Rebecca McLaughlin, author of Confronting Christianity, joins Glen Scrivener and Andrew Wilson to discuss the transformative impact of the church on the world. They explore attitudes towards church and personal evangelism, the fear of being labeled 'bigots', and the hope found in living in pre-Christian times. The podcast emphasizes the importance of worship, community, and serving the Lord in reaching out to others.

Dr. Rebecca McLaughlin, a Cambridge-educated author and theologian, explores challenging topics related to same-sex relationships in her latest book. She addresses the idolatry of marriage and celebrates the beauty of singleness. The conversation dives into the complexities of biblical teachings, encouraging a deeper understanding of love and relationships, highlighting the importance of community and personal faith in navigating same-sex attraction. McLaughlin emphasizes that true fulfillment comes from following Jesus, even through personal struggles.

Rebecca McLaughlin, an insightful author on sexuality and Christianity, joins biblical scholars Christopher and Richard Hays. They delve into evolving perspectives on sexuality within Scripture, discussing their new book, The Widening of God's Mercy. The conversation challenges the traditional views of God's unchanging nature, introduces the idea of divine changeability, and critiques modern interpretations of biblical sexuality. They emphasize the need for compassion while remaining rooted in scriptural truths, all while exploring the complexities of faith and relationships.

Ray Ortlund and Sam Allberry discuss the strength that comes from the grace of Christ and the importance of passing on the gospel. They also highlight the significance of remembering the risen Jesus, which enables pastors to face challenges with boldness and confidence. Rebecca McLaughlin's book 'Confronting Jesus' is recommended as a resource.

Rebecca McLaughlin, an author and apologist, tackles misconceptions about the Bible's stance on homosexual behavior. She discusses how cultural contexts affect interpretations of scripture and emphasizes the need for deep biblical literacy. The conversation explores the evolution of language around sexuality in the Bible and advocates for a wider understanding of love, including platonic relationships. McLaughlin also underscores the importance of empathy in navigating discussions about faith and sexuality, sharing insights from her recent work.

John Dickson and Rebecca McLaughlin discuss the portrayal of women in ancient texts and their interactions with Jesus. They explore societal views of women during that time and challenge stereotypes. The podcast emphasizes Jesus' sacrificial love and its impact on women over the past 2000 years.

Rebecca McLaughlin, author of a book on objections to Christian faith, discusses the content of her book, the negative perception of Jesus and Christianity, the ethical concerns of Christianity including slavery and racism, the deliberate structure of the book, and the intellectual strength of Christianity in a conversation with Glen Scrivener.

Biblical scholar Rebecca McLaughlin delves into the top 10 affirming arguments for same-sex unions in relation to biblical passages, discussing Jesus' silence, Paul's condemnations, and modern interpretations of biblical teachings. Topics include inclusivity, God's judgment on Sodom, following Old Testament rules, and the significance of love and community in the church.

Join Rebecca McLaughlin, Melissa Kruger, Jen Wilkin, Courtney Doctor, and Elizabeth Woodson in discussing Bible teaching strategies. They share insights on engaging audiences with metaphors, preparation, and using spiritual gifts in church leadership. Learn how to address contemporary issues with humility and integrate apologetics in women's ministry.

Rebecca McLaughlin, apologist and author, discusses her book on friendship and how we can learn from Jesus and Paul. The podcast explores the lost virtue of friendship, the church's lack of emphasis on singleness, physical affection between same-sex friends, navigating diverse friendships, and a nuanced approach to the Billy Graham rule.