In & Through

Evolution is the baseline, right? This week Marshall and Tim discuss the foundations of Evolution and where it sits in our society.

What is life and where does it come from? This week, Marshall and Tim explore theories for the origins of biological life.

The laws and constants of our universe are incomprehensibly precise. The harmony of these things baffles modern astrophysicists. Are we just lucky, or is this an argument for design?

Do we need to blow up the Big Bang? This week Marshall and Tim look discuss the Big Bang Theory and how Christians can respond.

Okay, maybe Jesus did exist, but there is no way he came back from the dead. Right? This week Marshall and Tim explore the logical and historical evidences supporting the resurrection of Jesus.

Did the man Jesus really exist? Is there any historical evidence? This week Marshall and Tim discus historical evidence for the historical man called Jesus.

Are reason and faith opposites or cooperating portions of the whole? This week Marshall and Tim discuss the role of faith in Christian reason.

Is the Bible the Word of God? This week Marshall and Tim discuss the Inspiration, Innerancy, Infalibility, and Authority of the Bible.

So many Bibles, so little time. Why so many? Why are they different? This week Marshall and Tim talk about the English translations of the Bible.

So, we can trust the Old Testament, but what about the New? This week Marshall and Tim talk about the evidence that supports the reliability of the New Testament books.

Is there any reason to assume that the Old Testament I have in my Bible is anything like the original works? This week Marshall and Tim work through the reliability of the oldest books of the Bible.

How can we trust the Bible but reject other ancient stories? This week, Marshall and Tim open the discussion on the trust worthy nature of the Bible.

The problem of evil is a problem for both the head and the heart. This week we try to speak to both.

Is there such a thing as morality or have we simply tricked ourselves into thinking that right and wrong exist? This week we talk about the power of moral intuition and why we believe morality points to God. 

What if… Many will argue that complex design can come about by chance. Is that good science? Is that reasonable? This week Marshall and Tim discuss the teleological argument for God.

Can God exist? And if He can exist, is that proof that He actually does? Tim and Marshall discuss another philosophical argument for God’s existence: the Ontological Argument.

There is a raging battle between Science and Scripture, or is there? This week Marshall and Tim explore the value of cosmology as evidence for God.

How can you know anything? What if nothing is real? What if… This week Marshall and Tim explore how we can know that we know anything.

In this episode, Marshall and Tim explain why they have chosen to focus this year’s podcast on apologetics. In a beautifully circular way, it’s an apologetic for apologetics. Enjoy.

So, now we know how we got here, but what happens next? Nobody knows, but Marshall and Tim take a stab at rambling it anyway.

So, where are we now? This week Marshall and Tim take a look at their own place in the history of the church and try to assess the struggles and victories of the current day.

We are all products of both nature and nurture. In this episode, Tim and Marshall talk about the Emergent Church and YRR movements and how they have personally been affected by them both.

Eventually some grow weary of the theological debates of previous decades and reestablish themselves as people of mission. This is the birth of the church growth movement. In this episode, Marshall and Tim discuss the good, the bad, and the ugly of this movement.

World War II changed the landscape of the world forever. In some ways, the church would see factures become perminant divisions. In some ways, the church would find revival and a new stability. In this episode, Marshall and Tim explore the major players and the landscape of Christianity in the Cold War.

The intense pressures of two world wars and a great depression had significant impacts on the church. Churches and individual christians were forceds to wrestle with the tragedies of their times and take a side for better or for worse.