Aspiring Apologist: Recent Episodes
Naomi Boswell
Aspiring Apologist exists to equip and encourage Christians to stand rooted in their faith, so that they will be ready to make a defense for their faith with all dignity and respect. This will be done by answering common questions about the Christian faith from the Bible, interpreting the world through a Biblical worldview, and building a theologically sound foundation for certain topics.
Now that it is a new year, our social media will inevitably be filled with engagements, changes in relationship statuses, gym photos, and, of course...New Year's resolutions. In the Christian community in particular, a popular resolution is read the Bible in one year. But the question is this; how are we supposed to read the Bible?
Naomi gives HUGE announcements and updates about the future of the Aspiring Apologist podcast.
In response to recent events, Naomi is addressing the issue of universalism and why it isn't Biblical.
In this day and age, especially during these past few years, social justice has been the talk of the town. However, what exactly is social justice, and is it Biblical? In this episode, Naomi discusses the two main types of justice; social justice and Biblical justice. She defines both, and analyzes them side by side in order to get a full Biblical view of both.
This episode is all about love, from how it is defined Biblically, to how it looks practically. Naomi also gives updates about the channel and what she has been up to lately
New Social Media Tags:
Instagram - @aspiring_apologist.podcast
Twitter - @AspiringPodcast
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In this episode, Naomi talks about what it means to be Biblically literate, the importance of Biblical literacy, and how we can obtain Biblical literacy. Stay tuned all the way towards the end for some great resources to learn more about the Bible!
This is the first episode! Naomi does some introductions and background on her life and her wrestle with doubt, explains the story behind the logo, rants about issues in the modern church, and what you can expect about the podcast.