Why does God allow suffering? What does the Bible have to say to those who suffer? Sean offers 10 biblical reasons to provide a perspective on suffering.
What are the unique beliefs of students today? What common misconceptions do adults have about young people? Sean interviews Jeff Myers with these Qs and more.
Is sex fluid or subjective? How should be respond to the "transgender moment"? Sean reviews the recent book by Ryan Anderson: "When Harry Became Sally."
Should Christians embrace the social justice movement? What is the biblical perspective on justice? Sean interview professor Thaddeus Williams.
Does belief in the resurrection trace back to the apostles? Or was it invented later by the early church? Sean responds to these common questions.
"Heretic" is the newest book on intelligent design. It tells the journey of one Finnish scientist from Darwin to Design. Sean reviews this book.
What can Christian apologists learn from Toy Story? How can Christians best use imagination to advance the gospel? Guest Adam Kingston tackles these questions.
How important is evidence to the beliefs of young people today? What big questions, and barriers, do they have to the faith? Sean tackles these questions.
What are the most recent numbers for Greek and non-Greek manuscripts? How does the New Testament fare when compared with other classical works? Sean responds.
What can we learn from Sherlock Holmes about understanding the Bible? Guest blogger Timothy Fox offers three keen insights for both the novice and the expert.
What is the best way to talk with kids about God? What good resources are available for parents? Sean interviews Natasha Crain about her newest book.
Why are we so captivated by stories? What is it about the nature of stories that makes them so memorable and impactful? Sean briefly answers these questions.