Probe Ministries Podcast

Don Closson explores the Gospel of Thomas, which is neither a biblical gospel nor written by the apostle Thomas. It is a later document expressing non-biblical ideas that were creeping into early Christianity.

Don Closson gives an overview of the Church of Scientology and its founder, L. Ron Hubbard, from a biblical perspective, including analysis of why it is incompatible with Christianity.

Is there a war on capitalism? And are there answers to the typical criticisms of capitalism? Probe's Kerby Anderson has answers.

Developing a Christian worldview impacts both how we think and how we act. It can provide a foundation for great confidence for the Christ-follower.

What was the Star of Bethlehem? Some people suggest is was an astronomical conjunction of planets and stars. But it might have been the Shekinah Glory, a physical manifestation of God's presence on earth. Various Christian views are considered to provide an idea as to how God arranged for this sign of Christ's coming.

What is freedom? What are the roots of freedom? Kerby Anderson looks at the Christian roots of freedom along with the writings of the key writers in the Western tradition.

Dr. Lawrence Terlizzese says that our addiction to technology is heading toward the opposite of the life we want.

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

Steve Cable examines the newest data reflecting Americans' religious beliefs. It's not encouraging.

Dr. Lawrence Terlizzese uncovers a disturbing new view of technology: not as neutral, but a way of life that objectifies everything, including people.

Sue Bohlin shows that God is enthusiastic about us enjoying His good gift of sex, but within the guidelines of purity He established. Do you know what God actually says about sex?

Christian beliefs and church attendance are playing a much smaller role in Europeans' lives in general than before. Rick Wade gives a snapshot of the place and nature of Christianity in Europe.

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.

The new wave of bitterly anti-God, anti-Christian atheists offer arguments against God. Patrick Zukeran provides several good answers.

Sue Bohlin explores four great questions for sharpening one's critical thinking skills and asking probing questions of others to help them think about what they believe.