Podcasts

This page provides a running list of some helpful podcasts which tackle many aspects of Christian apologetics. It is currently under construction as I continue to update it with new material. Feel free to peruse... Enjoy!


The Poached Egg Podcast: "The Poached Egg Network is where Christian apologetics, history, philosophy, science, theology, and pop culture collide. [Their] goal is to help guide believers, seekers, and skeptics alike to the Ultimate Source of Truth and a better understanding of the Christian worldview." The podcast features many helpful interviews on topics that will help anyone -- layman or otherwise -- to defend his/her faith. Be sure to peruse the website as well; there is much useful information to be found there.

The Stand To Reason podcasts: Thoughts from the STR staff, including Greg Koukl's "A Piece of My Mind," Alan Shlemon's "Thinking Out Loud," and Brett Kunkle's "Bulletproof." Provides really good information on relevant apologetics topics. You should also check out Brett Kunkle's Youtube page, where he shares lots of useful information -- many times, in an entertaining way.

Cross Examined Podcast with Frank Turek: "Tune in to our weekly call-in radio program hosted by Frank Turek on American Family Radio network. Join Frank as he discusses challenging topics, takes calls from listeners, and interviews dynamic Christian apologists. Sponsored by CrossExamined.org, this apologetics program is both informative and entertaining!" Browse the archives to sample some of the topics already tackled.

Unbelievable? with Justin Brierley (UK based): "Each Saturday, in the award-winning programme Unbelievable, Justin Brierley asks questions like: Can Christianity live up to the claims it makes? Can we trust the Bible? Why should I believe in Jesus over anything else? Justin tackles these and other issues, on a show that gets Christians and non-believers talking to each other." You can view the archives by checking out the "Listen On Demand" section.

Reasonable Faith Podcasts (with Dr. William Lane Craig): "Reasonable Faith is a conversational program dealing with the most important apologetic questions of our day." Peruse the website as well for articles, Q&A with Dr. Craig, debates, and much more.

Apologetics315 Interviews: Brian Auten interviews some of the leading apologists and Christian scholars. The website has lots of information about all things related to apologetics.You can also find MP3 audio of apologetics debates and talks.

Ravi Zacharias broadcasts: Just Thinking and Let My People Think are excellent resources on apologetics as  Ravi gives his thoughts on a vast array of topics. You can listen to current broadcasts here.

The Please Convince Me Podcasts: "Audio Podcasts Examining the Issues Important to Responsive Christians." Scroll through the list to see past podcasts.

Come Reason Podcasts: "Listen in on discussions of today's most thought-provoking issues" with apologist Lenny Esposito.

Relevant Podcast: Interviews with leading apologists and discussions on today's issues with former Zoegirl, CCM artist, Alias Childers.

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