I Don't Have Enough FAITH to Be an ATHEIST

How do you address progressive arguments from 20 liberal "Christians" against the historic Christian faith with truth and grace? Look no further than the recent Jubilee debate with Allie Beth Stuckey, author and host of the popular 'Relatable' podcast, who impressed even non-Christians with her amazing performance. This week, Allie joins Frank to pull back the curtain on what happened behind the scenes during the debate while answering questions like:How did Allie get started speaking about Christian political and cultural engagement?What made Allie’s Jubilee appearance resonate even with skeptics?What impact did Charlie Kirk have on Allie’s decision to appear on the show?What surprised Allie the most when the debate started?Does truth and morality change with culture?Was Jesus progressive?Is there a biblical connection between slavery and homosexuality?What happens when “toxic empathy” replaces biblical truth?What is "misplaced mothering" and how does it wreak havoc on society?If you’ve ever wondered how to stand your ground in a culture that calls good evil and evil good, this episode is for you! Don’t miss this powerful conversation that will challenge Christians to think clearly and hold fast to truth in a culture that keeps shifting its moral compass.If you enjoyed this podcast episode PLEASE HELP US SPREAD THE TRUTH OF CHRISTIANITY BY SUPPORTING OUR MINISTRY USING THE LINK BELOW. 100% of your donation goes to ministry, 0% to buildings!Resources mentioned during the episode:Donate to CrossExamined.org - https://donor.crossexamined.org/Jubilee: 1 Conservative Christian vs. 20 Liberal Christians - https://youtu.be/BUjeVodnbzA Allie's TPUSA Speech at LSU - https://youtu.be/7_TPBvyAZIU?si=cQdIKG4uYTfekqcq Watch the Relatable Podcast - https://www.youtube.com/@AllieBethStuckey Allie's website - https://www.alliebethstuckey.com/Toxic Empathy - https://www.toxicempathy.com/

Seth Dillon, CEO of the Babylon Bee, shares his harrowing experience with death threats following the murder of Charlie Kirk, a close friend. He discusses how misinformation and conspiracy theories have spiraled out of control, putting innocent lives at risk. The conversation dives into the psychological appeal of conspiracies, the distinction between possibility and evidence, and the need for responsible discourse. They critique tactics by public figures like Candace Owens, highlighting the dangers of baseless accusations while emphasizing the importance of truth.

Lucas Miles, a pastor and author focused on cultural issues, joins to discuss the entwining threats of paganism and Marxism in America. He defines modern paganism and uncovers its pervasive influence on children and culture. Lucas highlights how Marxism exploits language and unites various movements against Christianity. With insights into the rise of progressive Christianity, he warns of its theological shifts. Discover a new strategy for engaging the younger generation and restoring faith in truth.

Explore the profound connection between the Old Testament and Jesus as Frank dives into typology, showcasing how figures like Joseph, Moses, and Joshua prefigure Him. Discover three compelling arguments for God's existence and the significance of biblical miracles. The intriguing evidence found in archaeology illuminates biblical narratives, particularly the history of Jericho. Frank also explains how these literary parallels demonstrate divine authorship, making a strong case for the authority of Scripture.

Pastor Robert Furrow, a seasoned leader of Calvary Chapel Tucson, discusses the transformative power of biblical leadership. He shares insights from his book, emphasizing how every Christian can lead with purpose in today's world. Furrow highlights the concept of 'servant leadership' and the 'inversion principle,' explaining how true greatness comes from serving others. He also explores the intersection of politics and faith, revealing how political engagement can inspire deeper spiritual conversations and action in communities.

The podcast tackles the profound impact of Charlie Kirk's untimely death, exploring the intersection of grief, faith, and the problem of evil. Frank discusses how suffering can lead to greater goods, urging listeners to maintain an eternal perspective. The conversation highlights the necessity of cultural engagement for Christians and the call to actively reach others. Additionally, Frank reflects on his experiences in the Holy Land, emphasizing private enterprise as a vehicle for prosperity and the importance of biblical education for future leaders.

Dr. Titus Kennedy, an archaeologist and author specializing in biblical archaeology, joins to share intriguing discoveries that link artifacts to Scripture. He discusses the significance of the ancient city of Zoar and proposes locations for Sodom and Gomorrah. Titus reveals insights from the 'Nomads of Yahweh' inscription and documents that support the historicity of figures like Isaiah and Uzziah. He also shares his recent findings in Amenhotep II's tomb and discusses archaeological evidence surrounding the crucifixion, including insights into Peter and other key biblical figures.

Heidi St. John, an author and speaker known for her advocacy in homeschooling and family faith, joins the conversation to discuss the essence of courage. She shares her personal journey through childhood abuse, cancer, and panic disorder, illustrating how these challenges shaped her faith and ministry. The dialogue explores the need for Christians to embody courage, especially in raising children to stand firm against cultural pressures. Heidi also highlights the revival among Gen Z and offers insights on using literature, like her Brave Books, to instill resilience in young minds.

Dr. Corey Miller, president of Ratio Christi and author of 'The Progressive Miseducation of America', reveals how Marxism has infiltrated universities and influenced radical ideologies. He discusses alarming trends like censorship and the cultural revolution sparked on campuses, touching on the assassination of Charlie Kirk as a reflection of escalating tensions. Corey also emphasizes the critical links between family structure and poverty, urging a robust Christian response to the threats against free speech and biblical truth.

Mikey McCoy, Chief of Staff at Turning Point USA and close friend of Charlie Kirk, shares insights on continuing the organization's mission after Kirk's passing. Joined by Pastor Rob McCoy, who served as Charlie's spiritual mentor, they reflect on the profound impact of Charlie’s leadership and faith. Topics include Charlie's Vision 2025, personal anecdotes about his mentorship, and the emotional memorial that drew many to faith. Both guests emphasize the legacy Charlie left and encourage listeners to actively support TPUSA's ongoing mission.