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The Rise of Imaginative Apologetics
In the past 10 years a new approach to apologetics has emerged that is variously called imaginative, cultural, or narrative...
How Should We React?
The most popular TikToker, Khaby Lame, now has millions of followers.
Jurassic Modifications
As dinosaurs once again roam the earth, questions of bio-ethics are at the forefront.
What is Wisdom and How Can I Get It?
Wisdom is often talked about in the Bible, but what is wisdom? Dr. Jeff Myers defines wisdom, and discusses practical...
How Can the Church Address Sexuality without Being Divisive?
Rosaria Butterfield calls the church to stand up against false teachings on sexuality, all while fostering a community for believers...
The Dr. Jeff Show Ep. 76 - Greg Koukl
Apologist Greg Koukl from Stand to Reason shares stories about how practicing curiosity in conversations opens up our interlocutors to...
The Dr. Jeff Show Ep. 75 - Jason Jimenez
Jason Jimenez wants us to advocate for God in Challenging Conversations, his latest book that gives us a third option...
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The Christian's Freedom
America has always been called “the land of the free.” We want the freedom to believe what we want, to...
How Christianity Shaped the World
One of the myths of the modern Western world is that Christianity has been a mostly detrimental force in history....
The Force of Fatherhood
The epic story of Star Wars shows the value of fathers and the role they take in shaping destinies.
Unleashing the Beast Within
There is a profound difference between sharing the inner parts of ourselves with the goal of unleashing and sharing with...
JP Saxe Explores Modern Love
The song “4:30 in Toronto” is dominated by the tension between what the culture says is true about love and...
The Dr. Jeff Show Ep. 9 – Fazale Rana
Dr. Fazale Rana Questions the Origin of Life As an agnostic biochemist, Dr. Fazale Rana started questioning the origin of...
Voting is Over, Now What?
Billions of dollars are spent on an election. Polls are taken, articles and op-eds are written. For months, policies and...
The Struggle to Communicate
Wherever we go, we’re surrounded by disagreements. Most of us don’t go looking for them, but they seem to follow...
