Stand to Reason Weekly Podcast

Greg discusses the Jesus Revolution film and good questions for agnostic friends. He explains why he says Jesus saved us from the Father, not just from our sins.

The podcast discusses speaking to apathetic individuals, the role of a lead pastor in churches, Jesus' words on the cross, and responding to a Mormon's objections to the Trinity. Topics include apologetics career tips, shared leadership in the church, and the theological explanation of Jesus' sacrifice.

Thoughts on 'The Chosen', exploring the concept of Hell as the absence of God, and discussing the appropriateness of addressing unbiblical teachings with a pastor not in your church.

Topics discussed in the podcast include communication of Holy Spirit with believers, handling prophetic words rejection, resources on Christian nationalism, Satan's work in the world, aggressiveness in culture, and comparison of evangelism approaches by Ray Comfort and Greg Koukl.

Exploring the exclusion of Apocrypha from the canon, addressing out-of-context verses with pastors, and discussing cessationism. Touching on the importance of understanding biblical narratives, doubts, faith, and respectful communication with pastors on sensitive topics.

The podcast discusses interpreting Scripture symbolically, distinguishing between the Lord's discipline and suffering, overcoming fear of talking about faith, and whether Jesus was separated from the Trinity. It delves into biblical references and practical tips for engaging in evangelism and apologetics respectfully.

Greg discusses the ethical dilemma of the right to die movement, focusing on a case in the Netherlands. He also delves into the challenge of trusting in the Lord with a wicked heart. The podcast explores the complexities of doctor-assisted suicide, minors' rights to seek euthanasia, and the impact of addressing suicide within the Christian community.

Topics include the shift towards realizing atheist values are unsustainable, discussion on common ancestry and transitional forms, effectiveness of prayer in God's predestined plan, and advice for praying with OCD.

Reflecting on a total eclipse experience, engaging in conversations about Christianity, and exploring the slippery slope fallacy in moral arguments. Also, discussing suicide awareness, creating apologetics community outposts, promoting critical thinking, and analyzing personal convictions.

The podcast discusses the seriousness of the atonement through blood sacrifice in the Bible. It also addresses the dilemma of dealing with a pastor holding pro-LGBTQ views and questions why direct messages from God have changed since the Old Testament era.