Episode 43: Israel, My Beloved

Episode 43 of the Theopologetics Podcast is now available! My good friend David Jeroslow joins me for the second installment in our Israelology series to discuss the people and nation of Israel and her relationship to the Church.

Episode 42: Post Mortem

Episode 42 of the Theopologetics Podcast is now available! Michael Burgos from Grassroots Apologetics joins me to discuss his recent debate on my show with Oneness Pentecostal, James Anderson. This episode contains the second half of the discussion; see episode 41, "The Aftermath," for the first half.

Episode 41: The Aftermath

Episode 41 of the Theopologetics Podcast is now available! Michael Burgos from Grassroots Apologetics joins me to discuss his recent debate on my show with Oneness Pentecostal, James Anderson. This episode contains the first half of the discussion; see episode 42, "Post Mortem," for the second half.

Episode 40: She's the Boss

Episode 40 of the Theopologetics Podcast is now available! Matt Slick from the Christian Apologetics & Research Ministry joins me to discuss the appropriateness of women pastors and elders.

Episode 39: This Generation Shall Not Pass

Episode 39 of the Theopologetics Podcast is now available! In Matthew 24:34 Jesus said, "Truly I say to you, this generation will not pass away until all these things take place." The meaning of Jesus' statement seem obvious, but most Christians in America today think He was saying something else. How is the phrase, "this generation," used by Jesus and others in the Bible? And what impact does that have on Jesus' words in the Olivet Discourse?

Theopologetics Needs You!

As I've mentioned in a couple of episodes, next week I'll be moderating a debate which will appear on my podcast. Michael Burgos from Grassroots Apologetics will be affirming the resolution, "The Son personally preexisted the incarnation with the Father." Oneness Pentecostal James Anderson from Evidential Faith will be arguing the negative. Included will be a cross-examination period where Mike and James will be asking each other questions. And here's where you come in:

After Mike and James have finished cross-examining one another, before their closing arguments, I would like to pose some difficult questions to each of them. I don't want to toss them softballs; I want to pose questions to them which genuinely challenge their respective positions. I have a few in mind, but I need your help! Please send me any questions you'd like to see one or both of them answer by emailing me at theopologetics@hotmail.com. I'll pick what I think are the most challenging ones for each of them, and which they haven't already answered as part of the debate up to that point.

So send me your questions, and maybe you'll get to hear yours in this exciting (in my opinion) upcoming episode of the Theopologetics Podcast!