The earliest traditions claim that the apostle Thomas ministered and died in India. Is this tradition reliable? Sean examines the evidence.
Apologetics today often has a bad rap. I recently spoke at the AMP conference, and offer 5 takeaways for how apologetics should be done today.
How should the church best handle same-sex attraction? Is celibacy bad for people? Sean interviews author and pastor Ed Shaw regarding these Qs and more.
What are the most important things for apologist to know and do today? Sean provides 5 important tips, from his life and research, for young apologists.
Humans are storytelling creatures. What does this tell us about human nature and the rest of the world? Sean explores how story provides evidence for God.
Can evolution be dismissed simply because its called a "theory"? What is the difference between "law" and "theory"? Sean briefly tackles these Qs and more.
How do we answer tough questions about the faith? Sean interviews Clint and Jeff Arnold about their new book.
James the brother of Jesus was the leader of the early church in Jerusalem. Was he martyred for his faith? Sean explores the biblical and no-biblical evidence.
Is God male or female? Does God have a gender? Who cares? Sean briefly addresses these questions.
Dr. Mike Licona is doing some cutting-edge research on Gospel contradictions. Sean interviews him about his recent project and what it means for his faith.
For the deaths of the apostles to count as evidence for Christianity, they needed to have a resurrection faith. Sean examines the source of their beliefs.
Is secular humanism dying? How is the sexual revolution related to pagan cosmology? Sean interviews Dr. Peter Jones for his thoughts on these Qs and more.