Why Do You Believe?

Are the morals all relative in today's world, or are there absolutes that we all generally adhere to?

In this podcast Frank Turek discusses with our host, Alex Joseph, on the growing animosity towards conservative values in academic institutions.

Juan Valdez discusses with Adam on how he has been able to make progress fighting a new wave of religious skepticism in Hispanic communities across the Americas.

In this podcast Cynthia and Alex talk about her humble beginnings just teaching her own children, and how she was driven to provide the answers that they and many others needed.

In this interview with James Damron we go into detail on how his education with SES has helped him through the current ethical problems he and many others are facing in the medical field today.

In this podcast we learn about what brought Dr. H.C. Felder to SES, where his studies have brought him, and what his mission is today.

Adam Tucker and Dr. J. T. Bridges, Academic Dean of SES, discuss what a makes a Christian Philosophy of Education different from contemporary philosophies of education. In this episode, Dr. Bridges elucidates the importance of establishing a proper philosophy of education.

SES provides an education that integrates philosophy and apologetics into every subject matter. Whether you pursue a Masters of Divinity, a Biblical Studies degree, or an Apologetics degree, philosophy and apologetics will be a foundational component in every class. But, how should one integrate those disciplines into their ministry? Today on Why Do You Believe, we interview alumni Dr. Rodney Cripps and Michael Stewart (M.A. Biblical Studies) about how SES uniquely equipped them to serve GraceLife Church of Pineville.

Recently Dr. Scott Oliphint misrepresented Southern Evangelical Seminary in a talk given at ReformCon2016. Academic Dean for SES, Dr. J. Thomas Bridges, is interviewed and clarifies the misunderstandings in Dr. Oliphint's talk and gives a clear description of the actual philosophical and theological convictions held by SES and its faculty.

How should we understand the Bible's relationship to slavery? Doesn't the Bible condone slavery? How can Christians say they stand against racism and slavery given all the Bible says? SES alumnus Dr. H.C. Felder dives into these issues as we reach into the NCCA archives to listen to his talk from our 2018 National Conference.