Chappell Roan’s fiery claim about parenting sparks a lively debate on the joys and challenges of family life. The hosts share personal stories that reveal the often-hidden fulfillment in raising children. They delve into the emotional rollercoaster of parenting, highlighting the transformative moments and sacrifices that come with unconditional love. The discussion also emphasizes the importance of community support and navigating conflicts, all while preparing kids for the future with faith and purpose.

Steve Kim, a guest on the Apologetics Canada Podcast, dives deep into the theology of friendship. He discusses biblical examples like David and Jonathan and emphasizes how true friendship is a God-given gift that fosters spiritual growth. Kim contrasts childhood friendships with the complexities of adult relationships, advocating for accountability and commitment in faith-based connections. He highlights the importance of covenantal friendships, encouraging listeners to cultivate deep Christ-centered relationships amidst a world of superficial connections.

In this engaging conversation, Ruslan KD, a content creator known for uplifting voices while exploring his own journey, shares insights live from the Apologetics Canada Conference. He discusses the transition from musician to full-time creator, offering a candid look at faith and community in today’s digital age. Ruslan delves into practical ways to platform the gospel and the emotional complexities of sharing truth online. He emphasizes humility and authenticity as vital elements in navigating criticism and fostering genuine connections.

The Apologetics Canada Conference: Theology of Technology was a sold-out success! In this episode of AC Podcast, the Quad—Andy, Steve, Wes, and Troy—sit down to recap the highs, the surprises, and the unforgettable moments from our 13th annual conference. From unpredictable situations to powerful takeaways, we reflect on what made this year’s event so special.

Dr. Frank Turek, founder and president of CrossExamined.org, has faithfully served in apologetics for over 30 years. While speaking across the US and Canada, he has seen a lot and gained a wealth of experiences. On this week’s episode of the AC podcast, Andy and Frank discuss how culture is currently shifting, presenting new obstacles and opportunities.

The AC team got exclusive after-hours access at the Museum of the Bible—standing in front of the Megiddo Mosaic, one of the most groundbreaking archaeological finds since the Dead Sea Scrolls! Why is this discovery so significant? And what does it mean for biblical history? Join Wes, Andy, and our new Maritimes Director Ben Macdonald as they unpack this incredible find in our latest podcast episode!

Allie Beth Stuckey, a prominent conservative commentator and host of the Relatable podcast, shares her compelling journey from identity crisis to devoted follower of Jesus. She dives into the crucial balance between faith and politics, emphasizing informed Christian participation in societal discussions. Stuckey discusses personal struggles with body image and the transformative power of mentorship, while also advocating for compassion in heated cultural debates. Get ready for an insightful exploration of faith, family, and the impact of politics on modern Christian values!

Russell Brand, a well-known actor, comedian, and online personality, shares his transformative journey from a life steeped in celebrity to a genuine faith in Jesus Christ. He candidly discusses how the gospel dismantled his old idols and reshaped his priorities. The conversation covers his battles with addiction, the dehumanizing effects of technology and pornography, and the complexities of navigating faith as a public figure. Brand's insights are both heartfelt and humorous, offering a fresh perspective on spirituality in today's world.

We want a king! We want a king!"—a cry from 1 Samuel that has found a new voice in the modern era. "We want a leader!" shouts the culture, as it seeks to elevate individuals in both Christian and secular spaces, hoping they will lead the way to their proverbial "promised lands." With the pursuit of salvation and success dangling before us, how can believers discern whether they are called to follow or to lead? And is one truly better than the other?This week, Troy, Andy, and Steve dive into what some are calling "the cult of leadership.

On this week's episode of the AC Podcast, we answer your questions from our recent social media post query. Given the influx of new engagement with our content, the Quad decided it would be fitting to do our best to answer some apologetic related questions. So prepare yourself for rapid fire answers on your most pressing questions.