about how the 2012 Olympics relate to your job search and what you need to do to be successful in any endeavor.

The Word of God can be trusted as reliable by textual evidence. Dan Wallace speaks in the Apologetics series and gives a message on proving the Bible to be accurate and reliable. He provides evidence that the manuscripts date back and can be trusted. "No Essential Christian Belief is jeopardized by any viable variant."

Todd kicks off the "Contending With Christianity's Critics" event by describing what is and is not apologetics. He emphasizes the importance of apologetics for believers not just as an intellectual pursuit, but as a way to lovingly give an account for our faith. We should be ready to give an account for the hope that is in us. (1 Peter 3:15)

Greg explores some common objections to Christianity and religion in general. Some of the topics discussed are the lack of scientific evidence for a soul, relativistic truth, religious truth, misunderstandings about faith, and the tendency to attack the believer rather than the belief.

Frank Turek joins us for part of the Apologetics series and builds the case that the existence of evil in the world does not disprove the existence of God but rather reinforces it.

Dr. William Lane Craig walks through four different arguments in order to prove the existence of God.

Without God, reason is dead. Hope is dead. Morality is dead. Meaning is gone. In Christ you recover all of these.