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In this episode, Alycia discusses how to respond when someone who isn’t a Christian shares their religious views. She emphasizes listening, asking questions, and gently pointing out inconsistencies while staying curious and respectful. Using real examples, she shows how open dialogue can strengthen understanding, build relationships, and even increase confidence in one’s own beliefs.
Submit your questions here: https://apologetics.org/hey-alycia/
In this episode, Matthew Mittelberg, Mark Mittellberg, Mike Sherrard, and special guest Travis Dickinson explore doubt, divine hiddenness, and what it means to seek God in a distracted age. Travis shares his journey from doubt to study, practical ways to pursue wholehearted faith, how apologetics and relationship work together, and how to engage seekers, skeptics, and those caught in apathy or alternative faiths.
In this episode of the Universe Next Door, John Wolfley, a missionary from Thailand, discusses the cultural landscape of Thai Buddhism compared with cultural Christianity in the U.S., and how he and his team share the gospel in relational, respectful ways.
John explains their approach to evangelism—prayerful, relationship-based outreach using the New Life Study, church planting, and testimony-sharing—and recounts powerful stories of healings, restored families, and lives transformed by encounters with Jesus.
John’s newsletter and where to go for support:
https://wolfley.epistle.org/
Millions are hearing about Jesus, but how many are meeting Him? In this episode, Mike talks with Brandon McGuire — founder of Daily Dose of Wisdom, director and producer of Mining for God, and former producer for Ben Shapiro at The Daily Wire. Together, they discuss the crisis of isolated faith, the place of YouTube in evangelism and discipleship, and how to leverage good Christian content for the sake of the Gospel without succumbing to the pitfalls of social media kingdom making.
They explore Brandon’s journey from doubt to discipleship, the dangers of consuming content in isolation, and why the Gospel demands more than just views and clicks. If you care about truth, discipleship, and the future of the Church, this conversation is for you.
Check out https://dailydoseofwisdom.com!
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