Ask An Apologist Podcast

In this episode, Matthew Mittelberg, Alicia Wood, and Mike Sherrard interview Dr. Os Guinness about apologetics, faith, and the civilizational challenges facing the West. Guinness discusses storytelling over proofs, the biblical roots of freedom, the threat of authoritarianism, the cultural role of truth in the age of AI, and practical steps for Christian renewal. He encourages listening with love, grounding civic life in biblical first principles, and pursuing personal and national repentance as a path to revival.

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.

Mike, Matthew, and Alycia welcome Tim Stratton to discuss free will, divine foreknowledge, Molinism, and how these ideas relate to trust in God. The conversation addresses the problem of evil, naturalism, and why libertarian freedom matters for both Christian theology and conversations with skeptics.

Mike, Matthew, and Alyica are joined by special guest Dr. Jeff Myers, president of Summit Ministries, as they reveal what makes Summit’s camps uniquely transformative: a deliberate “DNA” of connecting truth and relationship. The episode explores Summit’s worldview training, curriculum updates, lasting impact on students, and real stories of change and healing.

Mike, Matthew, and Alycia are joined by Brandon McGuire (Daily Dose of Wisdom) to discuss how to bring Christian apologetics into cultural conversations, respond to pop-culture moments, and engage skeptics online. They address viewer questions about science and faith (evolution and intelligent design), relativism, Biblical literacy, and the responsibilities of Christians on social media.

Mike, Matthew, and Alycia are joined by Natasha Crain, author and speaker on parenting, worldview formation, and cultural apologetics. Natasha shares how parenting led her into apologetics and emphasizes the primary goal for Christian parents: to help children know and love Jesus. Their discussion covers topics such as cultural language and worldview clashes, cautious and responsible use of AI, and how to engage respectfully in conversations about contested issues. 

Join Apologetics, Inc. and special guest Xandra Grieme, author of Forty Answers from Nature, for an open Q&A livestream! Bring your spiritual questions and invite a friend!

The Apologetics Inc. speaking team introduces new members, Lee Strobel and Mark Mittelberg, who discuss their partnership, mentoring, evangelism-focused apologetics, and upcoming projects, followed by an open Q&A on topics such as science, suffering, Islam, and the Gospel.

Matthew Mittelberg and a panel of Officers of Christian Fellowship answer United States Air Force cadets' questions about faith, science, suffering, the Trinity, and more.
 

Matthew Mittelberg, Mike Sherrard, and Alycia Wood welcome special guest, Alisa Childers, to explore Progressive Christianity, deconstruction, and doubt. Alisa shares her personal journey and practical approaches for churches, parents, and apologists. Together, they discuss how to engage with deconstructing loved ones with wisdom and compassion and where to turn in seasons of spiritual desolation.