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The Psychology of Unbelief (Part 2)
As you engage in gospel conversations with people, have you seen - almost visibly - the other person's "shields" go up at the mention of the word "God" or "Jesus"? What is going on here? How can we be an effective ambassador for Christ with a dialogue ...
The Psychology of Unbelief (Part 1)
As you engage in gospel conversations with people, have you seen - almost visibly - the other person's "shields" go up at the mention of the word "God" or "Jesus"? What is going on here? How can we be an effective ambassador for Christ with a dialogue ...
Pressured into Suicide: Discussing the Assisted Death of the Disabled
Court rulings and laws are more than just a matter of regulation; they also send a message to society. Andy and Steve are back to talk about just such a ruling coming out of Québec's Superior Court on doctor-assisted suicide.
The Suicide Epidemic: How to Understand and Respond
The Evangelical world felt the ominous shockwave after the tragic news broke of a suicide by a prominent megachurch pastor and mental health advocate, Jarrid Wilson. Yet this is not some far-off incident that is irrelevant to us.
Humans of New York: Discussing an Existential Crisis
If you believed this physical world is all there is, how would you make sense of consciousness? How would you deal with the absurdity of life? Would such questions bother you? For a young man in London, these questions are so troubling that his daily l...
Why Hurricane Dorian?
In the face of so much destruction and the pain and suffering that result from Hurricane Dorian, those who believe in an all-powerful and all-loving God can't help but ask why.
So Many Christians, So Few Lions: The Current State of Christianophobia
Many Christians in the West sense an anti-Christian bias from the public. Is this an accurate picture of what's going on in our culture? Or is this exaggerated? Or is this even a thing at all? Dr. George Yancey,
Why Aren’t You More Like Me?: Understanding and Honouring Yourself and Others
One of the certainties of life is that anyone who rubs shoulders with others will eventually get annoyed and frustrated by others. We are quick to spot “deficiencies” in other people’s personalities. This happens at home, at work, at school,
Dehumanizing Implications of AI: Report from Cambridge and World Congress (Pt. 2)
What is a bottom-up worldview? What is a top-down worldview? Which one can account for human dignity in the face of some who seek to create “persons” through artificial intelligence? Is there a relationship between imitation and being? Andy, Terry,
Means to an End: Sports, Athletes, and Going Beyond the Game
Are athletes just bodies performing on the field? Often, we reduce athletes to that. Worse still, many athletes view themselves in that way. Labouring under the constant pressure to achieve the next thing, merit is the ever-present undertone of their p...