Cliffe Knechtle, a podcast guest who answers questions other Christians won't, discusses topics like the challenges faced by Christian students in college, the power of prayer and forgiveness, the importance of seeking forgiveness from God, the role of faith, the concept of wealth and generosity, the benefits of going to church, the debate between smoking weed and drinking alcohol, the possibility of aliens and their impact on religion, and the concept of hell and God's mercy.

In a lively discussion, Cliffe Knechtle, an evangelist on college campuses, and his son Stuart, who engages in similar outreach efforts, delve into the importance of defending one's faith. They share personal stories of their conversion and highlight the relevance of faith in today's politically charged climate. The duo emphasizes the stark contrast between prosperity gospel and genuine suffering faith, while also discussing the joy of giving from a biblical perspective. Engaging with audience questions, they inspire students to navigate faith, doubt, and community in contemporary society.

Pastors Cliffe & Stuart Knechtle debate God with Logan Paul, cover topics like gay marriage, abortion, Heaven vs Hell, 2017 Japan incident, aliens, talking with murderers, science vs faith, animal Heaven, & more.

Stuart and Cliffe Knechtle, a father-son duo with over 40 years in campus ministry, share their journeys in faith and apologetics. They discuss the evolution of evangelism, emphasizing compassion over confrontation. The duo reflects on difficult dialogues, particularly regarding LGBTQ issues, advocating for love and understanding despite differing beliefs. Their insights on the importance of forgiveness in relationships reveal personal growth and the need for grace in a polarized culture, inspiring the next generation of apologists with their storytelling.

Cliffe and Stuart Knechtle, experts in dialoguing with young people about Christianity, discuss the top objections they face and how they respond. They address issues regarding faith, morality, and identity, exploring topics like atheism contradicting the Black Lives Matter movement, the right to suicide for depressed teens, and whether Christian parents should send their kids to secular colleges. They also share crazy and frightening encounters with students during their ministry.