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Can an atheist demand evidence for Christianity without first accounting for evidence, reason, and logic within his own worldview?

In this Christian vs. atheist debate clip, Joel Settecase challenges an atheist who argues that Christianity lacks evidence and that the Bible contains contradictions.

But the discussion quickly moves beneath those objections to a more...

What is the church—and how can you tell whether a congregation is organized according to God’s word?

In this teaching episode, Joel Settecase presents a biblical doctrine of the church, also known as ecclesiology.

The discussion covers the relationship between the local, visible church and the universal body of Christ; why believers should commit to a local congre...

Why pursue ordination if it does not make you a priest, confer a special spiritual status, or place an indelible mark on your soul?

In this episode, Joel Settecase explains why he is pursuing ordination through his local church as a Protestant, evangelical, and member of a non-denominational Bible church.

Drawing from both the Old and New Testaments, Joel examines...

If God is real and His existence is obvious, why are there so many religions—and why doesn’t everyone believe in Him?

In this episode, Joel Settecase answers one of the most common objections to Christianity by turning to Romans 1.

The Bible does not teach that God is hidden or that people simply lack enough evidence. Instead, it says that God has made Himself kno...

Why do some skeptics keep demanding more evidence—no matter how much evidence Christians provide?

In this episode, Joel Settecase explains the difference between skeptic-first apologetics and Scripture-first apologetics.

Apologetics is the discipline of defending the truth of the Christian message. According to 1 Peter 3:15, Chris...