Greg Koukl, an expert in defending the Christian faith, discusses strategies for navigating tough spiritual conversations in his new book 'Street Smarts'. Topics covered include answering objections to Christianity such as evil, slavery, and contradictions in the Bible. He also talks about engaging with different beliefs, the problem of evil from an atheistic perspective, and tactics for sharing faith and discussing apologetics.

Greg Koukl, author of 'Street Smarts', discusses the risks of relativism and how denying truth leads to chaos in society. He provides tactics for challenging worldviews and emphasizes the importance of maintaining friendly conversations. Topics include atheism's connection to relativism, the impact of moral relativism on evangelism, and the need for critical thinking skills in engaging conflicting beliefs.

Christian apologist and author Greg Koukl joins Kirk Cameron to discuss the common mistakes Christians make when sharing their faith. They emphasize the importance of asking questions instead of preaching, and reflect on the value of planting seeds and tending to the growth of faith. They also talk about personal experiences that led to their conversion, the power of asking questions in faith conversations, and gaining confidence in engaging with others through understanding their beliefs.

Stand to Reason founder Greg Koukl discusses forgiveness while Liberty University professor Gary Habermas delves into the significance of Jesus' resurrection. The podcast explores themes of racism, Easter, and the brutality of crucifixion, providing insights on forgiveness and the historical accuracy of crucifixion practices.

Greg Koukl and Eric Hovind discuss the Bible, its claim as the 'Word of God', evidence for its authenticity, and the challenges in establishing its historicity. They explore the authority of the New Testament, analyze the prophecy of the Messiah in Daniel Nine, and delve into the supernatural element in the Bible. They also question human intuition, explore historical accuracy, and address the question of trusting the Bible.