Probe Ministries Radio Podcast

Steve Cable addresses James White's book 'The Rise of the Nones' in view of Probe's research about the church.

Dr. Michael Gleghorn provides an overview of how C.S. Lewis wove theology into his 'Out of the Silent Planet,' the first book of his space trilogy,

Dr. Ray Bohlin roleplays a hostile, atheistic professor with Christian students who are usually unable to answer the question, Why are you a Christian?

Renea McKenzie takes a look at two books providing thoughtful responses to being Christian and single.

Paul Rutherford explains how reason, Christ's resurrection, and the Bible all testify that Jesus is the only way to heaven.

Paul Rutherford explains why Jesus is the only way to know God.

Kerby Anderson tries to understand the liberal mind from a biblical perspective. What are the assumptions the liberals make? How do those assumptions square with the Bible?

After examining several pagan views of happiness from the ancient world, Dr. Michael Gleghorn argues for the Christian philosopher Augustine's view.

Sue Bohlin examines the question, Is work a curse or a blessing? Many people's view of work is less than what God says it is: His gift to us.

Paul Rutherford provides an overview of the Puritan John Owen's classic book 'The Mortification of Sin.'

Sue Bohlin considers several ways to develop a way of seeing our earthly life as part of the much bigger picture that extends into eternity.

Were Adam and Eve really the first pair of humans? Rick Wade responds to theistic evolution and OT scholar Peter Enns' belief the human race did not begin with Adam.

The Great Reset means different things to different people. Kerby Anderson provides an overview and a biblical perspective.

Dr. Ray Bohlin looks at the science behind climate change alarmism and encourages you to be skeptical of what you hear from much of the media.

Sue Bohlin gives an overview of Probe's life-changing, week-long college prep conference which equips students in worldview and apologetics to be confident that Christianity is true. She includes audio clips from teachers and alumni.

Dr. Michael Gleghorn takes us deeper into an understanding of why the doctrine of God's omnipresence is comforting and important.

Don Closson examines the arguments in Ronald Nash's book 'Poverty and Wealth: Why Socialism Doesn't Work' and concludes that capitalism is compatible with biblical ethics.

In order to grow the number of Gen-Z Christians, we need an understanding of ways to build bridges from their pluralistic, secular worldview to seriously contemplating the unique grace of God. Steve Cable draws upon the wisdom of two pastors who are making a real difference in the lives of young adults to address this important topic.

Margin is 'The space that once existed between ourselves and our limits.' When we reach the limits of our resources and abilities, we are out of margin. Former Probe staffer Lou Whitworth reviews a very important book by Dr. Richard Swenson, Margin: How to Create the Emotional, Physical, Financial, and Time Reserves You Need.

Dr. Michael Gleghorn continues to make a compelling case for how reason can lead us, step by step, to the logical conclusion of God's existence.

Dr. Michael Gleghorn makes a compelling case for how reason can lead us, step by step, to the logical conclusion of God's existence.

Do similarities in the Old Testament with other ancient Near Eastern literature prove that it is all the same kind of thing? Rick Wade shows why it's not.

Dr. Michael Gleghorn draws on a work by Dr. Gail R. O'Day, 'Jesus as Friend in the Gospel of John,' to explore the perspective of Jesus Christ as a Friend.

Paul Rutherford explains the lies he believed and tow which he was in bondage about pornography, until Jesus helped him achieve sexual sobriety.

Dr. Michael Gleghorn draws on the book 'Body, Soul and Life Everlasting' to provide an overview of what the NT teaches about the body-soul connection.