Christian Worldview Thinking

Welcome to another episode of Christian Worldview Thinking, brought to you by Summit Ministries. Summit exists to encourage you to embrace God’s truth and champion a biblical worldview so that we can help transform a broken world. Today we are with J.P. Moreland as he explains the importance of loving God with our mind and what it looks like to have a reasonable faith grounded in truth.  Let's listen in…

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Welcome to another episode of Christian Worldview Thinking, brought to you by Summit Ministries. Summit exists to encourage you to embrace God’s truth and champion a biblical worldview so that we can help transform a broken world. Today we are with Mary Jo Sharp as she shares some of her story and unpacks the importance of apologetics for every follower of Jesus. Let's listen in…

For more resources from Summit Ministries, visit our website at https://www.summit.org/ 

Welcome to another episode of Christian Worldview Thinking, brought to you by Summit Ministries. Summit exists to encourage you to embrace God’s truth and champion a biblical worldview so that we can help transform a broken world. Today we are with Brett Kunkle as he discusses how to approach doubt in a healthy and constructive way. Let's listen in... 

For more resources from Summit Ministries, visit our website at https://www.summit.org/ 

This is a conference call Summit Ministries hosted on November 10, 2021 with our president Dr. Jeff Myers and national polling expert John McLaughlin of McLaughlin and Associates. 

Summit Ministries President Dr. Jeff Myers speaks with John Venhuizen, president of Ace Hardware.

Virginia Prodan was exiled from Communist Romania to the United States in 1988. As a Christian in the oppressive regime, she was kidnapped, beaten, and nearly killed. 

Summit Founder David Noebel gives this presentation from the archives. "Doc's" classic defense for a biblical worldview came out of a season in his own life studying Marxism. Does the Bible have something to say about nearly every area of life? You bet it does!

Summit President Jeff Myers talks about the role of faith and politics.

Greg Koukl helps Christian defend the Bible in conversation with their unbelieving friends and neighbors.

Greg Koukl is an esteemed apologist, Summit faculty, and the founder and president of Stand to Reason. He's the author of Tactics and co-author of Relativism: Feet Firmly Planted in Mid-Air with Francis J. Beckwith. He’s hosted his own radio talk show for over 25 years advocating clear-thinking Christianity and defending the Christian worldview. Learn more at STR.org.

Greg Koukl explains how Christian should think about the Bible, responding to confusion caused by Andy Stanley's recent remarks.

Update: Andy Stanley has written a full explanation of his sermon at Outreach Magazine. Additionally, you can find the original sermon available online here.

Greg Koukl is an esteemed apologist, Summit faculty, and the founder and president of Stand to Reason. He's the author of Tactics and co-author of Relativism: Feet Firmly Planted in Mid-Air with Francis J. Beckwith. He’s hosted his own radio talk show for over 25 years advocating clear-thinking Christianity and defending the Christian worldview.

Dr. Jeff Myers explains why it’s vital for christians to move from apathy to engagement with politics in this presentation from Summit's political training course, The Political Animal.

If you'd like to hear more from Dr. Myers and The Political Animal, find the whole course on Summit's store.

Dr. Jeff Myers is Summit's president and an acclaimed communicator. He's authored or co-authored several books, most recently writing the Understanding the Times trilogy. Find him on Twitter @drjeffmyers.

In this interview, scholar Dr. H. Wayne House talks about the church fathers (a field of study known as patristics) and reading and interpreting the Bible (the field of hermeneutics).

Dr. H. Wayne House is the Distinguished Research Professor for Theology, Law, and Culture at Faith International University and Seminary. He is a long-time Summit faculty member and has authored or edited nearly forty books. For more on Dr. House, visit his website at http://www.hwhouse.com/.

Mark Mittelberg shares six styles of evangelism in this lecture, enabling Christians to share the gospel in a way that works with, not against, their God-given personality.

Mark Mittelberg is a bestselling author, international speaker, and the Executive Director of the Center for Strategic Evangelism, in partnership with Houston Baptist University. His books include The Questions Christians Hope No One Will Ask (With Answers), Confident Faith, and The Reason Why Faith Makes Sense. He is also the primary author of the Becoming a Contagious Christian training course, which has helped nearly two million people around the world learn to share their faith in natural ways. Mark lives in a house in the woods of Colorado with his wife Heidi, and they are the parents of Matthew and Emma Jean Mittelberg, both alumni of Summit Conferences.

Tom Morrison, an Illinois state representative and Summit alumni, shares the story of how God led him to politics.

Representative Thomas Morrison (R) serves Illinois's 54th District. Tom is a former Christian school teacher and small business owner. He's a graduate of Hillsdale College as well as a Summit alumni. He and his wife Bethany have two children.

Here's what you need to know before college, straight from Summit's resident campus religious liberty expert, Dr. Mike Adams.

Dr. Mike Adams is a professor of criminology at UNC-Wilmington and has been a faculty member Summit's Summer Student Conferences since 2008. He's the author of Letters to a Young Progressive and a regular contributor to TownHall.com. He's best known for his strong, active involvement in challenging campus censorship.

Dr. Mike Adams retells the story of his First Amendment legal battle with UNC-Wilmington in a talk given at Summit's Adult Conference in 2015.

Dr. Mike Adams is a professor of criminology at UNC-Wilmington and has been a faculty member Summit's Summer Student Conferences since 2008. He's the author of Letters to a Young Progressive and a regular contributor to TownHall.com. He's best known for his strong, active involvement in challenging campus censorship.

Dr. Jeff Myers and Aaron Atwood spend some time discussing the Marxist worldview, democratic socialism, and the difference between a Marxist and a Christian view of wealth.

Dr. Jeff Myers is Summit's president and an acclaimed communicator. He's authored or co-authored several books, most recently writing the latest edition of Summit's Understanding the Times. Find him on Twitter @drjeffmyers.

In this lecture, Dr. Jeff Myers sketches the history and influence of Karl Marx, from The Communist Manifesto to Bernie Sanders, all the while contrasting Marx’s view with a Christian worldview.

Dr. Jeff Myers is Summit's president and an acclaimed communicator. He's authored or co-authored several books, most recently writing the latest edition of Summit's Understanding the Times. Find him on Twitter @drjeffmyers.

Dr. Craig Hazen sits down for a conversation about apologetics, discussing the importance of a well-rounded education, the best books for beginners, tips and techniques for having apologetic conversations, and arguments to use when Mormon missionaries come to your house.

Dr. Craig Hazen is a Summit faculty member and the Founder and Director of Biola University's M.A. Program in Christian Apologetics. He is the the editor of the philosophy journal, Philosophia Christi, as well as the author of the monograph The Village Enlightenment in America and the apologetics novel Five Sacred Crossings, in addition to contributing many articles and chapters to journal and books.

Dr. Al Mohler talks about his new book, We Cannot Be Silent, sharing how he believes Christians should response to homosexuality, transgenderism, and other moral challenges.

Dr. Al Mohler is the president of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, and is the host of The Briefing and Thinking in Public. He blogs regularly about current issues at www.albertmohler.com, and is the author of We Cannot Be Silent: Speaking Truth to a Culture Redefining Sex, Marriage, and the Very Meaning of Right and Wrong, Culture Shift: Engaging Current Issues with Timeless Truth, Desire & Deceit: The Real Cost of the New Sexual Tolerance, as well as several others.

The conversation with Virginia Prodan continues this week, as she and Aaron discuss life under communism, America, and understanding God's plan.

Virginia Prodan is an international human rights attorney and an Allied Attorney with the Alliance Defending Freedom. She's the author of Saving My Assassin, a memoir, and speaks around the nation. While in Romania, she was kidnapped, beaten, tortured, placed under house arrest, and nearly executed, all for her faith and activism. For more information, visit http://www.virginiaprodanbooks.com.

Virginia Prodan was a Christian lawyer fighting for religious liberty in Communist Romanian. Don't miss her incredible story — including how she lead the man sent to kill her to Christ — in this week's podcast.

Virginia Prodan is an international human rights attorney and an Allied Attorney with the Alliance Defending Freedom. She's the author of Saving My Assassin, a memoir, and speaks around the nation. While in Romania, she was kidnapped, beaten, tortured, placed under house arrest, and nearly executed, all for her faith and activism. For more information, visit http://www.virginiaprodanbooks.com.

Glenn Stanton explains his take on the transgender controversy, addressing bathrooms, children, gender dysphoria, and more.

Glenn recently wrote an article for The Federalist on President Obama's new transgender school policy — read it here.

Glenn T. Stanton speaks at universities and churches around the world on gender and sexuality, and is the Director for Family Formation Studies at Focus on the Family. He has authored or contributed to several books, including The Rings Makes All The Difference and his latest, Loving My (LGBT) Neighbor. His work can be found at the Focus Findings section on Focus on the Family's website. For more on Glenn, see http://glenntstanton.com/.

Ryan Dobson talks parenting, tips for beginning ministry, and building a platform of influence in this wide-ranging interview. Other topics include his favorite Family Talk interviews, counseling, and who he thinks will lead the next generation of culture-shaping Christian leaders.

Don't miss the first part of this interview, as Ryan shares the story of his recent decision to leave Family Talk, where he co-hosted with his father Dr. James Dobson, to spend more time with his family and pursue new ministry opportunities.

Ryan Dobson is a well known speaker and author. He served at Family Talk with his father, psychologist Dr. James C. Dobson, for six years. In addition, he's spoken at Summit's Student Conferences for years. Ryan currently lives in Colorado with his wife and their two children. For more from Ryan, visit his website: http://www.jamesryandobson.com/

Ryan Dobson shares the story of his recent decision to leave Family Talk, where he co-hosted with his father Dr. James Dobson, to spend more time with his family and pursue new ministry opportunities. Ryan and Aaron talk through the decision making process, and explore what Ryan has learned through his season of transition.

Make sure to hear the second part of the interview, as Ryan and Aaron talk about parenting, tips for beginning ministry, and building a platform of influence.

Ryan Dobson is a well known speaker and author. He served at Family Talk with his father, psychologist Dr. James C. Dobson, for six years. In addition, he's spoken at Summit's Student Conferences for years. Ryan currently lives in Colorado with his wife and their two children. For more from Ryan, visit his website: http://www.jamesryandobson.com/

Eric Smith shares practical advice for biblical decision making, explaining a process Christians can use to make major life decisions, like which college to attend, who to marry, and which career to pursue.

Eric Smith serves as Summit's Vice President of Programs. He launched and led Summit Semester from 2006 to 2010, and teaches the Bible at Summit’s Colorado Student Conferences and Summit Semester. He holds a Masters of Divinity from Denver Seminary.

Jason Jimenez shares insights from his 15+ years of ministry experience, explaining the changes and shifts that he’s seen in youth ministry and ways that ministers, both young and old, can fight burnout and stay true.

Jason Jimenez is a pastor, apologist, and nation speaker who has ministered to families for over fifteen years. Jason is the author of The Raging War of Ideas and coauthored The Bible’s Answers to 100 of Life’s Biggest Questions with Dr. Norman Geisler and the upcoming Stand Strong America with Alex McFarland. Jason & Alex also co-hosts the NRB Network show Viral Truth. Jason and his wife live in Charlotte, NC with their four beautiful children. For information on Jason, visit http://www.standstrongministries.org/.

J. Warner Wallace defines and explains the difference between objective and subjective truth.

J. Warner Wallace is both a cold-case detective and a Christian apologist. He's a Summit faculty member and the author of several books, including God's Crime Scene and Cold-Case Christianity. For more information, visit http://www.coldcasechristianity.com/.

Should Christians engage with culture? If so, how? John Stonestreet tackles those questions in this lecture recorded last summer at Summit's California student conference.

John Stonestreet is Summit faculty member and President of The Chuck Colson Center. He hosts The Point, a daily radio spotlight, and a co-host of Breakpoint. For more on John, visit ColsonCenter.org.

AXIS co-founder David Eaton explains the process of translating culture for parents, teachers, and students, helping Christians think critically about pop culture.

David Eaton is the CEO and co-founder of AXIS. David founded Axis because of his passion to see the good news about Jesus transform students, families, culture, and the beautiful-but-broken world that we live in! David received his degree in engineering from LeTourneau University. For more on AXIS and David, visit AXIS.org.

If abortion is banned, should women who have abortions be prosecuted? Scott Klusendorf answers the question quickly and logically.

Get the details for Oklahoma Wesleyan University's Pro-life Training and Applied Bioethics course here.

Learn pro-life apologetics from Scott Klusendorf this summer at a Summit Student Conference. Get the details here.

Scott Klusendorf is the Founder and President of Life Training Institute and the author of several books including The Case For Life. He is considered one of the foremost apologists on the subject of abortion. The goal of his organization is to challenge and equip pro-life advocates to persuasively defend their views in the public square. 

How do we equip our children to handle challenging questions? Author and apologist Natasha Crain offers answers for parents from her book, Keeping Your Kids On God's Side.

Listen to first part of this interview with Natasha here.

Natasha Crain is the author of Keeping Your Kids On God's Side: 40 Conversations to Help Them Build Lasting Faith.She lives with her husband and three children in Southern California. For more on Natasha, and to read her blog, visit http://christianmomthoughts.com/.

What does it take for our children to follow Christ in a hostile world? Author and apologist Natasha Crain speaks directly to parents in this week's interview, sharing practical advice on empowering kids to stand strong in their faith.

Listen next week for the second part of our interview with Natasha.

Natasha Crain is the author of Keeping Your Kids On God's Side: 40 Conversations to Help Them Build Lasting Faith.She lives with her husband and three children in Southern California. For more on Natasha, and to read her blog, visit http://christianmomthoughts.com/.

In this lecture from Summit's archive, Dr. Frank Beckwith uses philosophy to unpack the nature and existence of God.

Dr. Frank Beckwith is professor of Philosophy and Jurisprudence at Baylor University. Dr. Beckwith has authored or edited over 15 books, including Politics for Christians: Statecraft as Soulcraft and Relativism: Feet Firmly Planted in Mid-Air.

Dr. Gary Habermas responds to skeptics' common arguments against the resurrection.

Visit summit.org/ebook for a free download of Dr. Habermas's ebook Evidence for the Historical Jesus: Is the Jesus of History the Christ of Faith?.

Dr. Gary Habermas has penned dozens of books and over a hundred articles. He has given over 1500 lectures in universities, seminaries, and colleges all over the world and is 'Distinguished Research Professor and Chair' in the Department of Philosophy and Theology at Liberty University, where he has taught for 30 years. For more on Dr. Habermas, visit his website at http://garyhabermas.com/.

In this lecture, Dr. Gary Habermas shares his "Minimal Facts" approach to defending the resurrection, an argument that uses premises that even skeptics would concede as reasonable to build a decisive case for the resurrection.

Dr. Gary Habermas has penned dozens of books and over a hundred articles. He has given over 1500 lectures in universities, seminaries, and colleges all over the world and is 'Distinguished Research Professor and Chair' in the Department of Philosophy and Theology at Liberty University, where he has taught for 30 years. For more on Dr. Habermas, visit his website at http://garyhabermas.com/.

In this episode, Aaron talks with Greg Summers, a Career Direct consultant, about career choice and design, explaining how parents and students can make wise decisions about college and vocation.

Greg Summers is a youth pastor and a Career Direct Network Leader and Consultant. He's worked with hundreds of parents and students, helping them understand how God has uniquely designed them for their specific callings. For more on Career Direct, visit http://www.summitcareerdirect.com/.

In the aftermath of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia's death, Alliance Defending Freedom's Dr. Jeffrey Ventrella shares his perspective on Scalia's life, judicial legacy, and the future of the Supreme Court.

Jeffery J. Ventrella, J.D., Ph.D., serves as senior counsel and senior vice president of Student Training and Development for Alliance Defending Freedom. He is a member of the state bar of Idaho, and is also admitted to practice before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit, the U.S. District Court for the District of Idaho, and the U.S. Supreme Court. He heads the ADF Blackstone Legal Fellowship and also leads the Alliance Defending Freedom Collegiate Academy. He speaks on religious liberty at Summit's Student Conferences. For more information, visit http://www.adflegal.org/.

Dr. Carol M. Swain shares her story of rising from poverty to academia, and the challenges she's faced for her faith.

Dr. Carol M. Swain is the Professor of Political Science and Professor of Law at Vanderbilt University. She is a widely recognized expert on campaign and elections, racial politics, immigration reform, and religious liberty. She is also the author of the highly acclaimed book Black Faces, Black Interests: The Representation of African Americans in Congress, as well as Be the People: A Call to Reclaim America's Faith and Promise, Debating Immigration, and more.

In this talk, Dr. Jeff uses ideas from Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Andy Crouch, and Jim Collins to unpack the concept of cultural power and how Christians can work to grow that power.

Dr. Jeff Myers is Summit's president and an acclaimed communicator. He's authored or co-authored several books, most recently writing the latest edition of Summit's Understanding the Times. Find him on Twitter @drjeffmyers.

In this lecture, Dr. Jeff Myers addresses the topic of cultural power. In this first of two segments, he shares the story of Summit's evacuation during the Waldo Canyon fires and what the situation taught him about how to biblically utilize cultural power.

Dr. Jeff Myers is Summit's president and an acclaimed communicator. He's authored or co-authored several books, most recently writing the latest edition of Summit's Understanding the Times. Find him on Twitter @drjeffmyers.

This week, sociologist Dr. George Yancey shares what he's learned after years of studying academic bias and anti-Christian hostility.

Dr. George Yancey is a Professor of Sociology at the University of North Texas. He's the author of 19 books, including So Many Christians, So Few Lions, a book that assesses Christianophobia in the United States, and Hostile Environment, a book for Christians facing anti-Christian bias. For more on Dr. Yancey, visit his website at http://www.georgeyancey.com/.

"Do Muslims and Christians worship the same God?" Alan Shlemon and Aaron Atwood tackle that question in this week's interview. Alan shares a simple, helpful metaphor that Christians can use to make sense of the question.

Alan Shlemon is a Summit faculty member and an apologist with Stand to Reason. He is the son of Iraqi immigrants and the author of The Ambassador's Guide to Islam. For more on Alan, visit Stand to Reason at StR.org.

In the second part of apologist Alan Shlemon's lecture on Islam, he continues to explain the practices and beliefs of Muslims — particularly what Muslims believe about Jesus and the Bible. He closes with helpful tactics for Christians trying to communicate with Muslims.

Alan Shlemon is a Summit faculty member and an apologist with Stand to Reason. He is the son of Iraqi immigrants and the author of The Ambassador's Guide to Islam. For more on Alan, visit Stand to Reason at StR.org.

In this two-part lecture, apologist Alan Shlemon explains the foundational tenets of Islam, building a framework Christians can use as ambassadors to their Muslim neighbors.

Alan Shlemon is a Summit faculty member and an apologist with Stand to Reason. He is the son of Iraqi immigrants and the author of The Ambassador's Guide to Islam. For more on Alan, visit Stand to Reason at StR.org.

Taking you behind the scenes at Summit, Aaron Atwood sits down with three members of Summit's leadership team — Dr. Jeff Myers, Eric Smith, and Karl Schaller — to talk through their goals and resolutions for the next year.

Dr. Jeff Myers serves as President of Summit and is the author of Understanding the Times, as well as the upcoming Understanding the Faith, Understanding the Culture, and Idea Catchers.

Eric Smith is Summit's Vice-President of Programs. Eric oversees Summit's Student Conferences, Summit Semester, Summit Oxford, as well as Summit's regional events.

Karl Schaller is the Vice President of Publishing at Summit, which he calls the "best job in America." He oversees the release of Summit's curriculum, books, and other products.

This week, Aaron interviews his old boss, Stuart Shepard, to talk about media bias, how to watch the news well, and ways for Christians to get involved with the media.

Stuart Shepard is the Director of Digital Communications at CitizenLink, where he oversees all CitizenLink media channels. He's best known for his Stoplight video commentaries, available on http://www.citizenlink.com/.

Filmmaker Brian Ivie talks The Drop Box and the people and movies who inspire him, and shares his incredible testimony.

Brian Ivie is the award-winning director of “The Drop Box”. He's graduate from The Bryan Singer Division of Critical Studies at USC’s School of Cinematic Arts, and hails from sunny San Clemente, California. Learn move at http://arbellastudios.com/.

Dustin Jizmejian, Director of Summit Semester, shares actionable insights that can help anyone learn and grow in knowledge and faith.

Dustin Jizmejian is the Director of Summit Semester, Summit's three-month program for students finishing high school or beginning college who want to grow spiritually and intellectually. Learn more at summitsemester.org.

In this talk, Hugh Hewitt tackles the topic of freedom – economic, religious, and political, and why he’s hopeful for the future.

This talk was recorded at Summit's Adult Conference in 2014. You can purchase the full-length version of this talk on Summit's store here.

Hugh Hewitt is the host of the nationally syndicated The Hugh Hewitt Show, author of a dozen books, and a leading conservative thinker. Learn more about Hugh and listen to his show at http://www.hughhewitt.com/.

Kevin Bywater brings clarity and practical advice for Christians seeking to make sense of Islam, ISIS, and the November 2015 Paris terrorist attacks.

Kevin Bywater is the Director and Resident Scholar of the Summit Oxford Study Centre, a study abroad program combining the unique worldview approach of Summit with the academic strengths of Oxford, England. Kevin has been on staff with Summit since 1992. For more from Kevin, visit his website, and for more on Oxford, visit http://www.summitoxford.org/.

In this lecture from the archives, Dr. Michael Bauman shares the story of his conversion from the liberal atheism of the 1960s to Christianity, and in doing so, builds a powerful and articulate case for conservatism and the Christian worldview that is just as relevant today as it has ever been.

This lecture is from Summit's original Lecture Series, a collection of over 150 hours of lectures. Find it on Summit's store here.

Dr. Michael Bauman is the scholar-in-residence at Summit Semester and Director of Christian Studies and a professor of Theology and Culture at Hillsdale College. He has published nearly 20 books and served as president of the Evangelical Philosophical Society.

How does an ordinary person do something extraordinary? Joe Baker, the founder of Save the Storks, answers that question and more as he shares the story of how God called him to the pro-life movement.

Joe Baker is the founder and president of Save the Storks, a pro-life ministry that partners with pregnancy resource centers across the US to provide sonograms to abortion-minded expectant women. To get involved, find Save the Storks on Facebook and visit their website at http://www.savethestorks.com/.

J. Warner Wallace shares the story behind his new book, God's Crime Scene, and unpacks some of the arguments from the book.

J. Warner Wallace is both a cold-case detective and a Christian apologist. He's a Summit faculty member and the author of several books, including God's Crime Scene and Cold-Case Christianity. For more information, visit http://www.coldcasechristianity.com/.

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The Christian film War Room has received a lot of criticism from Christians, criticism Eric Smith thinks the film doesn't deserve. In this interview, Eric persuasively defends the film. He shares openly about how the film impacted him, and offers some helpful suggestions on how Christians should approach films, books, and other works of art.

Eric Smith serves as Summit's Vice President of Programs. He launched and led Summit Semester from 2006 to 2010, and teaches the Bible at Summit’s Colorado Student Conferences and Summit Semester. He holds a Masters of Divinity from Denver Seminary.

Megan Basham, a film & television critic for WORLD, talks with Aaron about storytelling, the intersection of Christianity and Hollywood, Christian films and filmmakers, as well as sharing how God used a story to draw her to Christ.

Megan Basham writes film & television reviews to WORLD's Culture section. She has contributed to TownHall.com, and is the author of Beside Every Great Man: A Woman's Guide to Having It All. You can find her reviews in WORLD, and follow her on Twitter @megbasham.

Continuing the conversation about Understanding the Times, Dr. Myers and Aaron discuss how to discern which worldview is true. Dr. Myers explains the four tests – the test of reason, the test of the outer world, the test of the inner world, and the test of the real world – and how to use them to identify counterfeit worldviews.

You can purchase a copy of Understanding the Times from Summit's store here.

Dr. Jeff Myers is Summit's president and an acclaimed communicator. He's authored or co-authored several books, most recently writing the latest edition of Summit's Understanding the Times. Find him on Twitter @drjeffmyers.

Each person a pattern of ideas that they use to understand their world – a worldview. Dr. Jeff Myers shares the six most influential worldviews and emphasizes why Christians need to understand the world of ideas, as he and Aaron talking about the newly-revised Understanding the Times, Summit's eye-opening guide to worldview.

You can purchase a copy of Understanding the Times from Summit's store here.

Dr. Jeff Myers is Summit's president and an acclaimed communicator. He's authored or co-authored several books, most recently writing the latest edition of Summit's Understanding the Times. Find him on Twitter @drjeffmyers.

How do definitions shape our cultural landscape? The meaning of words like "love", "freedom", and even "God" have shifted, and the results are often dangerous. John Stonestreet explains.

John Stonestreet is Summit faculty member and President of the Chuck Colson Center for Christian Worldview. He hosts The Point, a daily radio spotlight, and a co-host of Breakpoint. For more on John, visit ColsonCenter.org.

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Brett Kunkle of Stand to Reason tackles the question of morality in this interview. Listen as he builds a case for objective morality, then delves into why morality matters: it frees us to enjoy life as God meant us to.

Apologist Brett Kunkle is the Student Impact Director at Stand to Reason and a Summit faculty member. He regularly speaks to students at colleges, conferences, and churches across the country. For more information, visit StandtoReason.org.

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Most Christians will struggle with doubt at some point in their lives. Brett Kunkle explains the two types of doubt, intellectual and emotional, and shares ways for Christians to handle their doubt well.

Apologist Brett Kunkle is the Student Impact Director at Stand to Reason and a Summit faculty member. He regularly speaks to students at colleges, conferences, and churches across the country. For more information, visit StandtoReason.org.

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In this interview, Jennifer Marshall offers perspectives on public policy, addressing the Supreme Court same-sex marriage decision, religious liberty, and poverty. She shares practical advice for churches looking to effectively minister to the poor and answers the question "why should we have hope?"

Jennifer Marshall is a Summit faculty member and a vice-president at the Heritage Foundation, where she oversees research on issues like marriage, religious liberty, education, and welfare. For more information, visit Heritage.org.

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Scott Klusendorf and Aaron Atwood talk about the recent, horrific Planned Parenthood undercover videos. Scott prepares Christians to start and navigate conversations about the sting videos and shares why this is a truly incredible time for the pro-life movement.

Scott Klusendorf is one of the world's foremost pro-life apologists. He speaks regularly, both at Summit and around the nation, equipping Christians to champion the pro-life cause. Scott is the founder and president of the Life Training Institute as well as the author of several books, including The Case for Life.

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Christopher Yuan shares his testimony, highlighting the necessity of the gospel for genuine change. Building on that perspective, Christopher also offers guidance to Christians seeking to respond well to the LGBT community.

Christopher Yuan is a Summit faculty member and an international speaker, sharing his incredible testimony and lecturing on homosexuality, biblical hermeneutics, and how Christians ought to respond to the LGBT community. He's the author of Out of a Far Country: A Gay Son's Journey to God, A Broken Mother's Search for Hope with his mother, Angela Yuan. For more information, visit his website at http://www.christopheryuan.com/.

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In this lecture, Christopher Yuan explains the Biblical position on homosexuality and refutes point-by-point the claims of Matthew Vines and others who argue that the Bible allows or affirms gay relationships.

Christopher Yuan is a Summit faculty member and an international speaker, sharing his incredible testimony and lecturing on homosexuality, biblical hermeneutics, and how Christians ought to respond to the LGBT community. He's the author of Out of a Far Country: A Gay Son's Journey to God, A Broken Mother's Search for Hope with his mother, Angela Yuan. For more information, visit his website at http://www.christopheryuan.com/.

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Casey Luskin explains intelligent design, sharing evidence for design and responding to evolutionary claims and counter-arguments.

Casey Luskin speaks on intelligent design around the nation, and serves as the Research Coordinator for The Discovery Institute's Center for Science and Culture. For more information, see http://www.caseyluskin.com/.

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Dr. Mike Adams responds to the film God's Not Dead by sharing how Christian students can avoid pitfalls in the classroom when faced with antagonistic professors.

Dr. Mike Adams is a professor of sociology at UNC-Wilmington and has been a faculty member Summit's Summer Student Conferences since 2008. He's the author of Letters to a Young Progressive and a regular contributor to TownHall.com. He's best known for his strong, active involvement in challenging campus censorship.

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Dr. Frank Beckwith and Aaron Atwood sit down to talk about why morality and the natural law matter, as well as the freedom that results from morality and Dr. Beckwith's new book, Taking Rites Seriously: Law, Politics, and the Reasonableness of Faith.

Dr. Frank Beckwith is professor of Philosophy and Jurisprudence at Baylor University. Dr. Beckwith has authored or edited over 15 books, including Politics for Christians: Statecraft as Soulcraft and Relativism: Feet Firmly Planted in Mid-Air.

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Where does morality come from? Can we explain morality apart from God? Those are two of the questions Dr. Frank Beckwith tackles in this lecture, as he explains the arguments for the moral law and responds to those who claim that morality could result from evolution or arbitrarily exist.

Dr. Frank Beckwith is professor of Philosophy and Jurisprudence at Baylor University. Dr. Beckwith has authored or edited over 15 books, including Politics for Christians: Statecraft as Soulcraft and Relativism: Feet Firmly Planted in Mid-Air.

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How can Christians relate to our LGBT neighbors with grace and love without comprising truth? In this interview, Glenn Stanton, author of Loving My (LGBT) Neighbor, offers perspective and practical advice on engaging with the LGBT community.

Glenn T. Stanton speaks at universities and churche around the world on gender and sexuality, and is the Director for Family Formation Studies at Focus on the Family. He has authored or contributed to several books, including The Rings Makes All The Difference and his latest, Loving My (LGBT) Neighbor. His work can be found at the Focus Findings section on Focus on the Family's website. For more on Glenn, see http://glenntstanton.com/.

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J. Warner Wallace sits down with Aaron Atwood to share his story and explain circumstantial evidence, setting realistic goals for evangelism, and outlines what sets Christianity apart from other theistic religions.

J. Warner Wallace is both a cold-case detective and a Christian apologist. He's a Summit faculty member and the author of several books, including Cold-Case Christianity. For more information, visit http://www.coldcasechristianity.com/.

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Detective J. Warner Wallace explains the four tests used to determine if an eyewitness is reliable, then applies those same tests to build a case for why the gospels can be trusted.

J. Warner Wallace is both a cold-case detective and a Christian apologist. He's a Summit faculty member and the author of several books, including Cold-Case Christianity. For more information, visit http://coldcasechristianity.com/.

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Dr. Mike Adams offers his top Christian and apologetics book recommendations and shares why each book is a must-read.

For Dr. Adams' full list of books, visit http://summit.org/podcast.

Dr. Mike Adams is a professor of sociology at UNC-Wilmington and has been a faculty member Summit's Summer Student Conferences since 2008. He's the author of Letters to a Young Progressive and a regular contributor to TownHall.com. He's best known for his strong, active involvement in challenging campus censorship.

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Alex McFarland teaches parents to begin fulfilling their vital role in teaching their children about the Christian faith as he shares about his latest book, The 21 Toughest Questions Your Kids Will Have About God & Christianity.

Alex McFarland is a Summit faculty member and Christian apologist. He serves as director of the Center for Christian Worldview and Apologetics at North Greenville University and is the author of numerous books, including the best-selling 10 Most Common Objections to Christianity. For more information, visit http://www.alexmcfarland.com/.

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Dr. Mike Adams exposes how college administrators are using mandatory student activities fees to wrongly discriminate against conservative and Christian groups. Adams unpacks the problem and shares how students can effectively respond. This is a must-hear interview for Christians enrolled at public colleges and universities.

Dr. Mike Adams is a professor of sociology at UNC-Wilmington and has been a faculty member Summit's Summer Student Conferences since 2008. He's the author of Letters to a Young Progressive and a regular contributor to TownHall.com. He's best known for his strong, active involvement in challenging campus censorship.

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Faithful witness to Christ doesn't happen on accident. In this episode, Alex McFarland builds a case for apologetics as a part of an active, intentional, committed Christian faith.

Alex McFarland is a Summit faculty member and Christian apologist. He serves as director of the Center for Christian Worldview and Apologetics at North Greenville University and is the author of numerous books, including the best-selling 10 Most Common Objections to Christianity. For more information, visit http://www.alexmcfarland.com/.

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Warren Smith sits down with Aaron Atwood to talk about Restoring All Things, a new book co-authored by Warren and John Stonestreet. Restoring All Things is a chronicle of how God is working to redeem, renew, and restore the world through the faithful acts of everyday people. In this interview, Warren discusses the ideas behind Restoring All Things, explains the importance of storytelling, and shares his favorite story from the book.

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Warren Smith is the vice-president of World News Group, the publisher of World Magazine. He's a Summit faculty member and co-author of Restoring All Things with John Stonestreet. Buy Restoring All Things at the Summit Bookstore and get 25% off market price. Smith has also written A Lover's Quarrel with the Evangelical Church and co-authored Prodigal Press with Marvin Olasky.

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This week in our summer series of interviews with Summit Student Conference Faculty-in-Residence Dr. Mike Adams, Dr. Adams and Aaron Atwood tackle the gun control question. In this interview, Dr. Adams overviews the issue and offers perspective on how Christians can think well about gun control.

Dr. Mike Adams is a professor of sociology at UNC-Wilmington and has been a faculty member at Summit's Summer Student Conferences since 2008. He's the author of Letters to a Young Progressive and a regular contributor to TownHall.com. He's best known for his strong, active involvement in challenging campus censorship.

Dr. Adams is regular speaker at Summit’s 12-day Student Conferences (www.summit.org/conferences/) where young adults learn to defend their faith and confidently engage others in truth to shape culture.

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This week on Christian Worldview Thinking, Aaron Atwood talks to apologist Dr. Frank Turek about Stealing from God, Dr. Turek's new book. In this episode, Dr. Turek overviews the book, explaining how atheists build their arguments against God on realities best explained by theism, such as morality, causality, and reason. Dr. Turek also shares way to practically and effectively apply the arguments from the book in conversation.

Frank Turek is a prominent public defender of the faith and is the co-author of I Don't Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist with Norm Geisler. He's also the president of CrossExamined.org, a non-profit organization that brings apologetics content to churches and schools across the U.S.

Frank is a speaker at Summit’s 12-day Student Conferences (www.summit.org/thesummit) where young adults learn to defend their faith and confidently engage others in truth to shape culture.

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Continuing our summer series of interviews with Summit Student Conference Faculty-in-Residence Dr. Mike Adams, Aaron Atwood talks with Dr. Adams about how Summit alumni are advancing the pro-life cause on campuses across the nation. Dr. Adams also offers suggestions how Christians can get involved in the pro-life movement.

Dr. Mike Adams is a professor of sociology at UNC-Wilmington and has been a faculty member at Summit's Summer Student Conferences since 2008. He's the author of Letters to a Young Progressive and a regular contributor to TownHall.com. He's best known for his strong, active involvement in challenging campus censorship.

Dr. Adams is regular speaker at Summit’s 12-day Student Conferences (www.summit.org/conferences/) where young adults learn to defend their faith and confidently engage others in truth to shape culture.

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This week, in the second and final part of his lecture "I Don't Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist," apologist Dr. Frank Turek uses arguments from science and morality to defend the Christian faith, as he works to prove that it takes more faith to be an atheist than it does to be a Christian. He'll also make arguments for miracles and for the reliability of scripture.

Frank Turek is a prominent public defender of the faith and is the co-author of I Don't Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist with Norm Geisler. He's also the president of CrossExamined.org, a non-profit organization that brings apologetics content to churches and schools across the US.

Frank is a speaker at Summit’s 12-day Student Conferences (www.summit.org/thesummit) where young adults learn to defend their faith and confidently engage others in truth to shape culture.

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In the first of a summer-long series of interviews, Aaron Atwood sits down with Dr. Mike Adams to talk about the threats to religious freedom at colleges and universities, and how Christian students can respond.

Focusing on a recent case centered on Christian apologetics ministry Ratio Christi, Dr. Adams explains the history of the current religious liberties conflict and what it means for religious freedom on campuses across the U.S.

Dr. Mike Adams is a professor of sociology at UNC-Wilmington and has been a faculty member at Summit's Summer Student Conferences since 2008. He's the author of Letters to a Young Progressive and a regular contributor to TownHall.com. He's best known for his strong, active involvement in challenging campus censorship.

Dr. Adams is regular speaker at Summit’s 12-day Student Conferences (www.summit.org/conferences/) where young adults learn to defend their faith and confidently engage others in truth to shape culture.

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There's still time to register for Summit's two-week worldview conference in sunny southern California, June 14-27. Get more information and register at summit.org/thesummit.

Apologist Dr. Frank Turek draws on reason and science to build a case that it takes more faith to be an atheist than it does to be a Christian. This week, in the first of a two-part lecture, Dr. Turek shares arguments for objective truth and for God.

Frank Turek is a prominent public defender of the faith and is the co-author of I Don't Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist with Norm Geisler. He's also the president of CrossExamined.org, a non-profit organization that brings apologetic content to churches and schools across the US.

Frank is a speaker at Summit’s 12-day Student Conferences (www.summit.org/thesummit) where young adults learn to defend their faith and confidently engage others in truth to shape culture.

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There's still time to register for Summit's two-week worldview conference in sunny southern California, June 14-27. Get more information and register at summit.org.

Following last week's episode with Barry Asmus, Aaron Atwood sits down with Dr. Asmus to talk about the correlation between free market economics and a Christian worldview. Dr. Asmus also shares why he's optimistic about the economic future of America.

Barry Asmus is a Senior Economist with the National Center for Policy Analysis and a highly-regarded advocate for free market economics who has spoken around the world. For more information, visit his website at http://barryasmus.com/.

Dr. Asmus has spoken at Summit’s 12-day Student Conferences (www.summit.org/conferences/), where young adults learn to defend their faith and confidently engage others in truth to shape culture.

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In this episode of CWT, economist Dr. Barry Asmus makes an engaging and passionate case for free markets, explaining how private property and entrepreneurship have enabled individuals, communities, and nations to rise from poverty to flourishing.

Barry Asmus is a Senior Economist with the National Center for Policy Analysis and a highly-regarded advocate for free market economics who has spoken around the world. For more information, visit his website at http://barryasmus.com/.

Dr. Asmus has spoken at Summit’s 12-day Student Conferences (www.summit.org/conferences/), where young adults learn to defend their faith and confidently engage others in truth to shape culture.

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Dr. Ryan T. Anderson is a champion of traditional marriage on the very frontline of the marriage debate. He's the co-author of What is Marriage? with Sherif Girgis and Robert P. George, and has appear on a number of mainstream media shows, where's he fearlessly defended one-man, one-woman marriage. For more information on Ryan Anderson, please visit the Heritage Foundation.

Aaron Atwood talks with Ryan T. Anderson about the latest developments in the marriage debate at the Supreme Court, and explains the case for traditional marriage.

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Dr. Jeff Myers is president of Summit Ministries and author of over 8 books, including Grow Together, a book aimed at reviving the lost practice of mentoring across generations to ignite spiritual growth in the Church.

Aaron Atwood sits down with Dr. Jeff Myers to talk about the Grow Together project and what Dr. Myers calls the "Three Hungers" - the need each of us has for truth, identity, and meaning.

Jeff is a regular speaker at Summit’s 12-day Student Conferences (www.summit.org/conferences/) where young adults learn to defend their faith and confidently engage others in truth to shape culture.

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Following up on last episode's talk about same-sex-marriage, John Stonestreet and Aaron Atwood dig deeper into the subject and look at how the same-sex marriage debate is undermining religious liberties. They discuss what the most appropriate response for the church is to this issue.

John suggests that the church needs to address same-sex-marriage through:

John Stonestreet is the senior content advisor for Summit Ministries and host of The Point, a daily radio show heard around the world.

In his recent book, coauthored with Sean McDowell, Same-Sex Marriage, John and Sean unpack how those who follow Christ can faithfully answer the standard talking points for same-sex marriage, what God meant marriage to be, and why it is so important to defend the definition of marriage as an institution between a man and woman.

John is a speaker at Summit’s 12-day Student Conferences (www.summit.org/conferences/) where young adults learn to defend their faith and confidently engage others in truth to shape culture.

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John Stonestreet is the senior content advisor for Summit Ministries and host of The Point, a daily radio show heard around the world.

Following up on last episode's talk about same-sex marriage, John Stonestreet and Aaron Atwood dig deeper into the subject and look at why it is important to treat others with dignity while discussing why it is important that we define marriage and the consequence of letting that slip.

In his recent book, coauthored with Sean McDowell, Same-Sex Marriage, John and Sean unpack how those who follow Christ can faithfully answer the standard talking points for same-sex marriage, what God meant marriage to be, and why it is so important to defend the definition of marriage as an institution between a man and woman.

John is a speaker at Summit’s 12-day Student Conferences (www.summit.org/conferences/) where young adults learn to defend their faith and confidently engage others in truth to shape culture.

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John Stonestreet is the senior content advisor for Summit Ministries and host of The Point, a daily radio show heard around the world.

In his recent book, coauthored with Sean McDowell, Same-Sex Marriage, John and Sean unpack how those who follow Christ can faithfully answer the standard talking points for same-sex marriage, what God meant marriage to be, and why it is so important to defend the definition of marriage as an institution between a man and woman.

The key to approaching this subject is not a contentious attitude towards those who believe in same-sex marriage, but a winsome perspective that is faithful to Christ, committed to truth and shaped by a love for God and others. Christians need to know that because Christ has risen, there is no such thing as "all hope is lost." They are still called to engage culture even if they are viewed as wrong, illegal and intolerant.

This talk is from Summit’s 12-day Student Conferences (www.summit.org/conferences/) where young adults learn to defend their faith and confidently engage others in truth to shape culture.

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Scott Klusendorf is the Founder and President of Life Training Institute and the Author of several books including The Case For Life. He is considered one of the foremost apologists on the subject of abortion. The goal of his organization is to challenge and equip pro-life advocates to persuasively defend their views in the public square. 

In this episode, Scott and Aaron talk about how to approach the subject of abortion in every day conversations by asking questions. They also discuss how to look at the subject through the lens of grace, realizing that the unborn are not the only people harmed in the process.

This episode is packed full of practical ways Christians can approach a difficult and uncomfortable subject.

Scott is a regular speaker at Summit's 12-day Student Conferences (www.summit.org/conferences/) where young adults learn to defend their faith and confidently engage others in truth to shape culture. Scott goes in depth how to defend life and win the debate against an evil that threatens millions of unborn.

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Scott Klusendorf is the founder and president of Life Training Institute and the author of several books including The Case For Life.  He is considered one of the foremost apologists on the subject of abortion.  The goal of his organization is to Challenge and equip pro-life advocates to persuasively defend their views in the public square. 

In this episode, Scott offers tactics to approach this controversial issue with confidence.  He discusses the scientific evidence that proves that life begins at conception and the philosophical views that show that abortion is objectively wrong.  Listen as Scott equips you with the tools you need to approach this difficult issue with confidence

This talk is from Summit's 12-day Student Conferences (www.summit.org/conferences/) where young adults learn to defend their faith and confidently engage others in truth to shape culture.

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Dr. Jeff Myers is president of Summit Ministries and author of over 8 books, including Grow Together: a book aimed at reviving the lost practice of mentoring across generations to ignite spiritual growth in the Church. 

This week, Dr. Jeff Myers talks with Aaron Atwood about why a biblical christian worldview is necessary in today's culture.  They discuss how the overarching story of Christianity offers a context for living full of truth, identity and meaning.  They also discuss how seeking a holy life is more than simply avoiding sin but really focuses on living a life that is good and enjoyable.

Each year Summit hosts 12-day Student Conferences (www.summit.org/conferences/) where young adults learn to defend their faith and confidently engage others in truth to shape culture.

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Dr. Jeff Myers is president of Summit Ministries and author of over 8 books, including Grow Together: a book aimed at reviving the lost practice of mentoring across generations to ignite spiritual growth in the Church.

 In this episode, Dr. Jeff explores what it means to have a biblical worldview and how the Bible has the most complete answers to man's fallen condition.  He also explores how Christianity has impacted the world in social advancement for all individuals.

The talk is from Summit’s 12-day Student Conferences (www.summit.org/conferences/) where young adults learn to defend their faith and confidently engage others in truth to shape culture.

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Dr. Jeff Myers is president of Summit Ministries and author of over 8 books, including Grow Together: a book aimed at reviving the lost practice of mentoring across generations to ignite spiritual growth in the Church.

 In this episode, Dr. Jeff shares how people hunger for truth, identity, and meaning in life.  These are the three main hungers in a person's soul: truth, identity, and meaning and Christianity fulfills these in a way that no other worldview can.  They also discuss how appropriately exposing young people to evil and properly discussing it can help inoculate them to such evil in their lives. 

The talk is from Summit’s 12-day Student Conferences (www.summit.org/conferences/) where young adults learn to defend their faith and confidently engage others in truth to shape culture.

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Dr. Jeff Myers is president of Summit Ministries and author of over eight books including his most recent, Grow Together: a book aimed at reviving the lost practice of mentoring across generations to ignite spiritual growth in the Church.

In this week’s talk, Dr. Jeff offers an overview on the subject of worldview and how understanding your own worldview and that of others will help you defend and champion truth in a culture where so many contradicting truth claims exist.   

The talk is from Summit’s 12 day conferences (www.summit.org/conferences/) where young adults learn to defend their faith and confidently engage others in truth to shape culture.

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