Frank Turek, speaker and author, discusses the healing power of humility in this episode. They explore the impact of humility on marriages, mental health, and relationships. They also discuss the concept of meaning finding and the shifting attitudes towards law enforcement.

Frank Turek joins Greg to discuss upcoming CIA event. They talk about handling consistent moral relativists. Does lack of persecution impact one's Christianity? Where does the Bible mention eternal security? Challenging conversations on moral dilemmas and faith amidst persecution are highlighted.

Join Jeremiah Chandler, an advocate for apologetics, alongside Eric Mason, an expert on its evangelistic role, and Frank Turek, a speaker tackling false teachings. They explore the crucial importance of apologists in modern faith, touching on how to engage skeptical audiences and addressing moral dilemmas. The trio delves into the connection between apologetics and discipleship, emphasizing the need for church leaders to equip congregations and navigate contemporary challenges with confidence.

Exploring the inspiration and inerrancy of the Bible, tackling tough questions on abortion, free will, and divine sovereignty. Addressing discrepancies in scripture and St. Augustine's perspective. Delving into the implications of the Big Bang on creation and recommended reads for deeper understanding.

Megan Basham, author of "Shepherds for Sale," critiques evangelical leaders for abandoning the truth for leftist agendas, sparking fierce debate. She addresses backlash from those challenging her findings. Frank Turek joins to discuss the implications of progressive theology on church leadership and the ethical repercussions of climate policies on impoverished nations. They delve into the ideological divides within evangelicalism, analyzing the complex legacy of figures like Francis Collins during the pandemic. The conversation emphasizes the need for critical thinking and respectful dialogue in the Christian community.