My Top Christian Apologetics Podcasts List

Trying to make the case for the Christian worldview can seem overwhelming. Many of us don’t have the time or resources to pursue a full-time degree. This is where online resources like podcasts can help. Here’s my list of the top Christian apologetics podcasts that every Ambassador should be listening to.

A Small List of Apologetics Podcasts

Here’s a quick run-through of my personal favorite Apologetics Podcasts.

#STRAsk– Stand To Reason’s Greg Koukl and Amy Hall answer listener-submitted questions. Shows are usually around 20 minutes

I Don’t Have Enough Faith To Be An Atheist – Nationally syndicated radio show host, author, and speaker Dr. Frank Turek discusses a broad range of social, political, scientific, historical, and theological topics from the perspective of the Christian world view.

Reasonable Faith – Dr. William Lane Craig is one of the most brilliant Christian thinkers of the past 40 years. His books Reasonable Faith and its condensed version On Guard are required reading for any ambassador. In his weekly podcasts, he discusses a variety of philosophical topics, answers write-in questions, and breaks down some of the debates he has had with thinkers from other religions and schools of thought.

STR Weekly – Another show from Greg Koukl taken from his nationally syndicated radio show. He answers callers’ questions, discusses current topics, and interviews authors and speakers from various arenas. If you have read his book on Tactics, this is your chance to hear him use those techniques in action.

Cold Case Christianity – J. Warner Wallace is a former cold case homicide detective who was once an atheist. After studying the New Testament, he realized that they were reliable eyewitness statements to the events they portrayed and became a Christian. He uses a highly evidential approach to analyzing Scripture, historical events, and current topics. Jim has a very salt-of-the-earth style that makes the things he discusses easy to follow and connect with.

Think Biblically – Presented by Biola University and hosted by Scott Rae and Sean McDowell. They address current topics such as transgenderism, social justice, immigration and other issues in the current culture, and apply Biblical thinking to them. This show helps Christians thoughtfully and faithfully engage with the difficult topics that face us in today’s culture.

Unbelievable? – Based out of the UK, Unbelievable is a long-running radio program that brings two opposing viewpoints together to engage in a civil discussion. Typically, the show features a Christian thinker vs members of other belief systems (Muslims, Jews, Mormons, atheists), and often features two Christians on opposite sides of theological issues as well. This program does an excellent job of modeling civil disagreement and debate between two opposing sides – something completely lacking in mainstream media today.

Stars, Cell, and God – discussions taking place on the frontiers of science that have theological and philosophical implications, as well as new discoveries that point ot the reality of God’s existence.

The Surprising Rebirth Of Belief In God – see how New Atheism grew old and secular thinkers are considering Christianity again. This podcast supplements Justin Brierley's book of the same name

Bible Thinker with Mike Winger – learn to think biblically about everything! This podcast is a mixture of theology, apologetics, and verse-by-verse study on important and engaging issues.

This list is by no means complete, and you can feel free to add to this list in the comments below.

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About the Author: David W. Gilmore

Dave Gilmore is the founder and editor-in-chief of Legati Christi. Over the past few years he has developed a passion for Christian Apologetics and theology, and enjoys talking to others about the Christian world view

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