English biologist Thomas Huxley coined the term agnosticism to describe those who claim that truth about life, God, and supernatural realities are simply unknowable. However, this assumption is built on the idea that science is the only route to real knowledge, which is itself unproven. In contrast, theistic assumptions provide a foundation for science and give us reason to believe that God exists and has made Himself known both in His Word and His World. [... more]

The Bible's reliability is discussed, with guests citing early manuscripts and translations. They address common objections to Christianity, such as the Bible's translation history and the resurrection of Jesus. The guests also explore the significance of the resurrection in Christian theology and its impact on Western culture. [... more]

Vigo Olson, a brilliant medical student, and his wife Joan, initially agnostics, embark on a journey to disprove Christianity, but their study of the Bible and eyewitness accounts lead them to believe in the Creator God and the resurrection of Jesus Christ, ultimately leading them to give their lives to the Lord. [... more]

Lisa Childers shares her personal journey of faith, from being raised in a Christian home to experiencing a faith crisis after being mentored by a pastor who was secretly an agnostic. She discusses how she was able to rebuild her faith through intense research and study, and offers four nuggets of wisdom for young people: don't let anyone talk you out of truth, the Bible, the cross, or the nature and character of God. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including Bible doctrine, church fathers, penal substitutionary atonement, and the theology of marriage, addressing questions from listeners and providing biblical insight. [... more]

The doctrine of transubstantiation is examined in the context of Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic churches, with a focus on its biblical and logical implications. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding Scripture and the covenant, as well as the distinction between the sign and the reality of the Eucharist. [... more]

The discussion revolves around various theological topics, including the Eastern Orthodox Church, Roman Catholicism, and their views on icons, as well as the biblical stance on conjoined twins and polygamy. The concept of baptism and its validity are also explored, along with the idea of predestination and its implications on free will. Additionally, the topic of goodness and morality is discussed, with a focus on understanding what goodness is and how it relates to God's creation. [... more]

Morgan Weisling's journey to Christianity began when he met a woman at an art school who introduced him to her faith. He eventually gave his life to God and started using his art talent to serve the Lord. Weisling shares his story of how God convicted him to use his art for a higher purpose and how he began working with Focus on the Family to create art that promotes Christian values. His latest painting, 'Kissed by God,' depicts Jesus as a four-year-old boy kissing his mother, Mary. [... more]

Viggo Olson, a brilliant agnostic physician, undergoes a dramatic transformation from believing in evolution to embracing the magnificent and miraculous hand of God. Through intensive research and personal exploration, he and his wife come to believe in the truth of creation, the reliability of scripture, and the resurrection of Jesus Christ, ultimately giving their lives to the Lord Jesus Christ. [... more]

To know God, one must be in His presence, believe in His person, bend to His word, and behold His works. By doing so, one can form a profile of who God is and deepen their relationship with Him. The Bible is a source of knowledge about God, and reading it can help one understand His personality, will, and ways. [... more]

Understanding God's identity and how to know Him is a complex issue, often hindered by inaccurate comprehension and inappropriate confirmation. Jesus teaches that knowing Him involves a deeper comprehension of His identity, which is not just about knowing facts or having a physical manifestation, but about having a personal relationship with Him. [... more]

The Bible is given to make men and women wise for salvation and to equip them with everything that goes along with what it means to be saved. It shows us how to be saved and how to live when we have been saved, and it is the key to understanding God's plan for humanity. [... more]

The existence of God is a question that has puzzled humans for centuries, with many seeking answers through science, history, and personal experience. The Bible and scientific discoveries in cosmology and physics provide evidence for the reality of God, while the resurrection of Jesus Christ is a historical event that establishes His divinity. For those who seek to know God personally, faith and spirituality offer a path to a deeper understanding of His nature and a relationship with Him. [... more]

Deception can occur when people start believing something due to a condition in their mind, and it can be difficult to get them to change their minds. Evidence is not just physical, but also mental, and people need to be careful not to assume that something is evidence just because it fits their hypothesis. Radicalization can happen when people are exposed to certain ideas or influences, and it can lead to a loss of critical thinking and a willingness to accept false information. The concept of the rapture is often misunderstood, and it's not just about escaping the tribulation, but also about being taken up to heaven to be with Jesus. Salvation is not just about avoiding punishment, but also about trusting in God and having faith in Him, even in difficult circumstances. [... more]

The Bible teaches that God's existence is known to every human being, and that refusing to acknowledge this knowledge is a form of foolishness. The Apostle Paul argues that agnosticism, or claiming ignorance of God's existence, is not an excuse for suppressing this knowledge, but rather a sign of deeper trouble before God. He explains that people who deny God's existence or repress the knowledge of God are not simply stupid, but rather foolish, as they refuse to acknowledge what they know to be true. [... more]

Engaging with unbelievers can be challenging, especially when they approach conversations with cliché arguments and presuppositions. A key strategy is to employ reasonable faith, outthinking them with logical and evidence-based arguments. However, some unbelievers can be inflexible and hardened in their unbelief, making it difficult to reach them. In such cases, it's essential to focus on those who are open to the gospel and to avoid wasting time on those who are not. [... more]

The concept of neighbors is fading in our culture, and technology has made us more connected than ever before, but how in touch are we with those around us? Jesus Christ's actions in the neighborhood of Jerusalem, where he heals a blind man, illustrate the characteristics of unbelievers, including being ceremonial, skeptical, and filled with rancor. [... more]

The concept of propitiation and its implications on sin, law, and atonement are discussed in the context of Catholicism, atheism, and agnosticism. The doctrine of federal headship and its relation to sin and the law are also explored, highlighting the importance of understanding the sacrifice of Christ and its effects on humanity. [... more]

A discussion on Christian Science, its teachings, and how to respond to atheists and agnostics. The host also addresses questions on cults, theology, and biblical teachings, including the role of women in the church. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including Bible doctrine, Islamic apologetics, and the Quran, while also addressing the importance of critical thinking and causation in understanding the world and the existence of God. [... more]