I Don't Have Enough FAITH to Be an ATHEIST

Are demons real—or just a delusion? The recent Minneapolis Catholic school shooting may be one of the clearest examples of demonic activity ever covered by the mainstream media. Frank takes a hard look at the shocking details surrounding the tragedy where a trans-identifying individual left many clues behind to demonstrate his delusion before deliberately targeting innocent children. He'll answer tough questions like:What shows us the shooter was influenced by demons?Why is Satan called "the father of lies"?What is the anecdotal fallacy and why is it so dangerous?What are the 3 ways we learn about reality?Who is Satan, what does his name mean, and what does he want with us?What does John 8 teach us about demons?How can we demonstrate that God exists without even opening the Bible?How did Jesus resist temptation from Satan—and how can we do the same?What are some other things we can do to protect ourselves from the evil one?The most dangerous thing about deception is that you don’t realize you’re being deceived! If you or someone you know needs to confront demonic influence without falling into despair, the only source of true freedom is the saving grace of Jesus Christ. Tune in to gain practical tools from Scripture to overcome fear, resist the enemy’s lies, and stand firm in a culture increasingly hostile to Christianity.Resources mentioned during the episode:Josh Howerton - The Most OVERT Demonic Activity I've EVER Seen: https://youtu.be/F3imoOK0FKw Hollywood Heroes by Frank & Zach Turek - https://bit.ly/3Or82Ax

Dr. Jeff Myers, President of Summit Ministries, and Dr. Kathy Koch, CEO of Celebrate Kids, share insights from their book on raising gender-confident kids. They discuss the importance of guiding children through today's gender conversations with a faith-based approach. The duo addresses tough questions like how to talk about gender dysphoria, the societal pressures influencing children, and the profit motives behind the transgender movement. They provide practical tools for parents to instill confidence in their kids while navigating these complex issues.

Dr. Paul Copan, a philosopher and theologian from Palm Beach Atlantic University, dives into the complexities of New Testament teachings on slavery. He tackles misconceptions about biblical passages, stressing that they recognize human dignity. Topics include the rights of servants, the gradual moral evolution inspired by Christian principles, and why most abolitionists were Christians. Copan also contrasts ancient practices with modern understanding, revealing how biblical ethics paved the way for the eventual abolition of slavery.

Dr. Paul Copan, an Old Testament scholar and author of thought-provoking works like "Is God a Moral Monster?", joins the discussion to unravel misconceptions about biblical slavery. He addresses how Leviticus 25 is often misinterpreted, revealing its historical context. Copan contrasts ancient servitude with dehumanizing chattel slavery, highlighting biblical laws that aimed to protect the vulnerable. He also emphasizes the importance of understanding Hebrew terms and the compassionate treatment of servants, providing a nuanced perspective on this complex issue.

Brett Kunkle, a speaker and co-host of the Maven Parent Podcast, and Erin Kunkle, a parenting expert, dive into the crisis of authority affecting society today. They discuss why respect for authority is dwindling across various institutions, the role of discipline in parenting, and the challenges posed by modern philosophies like gentle parenting. Exploring themes like obedience and the impact of sin on authority, they offer insights on reshaping a biblical worldview to guide children effectively in a skeptical culture.

Join Christian apologist Greg Koukl, president of Stand to Reason, as he unpacks profound existential questions about life and the universe. Greg explores the overarching narrative of Christianity, contrasting it with atheism, while addressing the problem of evil and morality. He emphasizes the significance of Jesus in humanity's story of redemption and clarifies why Christianity presents a cohesive understanding of reality. Discover the five key elements of the Christian narrative that illuminate our existence and offer hope in a complex world.

In this engaging discussion, guest Dr. Bobby Conway, an apologist and pastor with a Ph.D. focused on guilt, delves into the complexities of this universal emotion. He reveals how thinkers like Freud and Darwin failed to address guilt without God. Conway argues guilt can point to God's existence and explores the implications of unresolved guilt in modern culture, including its role in cancel culture. He emphasizes the Gospel as the key to overcoming guilt, asserting that true freedom comes through Jesus Christ, offering listeners hope and insight.

Join Allen Parr, a Christian YouTuber and speaker with over 1.3 million followers, as he shares powerful evidence for the resurrection of Jesus that doesn't rely on the Bible. He discusses how non-biblical historical sources validate the resurrection and examines the skeptics' views, including Bart Ehrman. Explore critical questions like the minimal facts argument and alternative theories to the resurrection, while discovering how a transformed life serves as an undeniable testament to the truth of Christianity.

Megan Basham, a journalist and author, Alisa Childers, an apologist and speaker, and Natasha Crain, a writer and speaker, dive into the troubling trend of Christians supporting anti-biblical positions. They address the challenges of secular ideas infiltrating the church and how Christians can combat these influences. The importance of biblical literacy and confronting false teachings is emphasized. Plus, they discuss resources for kids and adults to strengthen their faith, and share the possibility of a spiritual revival on the horizon.

Mike Winger, a former pastor and YouTube educator, dives into the importance of proper biblical interpretation. He discusses why many churches avoid teaching this crucial skill, highlights commonly misinterpreted verses, and explains the significance of context in understanding Scripture. Winger debunks misconceptions around phrases like 'turn the other cheek' and explores the unique attributes of the Gospel of Mark. He also emphasizes the need for accountability among church leaders in the face of false teachings, making biblical literacy more accessible than ever.