What’s a great way to communicate to people that the Christian faith is reasonable to hold? In this episode Kurt has the distinct honor of talking with evangelist...
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Theology can be complex: A robust explanation of Christian truths, the application of those truths into our lives, and a winsome presentation of the Gospel. Our mission is to simplify complex issues to build strong Christians and reach a skeptical world. We seek to train Christians to have a strong grasp on biblical and theological literary so that they may have a flourishing faith and not be left "ineffective and unproductive in their knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ" (2 Peter 1:8). Our message, in turn, should be winsome to outsiders (1 Thessalonians 4:12a; 1 Peter 3:16) and may result in their repentance and acceptance of the Lordship of Jesus Christ.
Latest Episodes
Why should we look at the big picture of the New Testament? In today’s episode Kurt is joined by *the* Mike Bird! Dr. Bird lives in Australia and comes to us from the...
How can we learn from the saints of long ago? In today’s episode Kurt chats with Stephen Backhouse on the importance of learning from Christian history. Click here...
Do theologians and apologists make mistaken claims about the New Testament text? In today’s episode Kurt interviews Peter J. Gurry on myths and mistakes in New Testament...
Is Christianity any different than Mormonism? In this episode, Kurt will be joined by cult specialist Rob Bowman to talk about how the historical grounds for...
Hi friends, I hope you’ve all had a great summer! I wanted to share with you an exciting opportunity over at non-Christian Bart Ehrman’s website. Dr. Ehrman...
How does radical skepticism creep into some people’s minds when they think about textual criticism? In this last episode of Misquoting Ehrman, Dr. J provides an...
In Part 5 of Misquoting Ehrman, Dr. J looks at the young Bart Ehrman’s theological reflection on the doctrines of inerrancy and the preservation & inspiration...
In Part 4 of Misquoting Ehrman, Dr. J looks at the distinction between the “original” and the “earliest available form” of the text and whether Ehrman has shifted his...
In Part 3 of Misquoting Ehrman, Dr. J offers a theory as to why some Christian apologists and scholars have misunderstood Bart Ehrman’s position. One scholar in...
