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The Case for Faith--Part 1 | The Apologist's Bookshelf

This is one of my favorite Lee Strobel books, in which he takes on hard questions about Christianity. I'm doing a two-part podcast on a chapter that asks if God is worthy of worship if he kills innocent children as seen in several Old Testament passages.

Where Is God When It Hurts? | The Apologist's Bookshelf

Philip Yancey's book has been a best-seller and an award winner. I cover his sixth chapter, where he struggles with a key question: Does personal suffering come packaged with a clear explanation from God?

The Ambassador's Guide to Pluralism--Part 2 | The Apologist's Bookshelf

This podcast finishes going over Greg Koukl's opening chapter on pluralism.

The Ambassador's Guide to Pluralism | The Apologist's Bookshelf

This booklet by Stand to Reason is one in a series that explores important aspects of our culture today. Greg Koukl takes on a modern saying: "Jesus is my savior and the only way for me, but I can't say He is the way for others."

A Matter of Days | The Apologist's Bookshelf

Hugh Ross, an astrophysicist and proponent of an ancient earth, spends one chapter showing the problems with the young-earth position when it comes to the rate of evolution.

Reaching Muslims for Christ | The Apologist's Bookshelf

Chapter 15 in this book offers good advice on issues a Christian should avoid or approach with caution when interacting with Muslims.

How We Got the Bible | The Apologist's Bookshelf

This podcast covers a chapter that discusses apocryphal books of both the Old and New Testaments--their contents and why they were rejected.

The Historical Reliability of the Gospels--Part B | The Apologist's Bookshelf

I finish the author's chapter on miracles.

The Historical Reliability of the Gospels--Part A | The Apologist's Bookshelf

Craig Blomberg, noted professor and author, spends one important chapter on the issue of New Testament miracles.

Truth Changes Everything | The Apologist's Bookshelf

Dr. Jeff Myers deals with a crucial question for our times: Does the truth matter?