J.R. Miller

The Apologetics Dialogues

Religion EN ↓ 7 episodes

In eight engaging episodes, The Apologetics Dialogues offers a vision for equipping Christians to become incarnational apologists who engage a skeptical culture with clarity, conviction, and Christlikeness. jrmiller777.substack.com

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J.R. Miller

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Religion

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Latest episode

Jun 4, 2026

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Episodes

1.7 Defending the Historical Jesus 04.06.2026

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit jrmiller777.substack.com In this episode of The Apologetics Dialogues , we examine the historical foundations for the identity of Jesus. Beginning with the methods scholars use to study the historical Jesus, we explore how presuppositions—especially naturalism—shape modern conclusions. We then consider what historians broadly agree abou...

1.5 Defending the Bible with Truth and Testimony 21.05.2026

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit jrmiller777.substack.com In this episode of The Apologetics Dialogues, we explore one of the most important questions for the Christian faith: Can we trust the Bible? We’ll look at the cumulative case for Scripture’s authority—from Jesus’s own view of the Old Testament to the Bible’s remarkable unity, historical credibility, careful tra...

1.4 The Problem of Evil and Suffering 14.05.2026

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit jrmiller777.substack.com In this episode of The Apologetics Dialogues , we explore the classic arguments for the existence of God and why they still matter for Christian apologetics today. our AI hosts walk listeners through the cosmological, teleological, moral, and ontological arguments. From Dr. Miller’s five “omnis” of God to the co...

1.3 From God’s Existence to Man’s Purpose 07.05.2026

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit jrmiller777.substack.com In this episode of The Apologetics Dialogues , we explore the classic arguments for the existence of God and why they still matter for Christian apologetics today. our AI hosts walk listeners through the cosmological, teleological, moral, and ontological arguments. From Dr. Miller’s five “omnis” of God to the co...

1.2 Strategies from Evidence to Incarnation 30.04.2026

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit jrmiller777.substack.com In this episode of The Apologetics Dialogues , our AI hosts explore the major strategies Christians have used to defend the faith. From classical and evidential approaches that emphasize arguments and evidence, to presuppositional methods that begin with biblical revelation, to narrative and cultural approaches...

1.1 In Defense of Hope 23.04.2026

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit jrmiller777.substack.com In the opening episode of The Apologetics Dialogues , our AI hosts explore the foundational question: What is Christian apologetics? Moving beyond the common misunderstanding that apologetics is merely about arguing or debating, this episode introduces the deeper vision of apologetics as an embodied defense of t...

1.0 Welcome to the Apologetics Dialogues 16.04.2026

What does it really mean to defend your faith? Not from a stage. Not in a debate hall. But in the hallways of your school, around your dinner table, in the middle of hard conversations with people you love. I call it incarnational apologetics —a vision of Christian witness that goes beyond clever arguments to ask a deeper question: what if the most compelling defense of the gospel is a life actual...

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