‘Do you struggle with doubt in a noisy, uncertain world? You’re not alone and there is a way ahead’.

Brent talks with Dr Sean Cortopassi about his new Redemption Press book ‘The Way Ahead: Walking Together in Faith Through the Spiritual Trials of Our Time’.

Sean has served more than 16 years in federal service, including leadership roles focused on mission impact and public service. He’s an ordained non-denominational Christian minister with a Doctorate in Theology and an MS in Political Science and Cybersecurity.

• (1:05) Ministry and Cybersecurity;
• (2:30) Faith doesn’t always roar;
• (4:55) Doubt;
• (8:50) Growing in faith;
• (11:40) Jesus;
• (13:55) The Hypostatic Union;
• (19:00) Post-modern spirituality;
• (22:10) The media;
• (25:10) Jesus in the media;
• (27:00) Spiritual Transformation.

Links mentioned in this episode:

scortopassi.com/about/

www.amazon.com/Way-Ahead-Walking-Together-Spiritual-ebook/dp/B0GKKHJPSX

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Have you ever wanted to look over the shoulder of an expert apologist as he has conversations about faith?

Brent talks with Louis Markos about his new IVP book ‘My Apologetics Dinner: A Real-Life Socratic Dialogue’.

Louis is professor of English and Scholar in Residence at Houston Christian University where he holds the Robert H. Ray chair in humanities. He’s the author of a lot of books including ‘From Plato to Christ’.

• (1:00) What is an apologetics dinner party?
• (4:30) What is a Socratic dialogue?
• (8:30) Classics and apologetics;
• (11:00) Ancient Greeks and pursuasion;
• (13:30) C.S. Lewis and the Inklings;
• (14:45) Meaningful Conversations;
• (17:50) Beauty as an apologetic;
• (21:40) A favorite discussion in the book;
• (25:25) Hosting an apologetics dinner party.

Links mentioned in this episode:

/www.amazon.com/My-Apologetics-Dinner-Party-Real-Life/dp/1514014440

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How can we get through when we feel lonely and confused? How can we live in this broken world?

Brent talks with Alan Noble about his new IVP book ‘To Live Well: Practical Wisdom for Moving Through Chaotic Times’.

Alan is Associate Professor of English at Oklahoma Baptist University, a fellow of the Keller Center for Cultural Apologetics, and author of a number of books. Alan has published articles at ‘The Atlantic’, ‘The Gospel Coalition’, ‘First Things’ and ‘Christianity Today’.

• (0:50) ‘Winging it’;
• (2:20) A life of meaning;
• (3:25) Christian virtues;
• (5:10) Prudence;
• (11:30) Justice;
• (13:50) Fortitude;
• (16:20) Temperance;
• (19:25) Faith;
• (21:20) Hope;
• (23:45) Love;
• (24:20) Friendship;
• (26:00) Community.

Links mentioned in this episode:

/www.oalannoble.com

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