Scientists and Doctors are weighing in on the morality of abortion, but this should cause us to ask: what can science tell us about if abortion is good or moral?

Early Christians believed the Old Testament was Scripture, but did they believe the New Testament was too? And did the New Testament writers believe they were writing Scripture?

Some biblical passages and some creeds seem to say that Jesus went to Hell after his crucifixion, but did he really?

There’s a lot of talk today about doing “Big Things” for God. Is this biblical and how should we think about it?

There are two “virgin births.” Which do you believe in? And why is the virgin birth of Jesus actually important?

Many of the causes that people feel most strongly about today only make sense in a Christian worldview. We can use these deep seated passions to draw a line to the gospel.

One third of Evangelicals believe that religious claims are just about opinion, not objective fact. Is this true? And how should we think through this claim?

It seems most people think that humans are basically good by nature. But are they? And how is our understanding of the gospel dependent on how we answer this question?

A recent survey points to over half of evangelicals affirms that God accepts worship from all religions, but what does Scripture say?

A recent survey points to greater than 70% of Evangelicals thinking that Jesus is a created being. We look at how to approach this issue biblically.

Would more people believe if only they had more information, or is there some other factor at play?

Our work an be an apologetic for what we believe. Yet, we often take our jobs more seriously in some areas than we should, and in other areas we don’t treat it seriously enough.

Jesus ate with the sinners and tax collectors, but does this mean that Christians should be welcoming to all people, or is there more to it?

Explicitly and implicitly today, many people think science is the only way to know something. Yet, there are several issues with this view. We look at 3 on this week’s episode.

Modern translations are excellent. But they have at least one downside we need to be aware of in order to get the most we can out of God’s word.

Every parent needs to be concerned about the affect transgenderism will likely have on their children. After showing why that is, we then quickly summarize the book “Gender: A Conversation Guide for Parents and Pastors”

Paul seems to say that something can be right for one person and wrong for another. Is this true? And how does this apply to modern conversations around drinking and Christian liberty?

We should care about everyone flourishing in the world, but we must be careful how we present this idea.