⁣In this episode, Kurt is joined by J. Warner Wallace and Sean McDowell to discuss empowering the next generation to be believers of the Gospel and equipped with doctrine and apologetics.

⁣In this episode, Kurt and Ted are joined by Kenneth Samples to discuss classic Christian thinkers. You can purchase Ken’s new book here.

⁣In this episode, Kurt speaks with Neil Shenvi on critical theory as it pertains to race, social justice, and the implications for Christian belief.

⁣Archaeologist Ted Wright discusses with Kurt at least 10 discoveries that confirm details in the Old and New Testaments as historically accurate.

⁣In this episode, Kurt speaks with Winfield Bevins on the value of liturgy. What is liturgy and why should Christians participate? Listen to learn more!

⁣Brad Kaspar of Josiah Venture talks with Kurt about his experiences as a missionary and the state of Christianity in the Czech Republic.

⁣Having doubts about your faith? You’re not alone! In this episode, Kurt speaks with author and podcaster Dante Stack about his worldview journey.

⁣Are young people prepared to encounter non-Christian ideas? In this episode, Kurt speaks with Tim Barnett with Stand to Reason on how to train your students for spiritual war.

⁣Can human reason lead to the divine? In this episode Kurt speaks with analytic philosopher Joshua Rasmussen. Here is a link to Dr. Rasmussen’s new book.

⁣Why are some popular Christian leaders leaving the faith? Join Kurt as he explores some of those reasons, how you can be secure in your faith, and how people still value testimonies.

⁣Is God worth risking your life? In this episode Kurt speaks with Jordan Hampton of Crash Course Apologetics on YouTube.

⁣What is the Gospel, exactly? Is it about what God has done for you and how you can be saved, or is something even great at work? In this episode, Kurt is joined by Matthew Bates, author of “Salvation by Allegiance Alone,” and the newly released “Gospel Allegiance”.

⁣Have you been curious about Kurt’s doctoral research? Tune in as he talks about the so-called Semi-Pelagians.