Show Notes
In this episode, Brian Auten and Chad Gross discuss a variety of topics.
1:46 - Chad makes English Tea 3:20 - Where have we been? 4:20 - Mailbag question: Apologetics songs? 15:45 - What have we been reading? 16:11 - The Discipline of Grace by Jerry Bridges 18:13 - The Knight & Rose Show 18:27 - Common Sense Economics 19:09 - When the Church Was Young 19:54 - Not so keen on C.S. Lewis? 23:39 - Why There Is No God 29:46 - Pocket History of the Church 30:25 - What we’ve been watching… 30:34 - Guardians of the Galaxy 35:22 - The Messed Up Church Channel 35:42 - Justin Peters Ministry 37:04 - History of the Pentecostol / Charismatic Movement 40:31 - Share your NAR Experience… 43:21 - Mandalorian Season 3 45:32 - Justin Schieber vs Eric Hernandez debate 51:05 - An Apologist’s Prayer
“Remind me to be quick to pray, with an alert mind and a thankful heart. Please give me opportunities to speak the truth about Christ to those who do not know Him. Teach me to proclaim this message as clearly as I should. Work in me so that I may live wisely among those who do not believe, so that I will make the most of each opportunity. Ensure that my conversations are gracious and attractive. And please provide me with the wisdom I will need to thoughtfully respond to each person.” Based Colossians 4:2-6
Further resources and videos mentioned: Counterfeit Kingdom: The Dangers of New Revelation, New Prophets, and New Age Practices in the Church by Holly Pivec and Douglas Geivett
God’s Super Apostles: Encountering the Worldwide Prophets and Apostles Movement by Holly Pivec and Douglas Geivett
Songs Mentioned: Creed - Petra
Words in the Water - Thrice
Creed - Third Day
God’s Not Dead - Newsboys
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