Wes Huff

Join Wes Huff, a Christian apologist and Central Canada Director for Apologetics Canada, as he shares his incredible journey from paralysis to miraculous healing. He discusses growing up in a missionary family and the unique challenges of faith in a modern, secular context. Wes dives into his experiences on popular platforms, including his thought-provoking debate with Billy Carson that took a dramatic turn. He also answers pressing questions about apologetics, all while emphasizing the profound impact of his faith journey.

Wes Huff, an expert in biblical studies and a collaborator with Mike Winger, dives into the intricate world of theological exploration. They discuss their book club centered on challenging texts, including 'Sinners in the Hands of a Loving God.' The conversation tackles misconceptions about the Council of Nicaea and Emperor Constantine, clarifying their impact on Christianity. They also explore the complexities of the Trinity and address the challenges of articulating these beliefs in early Christianity, all while promoting empathetic discussions on faith.

Wes Huff, a theologian and apologist known for debunking heretics online, teams up with Michael Knowles to tackle popular Bible myths. They dive into the misconceptions surrounding Jesus’s travels and the origins of Christianity, dispelling theories linking him to Eastern religions. Huff unraveles the history of the biblical canon, explores the Trinity's foundations, and corrects the notion that Jesus was married. With humor, they engage in a thoughtful analysis of biblical texts, challenging listeners to rethink what they know.

Wes Huff, a scholar specializing in early Christian studies, and Mike Winger, an apologetics teacher, dive into the contentious claims of public figure Billy Carson. They dissect their recent debate with him, highlighting its chaotic fallout and the absurdity of legal threats. The discussion addresses the importance of transparency in historical texts like Codex Sinaiticus, while humorously critiquing the misuse of deepfake evidence. They also touch on the complexities of good and evil, navigating truth amidst conspiracy theories, and the challenges in theological discourse.

Wes Huff, a rising Protestant apologist and PhD student in New Testament, dives deep into the formation of the biblical canon. He discusses intense debates on the inclusion of deuterocanonical books and the influence of ancient manuscripts like the Codex Sinaiticus. Wes critiques his own past views and explores the complexities surrounding canonical authority. He emphasizes the importance of constructive dialogue in understanding differing perspectives, making for a thought-provoking discussion filled with insights on faith and biblical scholarship.