THE INDOUBT SHOW

How do I become more like Jesus? How can I follow Jesus in real life? What does it mean to live like Jesus? In this episode, Andrew Marcus and pastor Jeremy Writebol unpack what it really means to become more like Christ. Instead of just "trying harder," they explore the power of beholding Christ—fixing our eyes on who He is—as the starting point for real transformation. With practical wisdom on habits, community, and navigating friendships, this conversation offers clarity for anyone seeking to follow Jesus more genuinely. If you've ever felt like you’re faking it, failing at it, or just not sure how to grow in Christlikeness—this episode is for you.

How do I know if a pastor is a false teacher? What are red flags of false teaching in church? Can Christians call out false teachers or is that wrong? In this episode, Christian apologist Melissa Dougherty joins us to talk about spiritual deception, how false teaching spreads, and why so many people are drawn in without realizing it. We dive into practical ways to test what you hear, the dangers of equating results with truth, and how to stay grounded in God’s Word without becoming cynical or judgmental. If you’ve ever wondered how to spot a false teacher—or if someone you follow might be one—this conversation will help you think clearly, biblically, and with love for the truth.

What does it mean to be called by God? How do you know your true purpose as a Christian? Can your career be part of your calling? In this episode of THE INDOUBT SHOW, Andrew Marcus sits down with Jeremy Writebol — lead pastor and award-winning author of Make It Your Ambition: Seven Godly Pursuits for the Next Generation — to talk about finding God's call in your life. Whether you feel called to ministry, missions, or serving faithfully in everyday work, Jeremy shares five key ways to discern your calling with wisdom and confidence. You'll hear biblical encouragement for finding your purpose, following God's will, and living a life that glorifies God — wherever you are.

It was supposed to be a normal weekend at the Apologetics Canada Conference… A conference filled with conversations, ministry moments, and the familiar rhythm of serving. But for Andrew Marcus, everything shifted—fast. What began as a packed schedule turned into something no one expected—and definitely not something you’d plan for. In this deeply personal episode, Andrew opens up about what really happened behind the scenes at the conference, joined by his pastor Brent Smith. Together, they unpack the warning signs of burnout, the weight of always being “on,” and the unexpected place where Andrew ended up doing his most impactful ministry of the weekend...

How should Christians handle political division in the Church? Can I follow Jesus without picking a political side? Why does Christianity feel so divided today—and what can I do about it? In this powerful episode of THE INDOUBT SHOW, we explore how faith and politics collide, what it means to follow Jesus in a divided world, and why unity in the Church doesn’t mean uniformity. From cancel culture and online outrage to spiritual apathy and inherited beliefs, this conversation tackles the hard questions facing Gen Z and Millennials.

Why did God create Satan knowing he would rebel? If sin is finite, why is hell eternal? Why did God put the tree in the Garden of Eden? Join host Andrew Marcus of THE INDOUBT SHOW as he sits down with Tim Barnett of Red Pen Logic and Stand to Reason for a compelling conversation tackling some of the most challenging theological questions Christians wrestle with today. Tim also shares wisdom on the difference between doubt and deconstruction, emphasizing that while doubt can be a healthy part of faith, deconstruction often leads people away from biblical truth.

Is social media hurting my mental health and faith? Can AI actually help me grow spiritually? How do I find real Christian community online? In this episode of THE INDOUBT SHOW, we’re taking you inside the Apologetics Canada Conference for a live recording featuring a timely conversation on AI, social media, and the Christian life. Join us as we sit down with Shauna Goodison (Communications Director at Eaglecom Marketing) and Jon Morrison (Founder of Get Clear Consulting) to explore how these powerful tools are shaping the way we think, connect, and grow in our faith. From the pitfalls of algorithm-driven content to the potential of AI for discipleship and spiritual growth, this episode helps young adults navigate today’s digital world with wisdom, discernment, and a gospel-centered mindset.

What is the Christian Bubble? How can we step outside of our comfort zones and truly live as salt and light in the world? Join us for an exciting live recording of THE INDOUBT SHOW as we tackle the pressing topic of the “Christian Bubble” with special guest Troy Lydiate, Creative Director and Host of the AC Podcast. In this breakout session, we explore what it means to live within the insulated world of Christian culture. With thought-provoking insights and practical advice, this live episode will inspire you to rethink what it looks like to live authentically for Christ while fostering genuine connections with people from all walks of life. 

What do positive thinking, manifestation, and the law of attraction all have in common? Join Andrew Marcus, host of THE INDOUBT SHOW, this week as we chat with popular YouTuber, Melissa Dougherty, about the New Thought Movement that is infiltrating the Church today!

How do we reconcile the seemingly harsh God in the Old Testament with the love and grace of Jesus in the New Testament? What about our response to those who seem to promote violence, slavery, war, human sacrifices or misogynistic values throughout the Old Testament? We’ve heard Christians even ask the question, “If Jesus truly fulfilled the law, why do we still need to study and preach from the Old Testament at all?” Join host Andrew Marcus this week as he sits down with one of the world’s most renowned theologians, Dr. Wayne Grudem, to walk through some of these questions about the Old Testament.