God as Artist: A Theology of Art
Can we know what makes for good art? Should Christians even worry about such things? Isn’t art a worldly pursuit anyway? Listen in to this special episode of Theology...
Apologetics Unplugged: Best Case Scenario for Atheism – Part 2
In the previous episode we presented the atheistic argument that if God wanted us to believe in Him He would make Himself more evident. In this episode we address that charge....
Apologetics Unplugged: Best Case Scenario for Atheism – Part 1
In this episode we present the atheistic argument that if God were real he would make himself more evident. Why doesn’t He reveal Himself to us if He wants us to believe...
Theology Unplugged: Personal Sin, Part 2
How are we to contend with personal sin in our own lives? How do we lovingly address it in the lives of others, both believers and non-believers alike? Listen in as Michael,...
Theology Unplugged: Personal Sin, Part 1
How do we approach the subject of personal sin in respects to Evangelism? Should we tell people that all sins are equal? Do we actually find grounds for this in Scripture?...
“The Little Lord Jesus Some Crying He Makes”: What Really Happened at Christmas (Told in Dr. Suessian Fashion)
“The Little Lord Jesus Some Crying He Makes”: What Really Happened at Christmas (Told in Dr. Seussian Fashion) By Paul Copan **Before reading the poem, you may want to read...
The Theology of Active Shooters
The world can be a dangerous place. We have fire drills, earthquake drills, and tornado drills. When I was a schoolkid we had bomb drills. We were worried we might have...
Apologetics Unplugged: Islam, Muslims, Love and Wisdom
This is a special episode of Apologetics Unplugged. There is much being said on the topic of Islam, Muslims and how Christians are to engage the issue. Should we fear all...
Questions for Other Christians Who Have Questions for Other Christians
Those darn Buzzfeed Christians are at it again; putting us wholly uncool, manifestly square Christians in our place. Since I have an affinity for Socrates I thought, instead...