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Hosted by Stephen Bedard · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 105 episodes
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Christian faith is much more than just an emotional leap into the known. While it is not pure intellectualism, Christianity is a faith worth thinking about. In this podcast, Stephen Bedard speaks on matters of Christian apologetics, public theology, and recent events that intersect with faith.
Stephen Bedard hosts A Faith Worth Thinking About, a religion show with 105 episodes published.
Some conservative Christians have gotten upset about the onetime evangelical influencer Jen Hatfield's recent denial of a literal hell. You can find her Substack where she talks about this here: https://jenhatmaker.subst
There are Christians who are claiming that Canada has passed legislation that will outlaw the Bible. Is this correct. The concern is about Bill C-9 concerning hate crimes. I share in this video some thoughts on this bill
Some Christians are upset about William Lane Craig's belief that Adam belonged to Heidelberg Man, a humanoid species that lived 750,000 years ago. Does this make William Lane Craig a heretic?You can purchase William Lane
Recently, on the @SeanMcDowell channel, there was a debate between John West and Michael Licona on inerrancy of the Bible. Does the Bible describe events exactly like they took place? These two apologists have a lively d
In a video, David Falk (@ancientegyptandthebible) responded to Frank Turek and made certain comments about the Doctor of Ministry degree. In my video, I provide some clarifications on what a Doctor of Ministry is.You can
A number of years ago, I co-wrote Unmasking the Pagan Christ with Dr. Stanley Porter. This was a response to a book written by Tom Harpur. In this video, I share why I wrote this book and how it informs how I do Christia
There are times that I am excited about Christian apologetics and times that I am discouraged. I share my thoughts in this video about what kind of Christian apologetics that I am interested in.Visit me at https://www.st
G3 founder Josh Buice has been found to have slandered other reformed leaders, as well as leaders within his own church, by means of some anonymous social media accounts. This will have long lasting effects in reformed c
Many Christian apologists will talk about "proving" that Christianity is true. But is that really a realistic goal? I reflect on this question in this video.Please visit me at https://www.stephenjbedard.com/apologetics a
Many Christians identify as pro-life. We therefore assume that God is pro-life. But what about those really difficult passages where God seems to command Israel to kill people or for men to take women against their will?
On Twitter/X, I found myself sharing examples of good that Islam has done and examples of bad that Christianity has done. But I am a Christian! In this video, I explain why I have done what I have done and how it fits wi
One of the key pieces of historical evidence for the existence of Jesus is the work of the great first century Jewish historian Josephus. He mentions Jesus twice, once in speaking of his life and the other about the deat
Many people just assume that all Baptists are cessationists and deny that the gifts of the Spirit as described in 1 Corinthians 12 are no longer available. Is this true? As a Baptist pastor, I share what Baptists actuall
I hear from many Christians who are struggling in their faith because of the writings of Richard Carrier. Carrier is a prominent Jesus Mythicist who comes across as extremely confident that Jesus never existed. This vide
I had the privilege of speaking to apologist Lindsey Medenwaldt, author of Bridge-Building Apologetics. I appreciate her vision for apologetics and see in it a needed corrective to some of the abuses of popular apologeti
When we think of the witnesses of the resurrected Jesus, we think of Paul. Did Paul actually see the risen Jesus? Well, it's complicated. Please visit me at https://www.stephenjbedard.com/apologetics Consider supportin
I was sent a video created by @Paulogia in which he responds to three apologists that critique his doubts that Jesus was buried in a tomb. In my video, I provide not so much a systematic rebuttal but rather put things in
Do you ever wonder why those people around you, your neighbours and co-workers, do not come to church? There is not just one reason why people are not coming to church. In this video I share six reason why people do not
Back in 2021, I recorded a video called Three Reasons Why Rick Warren is a Heretic ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ft5chtPUOal ) based on a 2013 blog post of the same name ( https://www.stephenjbedard.com/2013/04/27/th
Some Christians have recently been pushing back on the command to love our neighbour. They point out concern that this could lead to tolerating sin and they suggest there are limits on how far this goes. In this video, I
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A Faith Worth Thinking About is hosted by Stephen Bedard. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 105 episodes.
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