Probe Ministries Podcast

Steve Cable explains how the apostle Peter showed himself to be a master apologist, not the bumbling, brash fisherman he used to be.

Michael Gleghorn examines some sayings and deeds of Jesus, accepted by many critical scholars as historically authentic to see what they imply about Jesus' self-understanding.

Using Ronald Nash's book of the same name as a starting point, Don Closson looks at the philosophical foundations of modern education in America and how they have contributed to low performance.

Kerby Anderson demonstrates that contrary to what many believe, George Washington was a Christian, not a deist.

Meic Pearse's book 'The Gods of War' gives great insight into the charge that religion is the cause of most war. History shows this is not true: the cause of most war is the sinful human heart, even when religion is invoked as a reason.

Rick Wade explores truth from a biblical and philosophical perspective. Despite what many believe, it IS possible to know truth because of the role of Jesus Christ as creator and revealer of truth.

Michael Gleghorn covers Doug Pollock's book about how to engage in spiritual conversations both naturally and effectively.

Patrick Zukeran explores the radical differences between Muhammad and Jesus, and the implications of following their examples and teachings.

Steve Cable argues that the vastness of the universe makes statements about attributes of God and the significance of mankind. Looking at scientific results through a biblical worldview helps us see the evidence for an intelligent designer who had us on His mind.

Renea McKenzie takes a look at two books providing thoughtful responses to being Christian and single.

Don Closson examines the arguments in Ronald Nash's book 'Poverty and Wealth: Why Socialism Doesn't Work' and concludes that capitalism is compatible with biblical ethics.

Michael Gleghorn shows how the apparent contradictions of two Old Testament historical books can be explained.

Steve Cable examines Francis Collins's arguments for theistic evolution from his book 'The Language of God' and finds them lacking.

Four Probe staffers answer the question, "What is apologetics?' from their own experience and understanding.

Steve Cable examines the role of deception in how we receive much of today's information, providing perspective on how to see through it to the truth.