GotQuestions.org Podcast

What is human trafficking? Who are the most vulnerable? What's being done to stop this crime? How does the Bible inform our response? An interview with Dax Lewis, volunteer writer for Got Questions and member of law enforcement.

What is the intelligent design movement? What evidence is there for an intelligent designer? What can the evidence for intelligent design tell us about who/what the intelligent designer is? An interview with Dr. Casey Luskin of the Discovery Institute.

What is the difference between giving and tithing? Are Christians commanded to give 10 percent of their income? What does it mean to be a cheerful giver? What is the biblical message on giving?

What possible reasons could God have for allowing evil? Does God have a redeeming purpose in evil? Does God always bring about a greater good from the evil He allows to occur? An interview with Dr. Timothy Yoder of Dallas Theological Seminary.

What is the problem of evil? Why does God allow evil? Is there an adequate Christian/biblical solution to the logical/philosophical problem of evil? An interview with Dr. Timothy Yoder of Dallas Theological Seminary.

What is the proper biblical balance in speaking the truth in love to those with gender dysphoria? How can Christians show love to homosexuals without compromising the truth? An interview with Dr. Sandra Glahn.

Is what is happening in Israel a sign of the end times? What does the Bible say about Israel in the end times? Why do most Christians strongly support the nation of Israel? Should Christians support Israel? Does supporting Israel mean agreeing with everything they do?

What are some of the struggles and opportunities pastors and churches have had over the past year? Coming out of COVID, what are some of the difficulties with returning to "normal" - whatever that is? How can we be praying for and encouraging our pastors as they strive to lead us through this process in a godly manner?

Why are some Christians so interested in and/or obsessed with conspiracy theories? What is it about conspiracy theories that makes them so fascinating, addictive even? As Christians, what should be our attitude towards conspiracy theories?

Is there a more biblical approach to God's sovereignty vs. humanity's free will than the formulaic approaches of Calvinism and Arminianism? Why is divine election vs. human responsibility such a divisive issue?