BOLD APOLOGIA PODCAST

God is not far from any of us. He created us with the capacity to seek, reason, and know Him. Human consciousness and our ability to reflect on truth, morality, and meaning point to the One in whom we live and move and have our being. In Acts 17:16–31, Paul does not perform miracles or healings, yet the message is powerful. The gospel itself is the power of God unto salvation. Even when miracles are not happening, God is still near...

Maundy Thursday invites us into the sacred moment when Jesus shared the Last Supper with His disciples. In this podcast episode, Adam Parker explores the deep typology of the Passover meal and how it pointed forward to Christ. Discover how each element of that ancient feast foreshadowed the true Lamb of God. This reflection bridges the Old and New Covenants, revealing the beauty of fulfilled prophecy and redemptive design. Tune in ...

In this Palm Sunday message, Adam unpacks the Triumphal Entry and reveals how the crowd praised Jesus while missing the true purpose of His coming. He challenges listeners to examine their expectations and recognize the subtle ways we overlook what God is doing. The King still comes lowly, and if we are not careful, we will miss the peace He offers.

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It’s one of the great paradoxes of our time: individuals who claim that God does not exist often spend immense amounts of time, energy, and even money trying to refute Him. Some go so far as to write books, give lectures, and debate endlessly against a Being they insist is no more real than a myth. From a theological perspective, this aligns strikingly with Romans 1, that truth isn’t merely denied; it’s actively suppressed. The hum...

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In this episode of The Bold Apologia Podcast, we enter into a deep dive into the doctrine of justification with a message straight from Hebrews 4: Stop Striving, Start Trusting: The Promise Still Stands. Many believers today struggle with assurance, feeling as though they must work to maintain God’s favor. But the truth of justification is that salvation is entirely the work of God, not of human effort.

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Modern culture often portrays faith and science as being in conflict, but this is a false dichotomy. The Bible is not a science textbook, nor does it claim to be, but it speaks truthfully when it addresses the natural world. Its primary purpose is to reveal God’s character and redemptive plan, not to provide a technical manual on physics or biology. However, modern science exists precisely because of the Christian worldview, which ...

In this compelling episode, we bring together a panel of deep thinkers, scholars, and podcasters to tackle one of the most debated theological topics in modern Christianity: cessationism versus continuationism. Joining the conversation are your host, Adam Parker, Matthew McGuire, author of A Magical World; David Miller, author of Redacted: The Secret History of Exorcism; and Michael Young, host of The Charismatic Cheetah Podcast. T...

In this podcast, Dr. Donald Williams, a distinguished scholar and theologian, explores the compelling argument from prophecy—a vital cornerstone in Christian apologetics. Prophecy, a divine foretelling woven throughout the Scriptures, uniquely underscores the authenticity and authority of God’s Word. Central to this discussion are Psalm 22 and Isaiah 53, two remarkable passages written centuries before Christ’s birth that vividly d...

In this episode, Adam engages in a thought-provoking discussion with theologian and author Matthew McGuire, whose book A Magical World offers fresh insights into the reality of miracles. Together, they examine and refute David Hume’s influential argument against miracles, presenting a robust defense rooted in theology, philosophy, and reason. ‎Music:Abstract Style‎

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Matthew McGuire and Daniel McAdams clash over this controversial question: Are some ghosts the spirits of human beings? Matthew McGuire takes the affirmative while Daniel McAdams disputes him, taking the negative position. Vote in the poll to determine who you think won the debate! For more info on Matthew McGuire, take a look at his website here: https://mattmcguire.net/home.html You can find out more about Daniel’s ministry here:...

In this episode Adam has an honored guest on the podcast, Joe Mousseau, to talk about youth ministry, whether it is biblical, and the most biblical way to go about it. If you want to learn more about youth ministry and how to do it biblically, this podcast is for you! ‎Music:Abstract Style‎

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The Apologetic Methodology panel featured Daniel McAdams (Evidential Apologetics), Andrew Rappaport (Presuppositional Apologetics), Matt Marino (Classical Apologetics), and Donald Williams (Cumulative Case). Each presenter outlined their approach, discussing strengths and weaknesses while engaging in cross-examination. The conversation provided a balanced exploration of the different ways to defend the Christian faith and offered v...