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#STRask - August 8, 2019
Questions about the ground of our salvation according to Revelation 20, works and rewards, how Luke can say Zechariah and Elizabeth were blameless, and finding apologetics-minded people.
Thoughts on the Shootings
Greg talks about how Christianity makes sense of evil and other aspects of reality, then he answers questions about improving an evangelism situation and interpreting a dream.
Why Study False Ideas?
While it’s true that Christians should prioritize their understanding of Scripture and Christian theology, that doesn’t diminish the importance of also studying false ideas, as well. Here’s why we can and should do both.
Listen Carefully to the Cost of Conversion
If you ask your Muslim friend what would happen if he became a Christian, you’ll discover what’s holding him back from Jesus, and then you can help him overcome his obstacles.
Why We Do Apologetics
Greg provides Biblical examples supporting the idea that we should defend the faith.
The Importance of Being Precise (Video)
Alan explains the importance of using exact numbers when sharing statistics to get your point across.
Science, Culture, and Intelligent Design
Greg talks to Amy about her time at the Discovery Institute Summer Seminar, then he answers a question about how to get people interested in apologetics-related questions.
What Muslims Say vs. What Islam Teaches
No matter who is making a claim about Islam, what they say must conform to these three authoritative sources in order for their claim to accurately represent Islam.
What We Can Learn from Mr. Rogers’ Understanding of Salvation (Video)
Greg reflects on how Mr. Rogers’ parting words exemplified a common misunderstanding of God’s grace.
#STRask - July 11, 2018
J. Warner Wallace joins Amy to answer questions about Mormon missionaries, having atheists speak to youth groups, asking atheists if God exists, and figuring out whether things that happen to you are judgments from God.