Stand to Reason Weekly Podcast

The podcast discusses Christians participating in 'smudging ceremonies' and reaching out to indigenous people. They also delve into whether contradictions in Gospel accounts strengthen their authenticity, using the example of demoniacs in Matthew 8 vs. Mark 5.

The podcast discusses the fading knowledge of the 'Final Solution' from the Nazi era. Callers seek advice on questioning moral atheist family members and responding to messages claiming divine revelation. Topics also cover historical awareness, challenging conversations with atheists, and evaluating personal messages from God.

Frank Turek joins Greg to discuss upcoming CIA event. They talk about handling consistent moral relativists. Does lack of persecution impact one's Christianity? Where does the Bible mention eternal security? Challenging conversations on moral dilemmas and faith amidst persecution are highlighted.

Alan Shlemon discusses ancient copies of the Quran, intersex concerns leading to homosexuality, Deuteronomy's law vs. Islam's apostasy, and how to approach companies during Pride Month.

Topics include assurance of salvation in relation to challenging Bible verses, the necessity of full immersion baptism for those with water phobias, and the hypothetical scenario of the devil repenting and returning to Heaven.

Tim Barnett and Robby Lashua discuss how Jesus practiced apologetics, addressing topics like the day of Jesus' crucifixion, handling unknown questions, and the compatibility of psychiatry with God. They emphasize the importance of scripture, training in apologetics, and navigating biblical contradictions with humility and authenticity.

Topics on the podcast include the legitimacy of second marriages for Christians compared to same-sex marriages, whether to attend services with differing beliefs, and the evolutionary origin of morality feelings.

Robby Lashua shares insights on leading a mission trip to New Agers, applying 2 Corinthians 10:5 in group settings, using apologetics to overcome sins, comparing public and Catholic schools, debating if Jesus had a pet, and exploring the love of Jesus versus the Father's love.

Archaeologist Titus Kennedy discusses archaeological finds aligning with Old Testament accounts, including Abraham's origins in Ur and the significance of Pitham in Egypt. The conversation explores the relationship between faith and archaeology, as well as evidence supporting the Exodus narrative. The podcast sheds light on the importance of archaeological discoveries in affirming the historical accuracy of biblical events.

Greg talks about how we were enemies of God before we were reconciled to him through the atonement, then he answers questions about how to determine a guest pastor’s theology and whether all Christians ought to embrace Jewish traditions.   Topics: Commentary: We were enemies of God. (00:00) Can you suggest a few questions to help determine the theology of a guest pastor who will be speaking at our youth retreat and is possibly progressive? (23:00) If Christianity truly is the fulfillment of covenantal Judaism, then why don’t all Christians embrace truly Jewish traditions? (40:00) Mentioned on the Show:  Why the Blood? by Greg Koukl Subscribe to Solid Ground The Bible: Fast Forward by Greg Koukl Faithfulness Is Not Theologically Complicated by Greg Koukl Related Links: #STRask: What Questions Should I Ask Pastors When Looking for a New Church? Why We’re Not Under the Mosaic Law by Amy Hall Should Followers of Christ Observe the Torah? by Amy Hall How Does the Old Testament Law Apply to Christians Today? by Greg Koukl The Law Is Good by Amy Hall