Stand to Reason Weekly Podcast

Greg talks about the grounding for morality, then he answers questions about whether the criteria for the canon is contained in Scripture, how it’s possible that Satan rebelled if there was no sin in Heaven, and how Satan was able to be in the garden of Eden in the first place if it was perfect.
 
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Commentary: Is morality just limited to God’s say-so? (00:00)

Are the criteria for the canon contained in Scripture? (20:00)

If there was no sin in Heaven, how is it possible that Satan rebelled, and if the garden of Eden was perfect, how was Satan able to be there in the first place? (45:00)

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The New Testament Canon: Which Books and Why? by Greg Koukl

The Canon of Scripture by F.F. Bruce

#STRask podcast with Greg and Amy

Greg goes step by step through the passage in Hebrews 10 that many interpret to mean you can lose your salvation, then he answers questions about 1 Corinthians 2:10–16 in light of his view on hearing God’s voice and the mechanism by which the Holy Spirit comforts, convicts, etc.
 
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Commentary: Does Hebrews 10 teach that you can lose you salvation? (00:00)

What do you think about 1 Corinthians 2:10–16 in terms of your view on God speaking, and by what mechanism does the Holy Spirit do the things you mentioned in your “Does God Whisper?” article? (34:00)

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Reality Student Apologetics Conference – April 24–25 in Los Angeles, CA

Does God Whisper? Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 by Greg Koukl

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When God Speaks by Greg Koukl

Greg talks to Jon Noyes about his new YouTube project, Noyes on the Streets, where he has conversations about spiritual and ethical topics with people in public places and then breaks them down for viewers and gives tips on how to make your case with clarity and compassion.
 
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Interview: Jon Noyes – Noyes on the Streets (00:00)

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Noyes on the Streets

Reality Student Apologetics Conference – April 24–25 in Los Angeles, CA

Greg answers questions about apologetics resources for young children, the fate of people who never heard the gospel, catering to those who have been historically marginalized, reconciling Romans 3 with the idea that those who seek God find him, and whether the atonement is illogical.
 
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Do you know of any apologetics resources for children who are ages six and ten? (03:00)

What happens to people who never heard the gospel or who lived before the time of Jesus? How do they get saved? (09:00)

How would you respond to the idea that people who have been historically marginalized ought to be catered to? (25:00)

How do you reconcile the idea that those who seek God find him with Romans 3, which says no one seeks God? (44:00)

How is it logical to think that a God-man can die on a cross and absolve you of your moral shortcomings? (51:00)

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Keeping Your Kids on God’s Side: 40 Conversations to Help Them Build a Lasting Faith by Natasha Crain

Cold-Case Christianity for Kids: Investigate Jesus with a Real Detective by J. Warner Wallace

The Heathen and the Unknown God – Audio by Greg Koukl

Eternity in Their Hearts: Startling Evidence of Belief in the One True God in Hundreds of Cultures Throughout the World by Don Richardson

The Bible: Fast Forward – DVD (Also available as a digital download or audio)

Critical Race Theory: Civil Rights Upside Down by Greg Koukl

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Foundation Worldview – Curriculum for children

The “Heathen” and the Unknown God – Part 1 and Part 2 by Greg Koukl

Why the Blood? by Greg Koukl

Greg responds to the claim that there’s no proof for God, then he answers questions about whether the parables in Luke 12 indicate salvation can be lost, Sarah sending away Hagar, how sin moved from an angel to a tree, and what it means to say Jesus took on the sins of the world.
 
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Commentary: Where’s the proof for God? (00:00)

Are the parables in Luke 12 specifically directed at believers, and if so, don’t they imply salvation can be lost? (27:00)

Can you explain what the story about Sarah sending away Hagar means? (38:00)

How did sin go from being within an angel to being within a tree in a garden, and did Jesus’ taking on the sins of the world break some special power of sin for us, or was Jesus just taking away the consequences of sin? (45:00)

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#STRask podcast with Greg and Amy

History of Philosophy by Frederick Charles Copleston

Reality Student Apologetics Conference – April 24–25 in Los Angeles, CA

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