Questions

Hey y’all! Usually on my birthday, I like to reflect on the past year and how I’ve seen God’s faithfulness and work in my life. Most times, I journal about this, but this year I’m doing it in podcast form! This one includes…

• Best advice I’ve gotten this year🤯
• The lows of the year and how I handled them (not always in the best way…)
• My Summit experience (look it up its the bestttttt🤩)
• Goals for next year✅
• Why I started this podcast🎙️
• So much more!!! (but not too much don’t worry😂)

I hope there’s something in here that encourages you today!

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Whether you’re 8, 79, or anywhere in between, this one is for you! The Bible says we should be prepared to defend our hope (1 Peter 3:15), but how? What if we don’t have a masters in theology? What if we’re the kind of person who thinks of what they actually should have said hours after the conversation ends? (that’s literally me by the way…) If that’s you too, I hope this episode encourages you! God CAN and WILL use our flawed but sincere attempts to share the good news with the lost. Just keep showing up and sharing your reason for hope! In this episode we cover:
- What does apologetics even mean, and how can we be apologists?
- General Revelation/Special Revelation
- What are the five “pieces of the worldview puzzle?”
- How Christians don’t have to ignore logic to believe…It’s actually the opposite: the Christian worldview is the only one that accounts for logic!
- And so much more :)

Recommended Resources:
Know Why You Believe by K. Scott Oliphint
Should You Believe in God? by K. Scott Oliphint
Does Christianity Really Work? by William Edgar

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Questions

This Bible that you hold in your hands—the one with 66 books, the one in English, the one that contains all that Christians believe to be true—how did it come to be what it is today? How did they determine which books to include, and who made those decisions? Do we have manuscript copies like we do for any other historical record? Can we really trust it to be both an accurate historical account and inspired by God? (SPOILER ALERT: YES!!!)

I know I have so many questions! You too? Give this one a listen, and you can learn about it with me!

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