Probe Ministries Radio Podcast: Recent Episodes
Probe Ministries
Probe Ministries is a Christian worldview and apologetics ministry that helps people think biblically about a large range of topics from bioethics to public policy to history to sexuality to cults to origins and beyond. The entire week of our 3-minute daily radio programs are combined into a single podcast episode for your enjoyment.
Kerby Anderson presents worldviews that shaped Western Civilization in a radio program based on Glenn Sunshine's book, Why You Think the Way You Do.
Transcript: https://probe.org/worldviews-through-history/
"As Charles Haddon Spurgeon once observed, there are very few things as uplifting for the heart and the mind as a serious study of the being and attributes of God. Hopefully, this little article on God's omnipresence will encourage some others to take up such studies for themselves. They won't be disappointed." --Dr. Michael Gleghorn
Transcript: https://probe.org/the-all-present-god/
Steve Cable argues that the vastness of the universe makes statements about attributes of God and the significance of mankind.
Transcript: https://probe.org/are-we-significant-in-this-vast-universe/
Steve Cable addresses James White's book The Rise of the Nones in view of Probe's research about the church.
Transcript: https://probe.org/the-rise-of-the-nones-reaching-the-lost-in-todays-america/
Sue Bohlin calls for a spiritual and moral reflection on the topic of abortion, urging people to consider the eternal implications and affirming that God’s love, grace, and forgiveness extend even to those who have committed this sin.
Transcript: https://probe.org/abortion-a-biblical-view/
Paul Rutherford provides an overview of the Puritan John Owen's classic book The Mortification of Sin.
Transcript: How to Kill Sin: John Owen's The Mortification of Sin - Probe Ministries
Kerby Anderson demonstrates that contrary to what many believe, George Washington was a Christian, not a deist.
Transcript: https://probe.org/george-washington-and-religion/
Dr. Ray Bohlin looks at the science behind climate change alarmism and encourages you to be skeptical of what you hear from much of the media.
Transcript: http://probe.org/climate-change/
Kerby Anderson provides an overview of how AI is already impacting our world, and why it requires discernment.
Transcript: The AI Tsunami - Probe Ministries
Meic Pearse's book The Gods of War gives great insight into the charge that religion is the cause of most war. History shows this is not true: the cause of most war is the sinful human heart, even when religion is invoked as a reason.
Transcript: https://probe.org/the-causes-of-war/
Dr. Michael Gleghorn explains how C.S. Lewis's pivotal role in this debate club shaped his huge contribution to Christian thought.
Transcript is here: https://probe.org/c-s-lewis-and-the-oxford-socratic-club/
Dr. Ray Bohlin marvels at God's creativity in making three magnificent creatures: the mantis shrimp, the woodpecker, and the monarch butterfly with its amazing migration story.
Transcript is here: God's Amazing Creatures - Probe Ministries
Kerby Anderson provides an overview of what makes churches and organizations spiritually and emotionally unhealthy and hurtful.
Transcript: https://probe.org/spiritual-abuse/
Sue Bohlin suggests a biblical view of masculinity and femininity that encompasses the variety of within two genders as God creates us.
Transcript is here: https://probe.org/two-genders-two-spectrums/
Kerby Anderson shares Steve Cable's review of the dismal results of surveying the worldview of American Christians.
Transcript: https://probe.org/parents-and-pastors-are-not-passing-it-on/
Kerby Anderson provides an overview of transhumanism and AI, considering its impact on us and our families.
Dr. Michael Gleghorn examines some sayings and deeds of Jesus, accepted by many critical scholars as historically authentic, to see what they imply about Jesus’ self-understanding.
The story of Jesus’ death and resurrection raises accusations that Christianity is obsessed with blood. Many believers struggle with this too. Byron Barlowe explores the biblical reasons for the focus on Christ’s blood and why its shedding was necessary.
Steve Cable shows us that the resurrection is the key apologetic for those seeking to evangelize. As we share our faith, understanding the evidence for the resurrection helps prepare us to answer questions raised by a seeker after the truth.
Kerby Anderson provides an overview of transhumanism and AI, considering its impact on us and our families.
Kerby Anderson provides classic reasons the bible can be believed and trusted as a divine book from God.
Sue Bohlin provides an overview of Probe's week-long summer college prep camp that helps students develop confidence why they can believe that Christianity is true. This year it's June 14-2o at Camp Copass in Denton, Texas.
Don Closson explains the five lines of evidence that Jesus is God from the book Putting Jesus in His Place.
Transcript: https://probe.org/in-his-h-a-n-d-s-how-we-can-know-that-jesus-is-god/
Dr. Ray Bohlin provides an overview of Dr. Stephen Meyer's book 'Return of the God Hypothesis,' looking at how recent scientific discoveries provide evidence for an intelligent creator.
Kerby Anderson looks at the isolation and longing for human contact that has become endemic even before the pandemic.
Dr. Michael Gleghorn provides good reasons to believe that the stories about Jesus were reliably preserved by his followers before being recorded in the Gospels.
Kerby Anderson looks at six insightful books and videos exploring alarming parallels between the U.S. and failed empires of history.
Dr. Michael Gleghorn makes a case for why Christian doctrine and apologetics are important for spiritual growth and maturity.
Paul Rutherford explains the lies he believed and to which he was in bondage about pornography, until Jesus helped him achieve sexual sobriety.
Kerby Anderson explains how cohabitation (living together outside of marriage) not only violates biblical commands about premarital sex, but it also puts the couple and their future marriage at risk.
Dr. Michael Gleghorn examines biblical prophecies about a coming Messiah that were accurately fulfilled in the life, ministry, death and resurrection of Jesus.
The theology of Christmas carols is truth we can sing about. Accompanied by new music written for us, Steve Davis covers the theology of Hark the Herald Angels Sing, O Come O Come Emmanuel, What Child is This, Joy to the World, and Il Est Né Le Divin Enfant.
Probe radio producer Steven Davis provides spiritual truth in 5 Christmas carols backed by new music written and performed by his son Jon Clive Davis: Coventry Carol, In the Bleak Midwinter, God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen, While Shepherds Watched, and O Holy Night.
Probe radio producer Steve Davis explores the truth in five more Christmas carols, accompanied by new music composed and performed by his son Jon Clive Davis: The First Noel, Come Thou Long Expected Jesus, Come All Ye Faithful, Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silent, Good Christian Men Rejoice, and In Dulci Jubilo.
Dr. Ray Bohlin looks at the familiar story of the star of Bethlehem and provides several possible ways that God created this sign announcing the birth of the Christ. From a Christian worldview perspective, we know a bright light in the sky was able to lead the magi to the Christ child. Dr. Bohlin considers several ways God may have chosen to announce the coming of the Christ.
Tom Davis provides an overview of 5 extremely important aspects of Jesus' life: His birth, baptism, claims to deity, death and resurrection, and ascension.
Dr. Michael Gleghorn draws on the book Body, Soul and Life Everlasting to provide an overview of what the New Testament teaches about the body-soul connection.
Sue Bohlin looks at suffering from a Christian perspective. Applying a biblical worldview to this difficult subject results in a distinctly different approach to suffering than our natural inclination of blame and self pity.
Kerby Anderson provides an overview of some ancient Christian heresies that are still being embraced today: legalism, gnosticism, mysticism, and marcionism.
Dr. Michael Gleghorn draws on a work by Dr. Gail R. O'Day, Jesus as Friend in the Gospel of John, to explore the perspective of Jesus Christ as a Friend.
Kerby Anderson provides an overview of wokeness, critical race theory, and their effect on the Christian church.
Paul Rutherford explains how reason, Christ's resurrection, and the Bible all testify that Jesus is the only way to heaven.
Kerby Anderson tries to understand the liberal mind from a biblical perspective. What are the assumptions the liberals make? How do those assumptions square with the Bible?
Sue Bohlin's 104-question quiz (with answers included!) covering the basics of what it takes to be biblically literate. This is not a Bible-trivia quiz, but rather covers the major factors that compose the foundations of Christian belief. A separated version of the quiz, with answers in their own section, is available on the Probe website at https://www.probe.org/bible-literacy-quiz-separated-format/
Sue Bohlin provides a compassionate, biblically based look at what is happening as LGBT ideology has taken root in the culture.
Dr. Michael Gleghorn provides an insightful examination of how legendary Christian author C.S. Lewis used his writing to invite his readers to put their faith in Jesus Christ.
Kerby Anderson reads James Detrich's program providing five reasons to study church history and allow our knowledge to build our confidence in our faith.
Dr. Ray Bohlin concludes a four-part series covering some of the big ideas in Dr. Stephen Meyer's book Theistic Evolution: A Scientific, Philosophical and Theological Critique by examining some of the theological problems with this perspective.
In order to grow the number of Gen-Z Christians, we need an understanding of ways to build bridges from their pluralistic, secular worldview to seriously contemplating the unique grace of God. Steve Cable draws upon the wisdom of two pastors who are making a real difference in the lives of young adults to address this important topic. (Read by Kerby Anderson)
Margin is “The space that once existed between ourselves and our limits.” When we reach the limits of our resources and abilities, we are out of margin. Former Probe staffer Lou Whitworth reviews a very important book by Dr. Richard Swenson, Margin: How to Create the Emotional, Physical, Financial, and Time Reserves You Need.
Dr. Michael Gleghorn continues to make a compelling case for how reason can lead us, step by step, to the logical conclusion of God's existence.
Dr. Michael Gleghorn makes a compelling case for how reason can lead us, step by step, to the logical conclusion of God’s existence.
Kerby Anderson provides an update on recent archaeological finds that corroborate the historicity of the Bible.
Dr. Ray Bohlin demonstrates several unique biological attributes about humans that set us apart from the rest of creation because we are made in the image of God.
Kerby Anderson demonstrates that contrary to what many believe, George Washington was a Christian, not a deist.
Dr. Michael Gleghorn offers an introduction and overview of Doug Pollock’s book by the same title. Those who want to learn more about how to have natural and effective spiritual conversations are encouraged to read (and apply) Pollock’s book for themselves.
Rick Wade covers some of the pros and cons in the universalism controversy. Bottom line? No.
Kerby Anderson provides an overview of the popularity of socialistic ideas in America from a biblical perspective.
Sue Bohlin explores God's marvelous grace as the unending flow of His power, presence and favor in our lives.
Kerby Anderson provides an overview of how transgender ideology violates reality and puts deceived people, especially children, at risk.
Sue Bohlin provides an overview of Probe's week-long summer college prep camp that helps students develop confidence why they can believe that Christianity is true. This year it's June 15-21 at Camp Copass in Denton, Texas.
Dr. Ray Bohlin roleplays a hostile, atheistic professor with Christian students who are usually unable to answer the question, Why are you a Christian?
Is work a curse or a blessing? Many people suffer unnecessarily because their view of work is less than what God says it is. He says it's His gift to us.
"As Charles Haddon Spurgeon once observed, there are very few things as uplifting for the heart and the mind as a serious study of the being and attributes of God. Hopefully, this little article on God's omnipresence will encourage some others to take up such studies for themselves. They won't be disappointed." --Dr. Michael Gleghorn
Steve Cable shows us that the resurrection is the key apologetic for those seeking to evangelize. As we share our faith, understanding the evidence for the resurrection helps prepare us to answer questions raised by a seeker after the truth.
Kerby Anderson provides an overview of four world-changing cycles: a political/cultural cycle, a generational cycle, a technological cycle, and a financial cycle.
Sue Bohlin considers several ways to develop a way of seeing our earthly life as part of the much bigger picture that extends into eternity.
Do similarities in the Old Testament with other ancient Near Eastern literature prove that it is all the same kind of thing? Rick Wade shows why it's not.
Don Closson examines the arguments in Ronald Nash's book Poverty and Wealth: Why Socialism Doesn't Work and concludes that capitalism is compatible with biblical ethics.
After examining several pagan view of happiness from the ancient world, Dr. Michael
Gleghorn argues for the Christian philosopher Augustine's view.
Sue Bohlin provides helpful information for use in helping sharpen the question-asking skills of fellow believers as well as in evangelism. These “understanding questions” help Christians sharpen their biblical worldview and help unbelievers delve into the inconsistencies of their own worldview.
Drawing on the book The Coddling of the American Mind, Kerby Anderson examines the insanity on college campuses where students cannot handle ideas and people they disagree with.
T.S. Weaver has put together an intellectual response to the problem of evil that includes a theology of evil and suffering, and a philosophical/theological series of proper defenses of God and his righteousness considering evil.
Dr. Michael Gleghorn demonstrates how C.S. Lewis's That Hideous Strength illustrates the cosmic war of good and evil through supernatural spiritual warfare.
Paul Rutherford provides an overview of the Puritan John Owen's classic book The Mortification of Sin.
Sue Bohlin calls for a spiritual and moral reflection on the topic of abortion, urging people to consider the eternal implications and affirming that God’s love, grace, and forgiveness extend even to those who have committed this sin.
"As Charles Haddon Spurgeon once observed, there are very few things as uplifting for the heart and the mind as a serious study of the being and attributes of God. Hopefully, this little article on God's omnipresence will encourage some others to take up such studies for themselves. They won't be disappointed." --Dr. Michael Gleghorn
Dr. Michael Gleghorn argues that the Bible contains genuine prophecies about a coming Messiah that were accurately fulfilled in the life, ministry, death and resurrection of Jesus.
Probe radio producer Steve Davis explores the truth in five more Christmas carols, accompanied by new music composed and performed by his son Jon Clive Davis: The First Noel, Come Thou Long Expected Jesus, Come All Ye Faithful, Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silent, Good Christian Men Rejoice, and In Dulci Jubilo.
The theology of Christmas carols is truth we can sing about. Accompanied by new music written for us, Steve Davis covers the theology of Hark the Herald Angels Sing, O Come O Come Emmanuel, What Child is This, Joy to the World, and Il Est Né Le Divin Enfant.
Probe radio producer Steven Davis provides spiritual truth in 5 Christmas carols backed by new music written and performed by his son Jon Clive Davis.
Dr. Ray Bohlin looks at the familiar story of the star of Bethlehem and provides several possible ways that God created this sign announcing the birth of the Christ. From a Christian worldview perspective, we know a bright light in the sky was able to lead the magi to the Christ child. Dr. Bohlin considers several ways God may have chosen to announce the coming of the Christ.
Paul Rutherford explains how reason, Christ's resurrection, and the Bible all testify that Jesus is the only way to heaven.
Kerby Anderson tries to understand the liberal mind from a biblical perspective. What are the assumptions the liberals make?
Sue Bohlin calls for a spiritual and moral reflection on the topic of abortion, urging people to consider the eternal implications and affirming that God's love, grace, and forgiveness extend to those who have committed this sin.
Dr. Ray Bohlin looks at the science behind climate change alarmism and encourages you to be skeptical of what you hear from much of the media.
Probe VP Steve Cable examines some of the findings of the Probe Survey 2020: The Changing Face of Christianity in America.
Dr. Michael Gleghorn draws on the book Body, Soul and Life Everlasting to provide an overview of what the New Testament teaches about the body-soul connection.
In order to grow the number of Gen-Z Christians, we need an understanding of ways to build bridges from their pluralistic, secular worldview to seriously contemplating the unique grace of God. Steve Cable draws upon the wisdom of two pastors who are making a real difference in the lives of young adults to address this important topic. (Read by Kerby Anderson)
Margin is “The space that once existed between ourselves and our limits.” When we reach the limits of our resources and abilities, we are out of margin. Former Probe staffer Lou Whitworth reviews a very important book by Dr. Richard Swenson, Margin: How to Create the Emotional, Physical, Financial, and Time Reserves You Need.
Dr. Michael Gleghorn continues to make a compelling case for how reason can lead us, step by step, to the logical conclusion of God's existence.
Dr. Michael Gleghorn makes a compelling case for how reason can lead us, step by step, to the logical conclusion of God’s existence.
Rick Wade provides an overview of how the Christian church has become captive to the godless values and perspective of the surrounding culture, based on Os Guinness' book The Last Christian on Earth.
Kerby Anderson presents worldviews that shaped Western Civilization in a radio program based on Glenn Sunshine's book, Why You Think the Way You Do.
Steve Cable argues that the vastness of the universe makes statements about attributes of God and the significance of mankind.
Sue Bohlin provides a compassionate, biblically based look at what is happening as LGBT ideology has taken root in the culture.
Kerby Anderson explains how cohabitation (living together outside of marriage) not only violates biblical commands about premarital sex, but it also puts the couple and their future marriage at risk.
Dr. Michael Gleghorn makes a case for why Christian doctrine and apologetics are important for spiritual growth and maturity.
Kerby Anderson provides an overview of some ancient Christian heresies that are still being embraced today: legalism, gnosticism, mysticism, and marcionism.
Paul Rutherford explains the lies he believed and to which he was in bondage about pornography, until Jesus helped him achieve sexual sobriety.
Kerby Anderson provides an overview of wokeness, critical race theory, and their effect on the Christian church
Sue Bohlin looks at suffering from a Christian perspective. Applying a biblical worldview to this difficult subject results in a distinctly different approach to suffering than our natural inclination of blame and self pity.
Kerby Anderson provides an overview of nuclear war from Anniei Jacobsen's book 'Nuclear War: A Scenario' with a biblical response.
Kerby Anderson shares Steve Cable's review of the dismal results of surveying the worldview of American Christians.
Transcript: https://probe.org/parents-and-pastors-are-not-passing-it-on/
Dr. Michael Gleghorn explores the spiritual dimensions of Dr. Ransom in C.S. Lewis’s space novel "Perelandra." Part 2 of a series on Lewis's space trilogy.
Kerby Anderson provides classic reasons the bible can be believed and trusted as a divine book from God.
Sue Bohlin suggests a biblical view of masculinity and femininity that encompasses the variety of within two genders as God creates us. Transcript is here: https://probe.org/two-genders-two-spectrums/
Kerby Anderson provides an overview of what makes churches and organizations spiritually and emotionally unhealthy and hurtful.
Dr. Ray Bohlin provides an overview of some philosophical problems with theistic evolution, particularly methodological naturalism.
Tom Davis provides an overview of 5 extremely important aspects of Jesus' life: his birth, baptism, claims to deity, death and resurrection, and ascension.
An overview of Probe's week-long summer college prep camp that helps students develop confidence that Christianity is true. 2024 camp is June 16-22 in Denton, Texas.
Kerby Anderson provides an overview of transhumanism and AI, considering its impact on us and our families.
Dr. Michael Gleghorn examines some sayings and deeds of Jesus, accepted by many critical scholars as historically authentic, to see what they imply about Jesus’ self-understanding.
The story of Jesus’ death and resurrection raises accusations that Christianity is obsessed with blood. Many believers struggle with this too. Byron Barlowe explores the biblical reasons for the focus on Christ’s blood and why its shedding was necessary.
Steve Cable shows us that the resurrection is the key apologetic for those seeking to evangelize. As we share our faith, understanding the evidence for the resurrection helps prepare us to answer questions raised by a seeker after the truth.
Don Closson explains the five lines of evidence that Jesus is God from the book Putting Jesus in His Place.
Transcript: https://probe.org/in-his-h-a-n-d-s-how-we-can-know-that-jesus-is-god/
Kerby Anderson looks at the isolation and longing for human contact that has become endemic even before the pandemic.
Dr. Ray Bohlin provides an overview of 'Return of the God Hypothesis,' looking at how recent scientific discoveries provide evidence for an intelligent creator.
Dr. Michael Gleghorn provides good reasons to believe that the stories about Jesus were reliably preserved by his followers before being recorded in the Gospels.
Kerby Anderson provides an update on recent archaeological finds that corroborate the historicity of the Bible.
Dr. Ray Bohlin demonstrates unique biological attributes that set humans apart because we are made in the image of God.
Sue Bohlin explores God's marvelous grace as the unending flow of His power, presence and favor in our lives.
Dr. Michael Gleghorn examines biblical prophecies about a coming Messiah that were accurately fulfilled in the life, ministry, death and resurrection of Jesus.
The theology of Christmas carols is truth we can sing about. Accompanied by new music written for us, Steve Davis covers the theology of Hark the Herald Angels Sing, O Come O Come Emmanuel, What Child is This, Joy to the World, and Il Est Né Le Divin Enfant.
Probe radio producer Steve Davis explores the truth in five more Christmas carols, accompanied by new music composed and performed by his son Jon Clive Davis.
Probe radio producer Steven Davis provides spiritual truth in 5 Christmas carols backed by new music written and performed by his son Jon Clive Davis.
Dr. Ray Bohlin looks at the familiar story of the star of Bethlehem and provides several possible ways that God created this sign announcing the birth of the Christ. From a Christian worldview perspective, we know a bright light in the sky was able to lead the magi to the Christ child. Dr. Bohlin considers several ways God may have chosen to announce the coming of the Christ.
Dr. Michael Gleghorn offers an introduction and overview of Doug Pollock’s book by the same title. Those who want to learn more about how to have natural and effective spiritual conversations are encouraged to read (and apply) Pollock’s book for themselves.
Rick Wade covers some of the pros and cons in the universalism controversy. Bottom line? No.
Steve Cable addresses James White's book 'The Rise of the Nones' in view of Probe's research about the church.
Dr. Michael Gleghorn provides an overview of how C.S. Lewis wove theology into his 'Out of the Silent Planet,' the first book of his space trilogy,
Dr. Ray Bohlin roleplays a hostile, atheistic professor with Christian students who are usually unable to answer the question, Why are you a Christian?
James Detrich provides five reasons to study church history and allow our knowledge to build our confidence in our faith. (Read by Kerby Anderson)
Renea McKenzie takes a look at two books providing thoughtful responses to being Christian and single.
Paul Rutherford explains how reason, Christ's resurrection, and the Bible all testify that Jesus is the only way to heaven.
Sue Bohlin's 104-question quiz (with answers included!) covering the basics of what it takes to be biblically literate. This is not a Bible-trivia quiz, but rather covers the major factors that compose the foundations of Christian belief.
Kerby Anderson tries to understand the liberal mind from a biblical perspective. What are the assumptions the liberals make? How do those assumptions square with the Bible?
After examining several pagan views of happiness from the ancient world, Dr. Michael Gleghorn argues for the Christian philosopher Augustine's view.
Sue Bohlin examines the question, Is work a curse or a blessing? Many people's view of work is less than what God says it is: His gift to us.
Kerby Anderson explains how cohabitation (living together outside of marriage) not only violates biblical commands about premarital sex, but it also puts the couple and their future marriage at risk.
Dr. Michael Gleghorn makes a case for why Christian doctrine and apologetics are important for spiritual growth and maturity.
Kerby Anderson provides an overview of some ancient Christian heresies that are still being embraced today: legalism, gnosticism, mysticism, and marcionism.
Sue Bohlin tackles the thorny problem of suffering in the Christian life, emphasizing its value in fostering dependence on God and producing maturity.
Kerby Anderson demonstrates that contrary to what many believe, George Washington was a Christian, not a deist.
Were Adam and Eve really the first pair of humans? Rick Wade responds to theistic evolution and OT scholar Peter Enns' belief the human race did not begin with Adam.
The Great Reset means different things to different people. Kerby Anderson provides an overview and a biblical perspective.
Dr. Ray Bohlin looks at the science behind climate change alarmism and encourages you to be skeptical of what you hear from much of the media.
Kerby Anderson provides an overview of the popularity of socialistic ideas in America from a biblical perspective.
In order to grow the number of Gen-Z Christians, we need an understanding of ways to build bridges from their pluralistic, secular worldview to seriously contemplating the unique grace of God. Steve Cable draws upon the wisdom of two pastors who are making a real difference in the lives of young adults to address this important topic.
Do similarities in the Old Testament with other ancient Near Eastern literature prove that it is all the same kind of thing? Rick Wade shows why it's not.
Dr. Michael Gleghorn draws on a work by Dr. Gail R. O'Day, 'Jesus as Friend in the Gospel of John,' to explore the perspective of Jesus Christ as a Friend.
Paul Rutherford explains the lies he believed and tow which he was in bondage about pornography, until Jesus helped him achieve sexual sobriety.
Dr. Michael Gleghorn makes a case for why Christian doctrine and apologetics are important for spiritual growth and maturity.
Kerby Anderson provides an overview of some ancient Christian heresies that are still being embraced today: legalism, gnosticism, mysticism, and marcionism.
Sue Bohlin tackles the thorny problem of suffering in the Christian life, emphasizing its value in fostering dependence on God and producing maturity.
Dr. Michael Gleghorn draws on the book 'Body, Soul and Life Everlasting' to provide an overview of what the NT teaches about the body-soul connection.
Dr. Ray Bohlin reviews a second science critique of Theistic Evolution, asking if universal common descent is real. The evidence says no.
Kerby Anderson provides an overview of wokeness, critical race theory, and their effect on the Christian church.
Steve Cable answers the question, Why does God leave Christians on earth after we are saved?
Dr. Michael Gleghorn briefly examines some of the reasons why noted Christian philosopher William Lane Craig believes that Christianity is an eminently reasonable faith.
Dr. Michael Gleghorn looks at how God has acted in Christ to address those things which ail us most: sin, suffering, death, and our broken relationship with God.
Sue Bohlin gives an overview of Probe's life-changing, week-long college prep conference which equips students in worldview and apologetics to be confident that Christianity is true. She includes audio clips from teachers and alumni.
Dr. Ray Bohlin asks, could we literally redesign humanity out of existence? What about those who maintain that we are headed down a disastrous technological and ethical road?
Both Christians and non-Christians can wrestle with doubts about the truth of Christianity. Dr. Michael Gleghorn explores why doubts arise and what we can do about them.
Steve Cable explains how the apostle Peter showed himself to be a master apologist, not the bumbling, brash fisherman he used to be..
Drawing on the book 'The Coddling of the American Mind,' Kerby Anderson examines the insanity on college campuses where students cannot handle ideas and people they disagree with.
Sue Bohlin explores four great questions for sharpening one's question-asking skills to understand others and help them think about what they believe.
Kerby Anderson provides an update on recent archaeological finds that corroborate the historicity of the Bible.
Sue Bohlin shows that God is enthusiastic about us enjoying His good gift of sex, but within the guidelines of purity He established. Do you know what God actually says about sex?
Kerby Anderson examines the characteristics of the millennial generation and how pastors, Christian leaders, and the church can reach out to this emerging generation.
Kerby Anderson examines four famous intellectuals--Rousseau, Marx, Russell and Sartre, looking for reasons they are worth following and not finding much.
Byron Barlowe reviews the book 'unChristian,' based on research on what young people think of evangelicals and born-again Christians: that they’re hypocritical, judgmental, too political, exclusive. He calls out Christians to improve the reality behind the image to better reflect Christ.
Steve Cable examines the role of deception in how we receive much of today's information, providing perspective on how to see through it to the truth.
T.S. Weaver has put together an intellectual response to the problem of evil that includes a theology of evil and suffering, and a philosophical/theological series of proper defenses of God and his righteousness considering evil.
Dr. Ray Bohlin provides an overview of 'Return of the God Hypothesis,' looking at how recent scientific discoveries provide evidence for an intelligent creator.
Is God blessing America? Will God bring judgment against America? What are the biblical principles of blessing and judgment we find in the Bible concerning the nation of Israel? Do any of them apply to our nation?
Dr. Michael Gleghorn examines biblical prophecies about a coming Messiah that were accurately fulfilled in the life, ministry, death and resurrection of Jesus.
The theology of Christmas carols is truth we can sing about. We look at the truth in 5 more Christmas hymns: Coventry Carol, In the Bleak Midwinter, God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen, While Shepherds Watched, and O Holy Night.
The theology of Christmas carols is truth we can sing about. We look at the truth in 5 more Christmas hymns: The First Noel, Come Thou Long Expected Jesus, Come All Ye Faithful, Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silent, and Good Christian Men Rejoice.
The theology of Christmas carols is truth we can sing about. We look at 5 Christmas carols, accompanied by new arrangements of familiar carols written by Mind Games alumnus Jon Clive Davis.
Paul Rutherford suggests using three fulfilled biblical prophecies of the Messiah as an apologetic for biblical truth.
Sue Bohlin explores God's marvelous grace as the unending flow of His power, presence and favor in our lives.
After examining several pagan views of happiness from the ancient world, Dr. Michael Gleghorn argues for the Christian philosopher Augustine's view.
Kerby Anderson explains the basics about Satan, how he catches us in his snares, how to resist his temptations.
Why should I believe that the Bible is actually revelation from God? What Jesus said of Scripture and the nature of apostolic teaching are two of the main issues in Rick Wade's examination of the inspiration of Scripture.
Paul Rutherford looks at the purpose of life from his Christian perspective as well as Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam and Hollywood.
Rick Wade updates his earlier discussion of 3 major ingredients necessary for Christians' faithful living: convictions, character, and community.
Sue Bohlin examines the question, Is work a curse or a blessing? Many people's view of work is less than what God says it is: His gift to us.
Dr. Michael Gleghorn takes us deeper into an understanding of why the doctrine of God's omnipresence is comforting and important.
Is it ever right to go to war? Dr. Lawrence Terlizzese provides understanding of just war tradition from a biblical perspective.
Sue Bohlin considers several ways to develop a way of seeing our earthly life as part of the much bigger picture that extends into eternity.
Meic Pearse's book 'The Gods of War' gives great insight into the charge that religion is the cause of most war. History shows this is not true: the cause of most war is the sinful human heart, even when religion is invoked as a reason.
Dr. Michael Gleghorn continues to make a compelling case for how reason can lead us, step by step, to the logical conclusion of God's existence.
Dr. Michael Gleghorn makes a compelling case for how reason can lead us, step by step, to the logical conclusion of God's existence.
Margin is 'The space that once existed between ourselves and our limits.' When we reach the limits of our resources and abilities, we are out of margin. Former Probe staffer Lou Whitworth reviews a very important book by Dr. Richard Swenson, Margin: How to Create the Emotional, Physical, Financial, and Time Reserves You Need.
Don Closson examines the arguments in Ronald Nash's book 'Poverty and Wealth: Why Socialism Doesn't Work' and concludes that capitalism is compatible with biblical ethics.
James Detrich provides five reasons to study church history and allow our knowledge to build our confidence in our faith.
Renea McKenzie takes a look at two books providing thoughtful responses to being Christian and single.
Dr. Patrick Zukeran explores the radical differences between Muhammad and Jesus, and the implications of following their examples and teachings.
While many evangelical Christians treat tradition with suspicion if not hostility, Dr. Michael Gleghorn makes a case for the value of tradition in understanding and supporting our faith.
Paul Rutherford provides an overview of the Puritan John Owen's classic book 'The Mortification of Sin.'
Steve Cable exposes some atheist myths and the false ideology of scientism, all designed to destroy people’s faith.
Dr. Ray Bohlin roleplays a hostile, atheistic professor with Christian students who are usually unable to answer the question, Why are you a Christian?
Christian beliefs and church attendance are playing a much smaller role in Europeans' lives in general than before. Rick Wade gives a snapshot of the place and nature of Christianity in Europe.