Join hosts Matthew Middleburg, Mike Sherrard, and Alicia Wood in this episode of Ask an Apologist, where they delve into the profound question: What makes the Bible trustworthy? Amidst the backdrop of a snowy Atlanta, the team discusses the historical and textual evidence supporting the Bible’s credibility.

Engage with insightful dialogue on how ancient manuscripts, the Dead Sea Scrolls, and the teachings of Jesus himself affirm the Bible’s reliability. Discover why the Bible’s moral teachings hold true and the transformative impact they have had throughout history.

The episode also explores the intriguing curiosity of public figures like Joe Rogan, who have recently shown interest in the Bible’s validity and relevance. Tune in to explore how contemporary conversations around spirituality and faith are evolving and what that means for our understanding of biblical truth.

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In this episode of Ask an Apologist, Matthew Middleburg, Mike Sherrard, and Alicia Wood from the Apologetics, Inc. Team come together to explore one of the most profound questions in Christian theology: what does the incarnation really mean? As Christmas approaches, the team dives into the relevance of the incarnation and its implications for understanding the true meaning of Christmas. They discuss topics ranging from the concept of God becoming human to the purpose behind Jesus' life and sacrifice.

With references to well-known thinkers like C.S. Lewis and drawing on insights from historical theology, the discussion delves into the mysteries of God in human form. Listeners are encouraged to reflect on how the incarnation represents not just forgiveness of sins but a path to the sanctification and glorification of humanity. The conversation also addresses common objections and questions about Jesus' dual nature as both fully God and fully man, highlighting the unique aspects of Christian belief.

This episode is both an invitation to engage with the deeper theological questions surrounding Christmas and an opportunity to find inspiration and wonder in the story of God entering the world for redemption. Join the dialogue, ask your questions, and discover the rich traditions and beliefs that make the story of the incarnation central to Christian faith.