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#STRask - August 6, 2018
Greg answers questions about whether Jesus was racist, how to respond to someone who shouts you down, why we don’t cast lots, and the new heavens and the new earth.
#STRask - August 2, 2018
Greg answers questions on the cosmological argument, reaching those who are “spiritual but not religious” and the inerrancy of the Gospels.
How to Discuss Controversial Issues in the Church
Alan shares 3 things to remember when discussing controversial issues with other Christians.
Advice for Interacting in a Public Forum
Greg gives tips for interacting in a public forum then answers questions on slavery in the Bible and responding to skeptics who object to miracles.
Why You Shouldn’t Ask God if the Book of Mormon Is True
There’s one question you’re likely to hear from every Mormon missionary: Will you pray and ask God if the Book of Mormon is true? Here’s why that’s not a good idea.
The Teaching Methodology of Jesus
Greg talks to apologist and public school teacher Nate Sala of A Clear Lens then takes calls on whether difficulty trusting God means you’re not saved and the problem of evil as a contradiction in the Christian worldview.
Arguing for the Christian God
Greg talks about traffic problems for a few minutes then jumps into questions on arguments for the Christian God, the slavery laws in Leviticus, and why Satan will be punished.
How Do You Revisit the Gospel with Someone Who Won’t Listen? (Video)
Alan shares how to continue a gospel-centered conversation with a friend or family member who says, “Enough of that!”
#STRask - July 16, 2018
Greg answers questions about the genetic fallacy, proving objective morality, the 70th anniversary of Israel, the inscription on the Liberty Bell, and tips for retaining apologetic information.
Must We Choose between Winning the Argument and Winning the Person?
The winning of arguments is not more important than winning people, but neither is it necessarily in conflict with that end. Here’s how you can do both.