Who does the Psalmist refer to as the fool who says in his heart, "There is no God"? Despite what many people think, its not the atheist.
What can we learn about our true selves from some of the greatest thinkers in history? Sean interviews author Thaddeus Williams about his new book REFLECT.
Last week I led a trip of 30+ high school students to Skid Row. We had a life-changing experience. Here are two lessons and stories from our trip.
What is the relationship between social justice and apologetics? Are we called to do both? And if so, how? Sean tackles these questions and more.
Studies show church attendance is declining and young people are leaving the church? How can we best respond? Sean reviews the recent book Growing Young.
Richard Dawkins is a famous critic of design. Yet when his views are examined closely, he actually embraces design unwittingly. Here's why.
Has marriage really evolved endlessly through history? Or is same-sex marriage truly a novel change to the core of marriage? Sean addresses these Qs and more.
How should Christians respond to the news that Disney introduces a gay character in Beauty & The Beast? What is the most strategic and biblical response?
Why is it so important to be a good listener today? And what does it take to cultivate the art of listening well? Sean addresses these questions and more.
Critics often claim that the deity of Christ developed as a late tradition. As Sean explains, there is evidence the earliest Gospel proclaims Christ's deity.
What is an "undesigned coincidence" and how does it provide evidence for the reliability of the New Testament? Sean interviews Lydia McGrew about her new book.
Why is religious freedom so important today? How do we make a case without using the Bible? Sean addresses these questions and more.