Exploring what constitutes a marriage in God's eyes, freedom to pursue marriage as a natural right, and declining invitations to unbiblical weddings. Topics include the essence of marriage, lifelong commitments, redefining marriage, legitimate restrictions, and handling wedding invitations with etiquette.

The podcast delves into reconciling victory over sin in Romans 6:12-14 with ongoing struggles in Romans 7:21-25. It explores the paradox of the Mosaic Law as moral instruction for believers not under the law, emphasizing reliance on Christ for victory and the transformative impact of adoption by God.

Exploring how to develop love for Christ when emotionally detached and whether to remain in a church drifting from historic Christianity. Emphasizing the importance of consistent actions in nurturing love for Christ and prioritizing a relationship with God over emotional experiences. Delving into the challenges of staying in a church with evolving teachings and the significance of respectful communication within the church community.

Discussing atheist anger towards belief in God, reconciling God's sovereignty and Satan being the prince of the world, and exploring the meaning behind 'Lead us not into temptation' in the Lord's Prayer

Exploring the significance of interpreting the Bible based on authorial intent and whether our post-Enlightenment way of thinking affects it. Discussing if taking comfort in Zephaniah 3:17 is out of context. Debating on individual interpretations versus authoritative text in the Bible, and exploring God's character in biblical passages.

The podcast delves into defending the claim that marriage was created by God despite its presence in non-Judeo-Christian civilizations. It also addresses concerns about Christianity being harmful to women and explores the impact of Christian values on modern society and historical cultural practices.

The podcast delves into the philosophical implications of a single maximally great God versus multiple gods, exploring the problem of evil and moral grounding. It questions why God needs to slowly improve our character on earth if he will make every Christian sinless at resurrection. The discussion also ponders whether the existence of multiple gods could better explain the presence of evil than one God who allows evil.

Exploring how to maintain open-mindedness in considering alternative views, importance of critical thinking in education, reasons why God doesn't provide more evidence to non-resistant non-believers, and strategies to engage with hostility towards Christianity through reasoning and discussion.

Greg shares valuable advice on debating atheists, including key arguments like the cosmological, design, and moral arguments. He emphasizes the significance of asking questions and introduces his strategic approach for engaging in meaningful discussions. The podcast also explores debating atheists on the moral argument and problem of evil, obligations towards persons vs. objects, effective strategies for debate discussions, and debating tactics and compassion in interactions with atheists.

Exploring the connection between evil and the need for a moral law maker, the goodness of God in the face of evil, the relationship between justice and grace in religion. Delving into the moral implications of Abraham sacrificing Isaac and reflections on trust and obedience to God.