I Don't Have Enough FAITH to Be an ATHEIST

You love your pastor, but why won’t he address crucial cultural, moral, or political issues from the pulpit? Is there anything that you or your church can do about it? Furthermore, what risks lie ahead for faithful pastors who do actually speak out against the culture and rightly stand up for the truth of God’s Word? For this midweek podcast episode, pro-life advocate and political leader, Tony Perkins, returns to talk more about the need for Christians and pastors to engage in political issues, and to defend the biblical worldview in the public square. If your pastor or your church seems totally disengaged from the political world, how can you inspire a change of heart? Why do so many pastors choose to remain quiet on culturally taboo issues like the right to life and natural marriage? And what resources are available for those who want to lead the charge and equip people in the church on where the candidates and parties stand on the most important issues? Frank and Tony will discuss all of this and MUCH more in the conclusion of their talk on faith and politics! To view the entire VIDEO PODCAST be sure to join our CrossExamined private community. It’s the perfect place to jump into some great discussions with like-minded Christians while simultaneously providing financial support for our ministry. You can also SUPPORT THE PODCAST HERE. Resources mentioned during the episode: Part 1: The Top 3 Reasons Why Christians Should Be Involved in Politics with Tony Perkins Family Research Council: https://www.frc.org/ FRC Action: https://frcaction.org/ Pray Vote Stand: https://prayvotestand.org/ Tony’s website: TonyPerkins.com

Tony Perkins, President of the Family Research Council, discusses the importance of Christians being involved in politics to protect religious freedom and prevent evil. He shares insights on balancing faith and politics, handling morally compromised candidates, and the impact of bad policies on Christians. Perkins highlights the need for Christians to engage in shaping laws and policies while navigating political divides and promoting bipartisan relationships to drive constructive change.

J. Warner Wallace, a cold-case homicide detective turned Christian apologist, shares fascinating insights from his new book, 'The Truth in True Crime.' He explores how true crime investigations reveal God's love, the vital role of humility in relationships, and the difference between shame and guilt. Wallace discusses why many police officers struggle in marriage and emphasizes the importance of grace and truth in love. His reflections on faith's power to heal troubled marriages offer a poignant perspective on personal growth and fulfillment.

J. Warner Wallace, a cold-case homicide detective turned Christian apologist and author, dives deep into America's true crime obsession. He explores why women are particularly drawn to this genre and how trauma shapes identity. Jim shares his personal journey through an identity crisis and reveals shocking insights from his investigations. The conversation highlights how true crime narratives teach profound life lessons and emphasizes the need for humility in personal growth and understanding the human experience.

How is today’s censorship trend affecting your job, your child’s education, and your medical healthcare of all things? And what about the political right? Are they as guilty of imposing censorship on society as the far left? For this midweek podcast episode, Seth Dillon, CEO of The Babylon Bee, returns to speak more about the issue of censorship and how it’s restricting our freedoms in unimaginable and potentially devastating ways. Why are conservatives banning books from school libraries? How is wokism negatively impacting how doctors prescribe medicine? Is the distribution of porn protected under the First Amendment? And why can’t comedians be funny anymore? All of these questions and more will be addressed as Frank and Seth continue this ongoing conversation about the fight for free speech! To view the entire VIDEO PODCAST be sure to join our CrossExamined private community. It’s the perfect place to jump into some great discussions with like-minded Christians while simultaneously providing financial support for our ministry. You can also SUPPORT THE PODCAST HERE. Listen to Part 1: Censoring The Babylon Bee? with Seth Dillon

Seth Dillon, CEO of The Babylon Bee, discusses free speech, censorship, and the power of satire. They explore big tech's role in censorship, the impact of the 'woke mind virus', and the use of euphemisms in shaping public opinion. Seth's defense of free speech in Congress and the challenges faced by The Babylon Bee in the digital era are also highlighted.

An exploration of the anti-Israel protests on American college campuses, delving into the motivations and strategies behind the protests. The podcast discusses the historical and geopolitical complexities surrounding the Israel-Hamas conflict, as well as the implications of a ceasefire. It also examines how anti-Israel sentiment is being exploited for political gain and provides insights into the ideological foundations and actions of Hamas.

Dr. Bobby Conway discusses doubts in Christianity, addressing scandals, racism, and evil. He delves into personal struggles, the LGBTQ community, gender identity, and mental health. The conversation explores the church's societal role, science compatibility, Nietzsche's atheism, and the call for a new reformation in the church.

Frank addresses listener questions on evangelizing transgender individuals, the historical reliability of the New Testament, and more. He discusses sparking faith conversations, understanding God's grace, and distinguishing historical documents from fiction. The episode also explores the authenticity and credibility of the Gospels, citing evidence for Jesus' existence and analyzing the spread of Christianity. Throughout, Frank offers valuable insights and responses to common objections about the Bible.

Exploring objections to Christianity, Frank uses logic to show evidence for God outweighs doubt. Insights on Richard Dawkins, early church socialists, and flaws in other worldviews. Addressing gender dysphoria studies, theism, and math/science logic. Combining modern message with timeless truth, this podcast tackles societal values, gender dysphoria, and the elegance of scientific theories.