110: Answering Atheism

Michael Lugo recounts his journey from atheism to faith, aided by his twin brother's loving witness and a gradual, evidence-based search that culminates in crossing the street toward Jesus.

Overcome gospel apathy and learn to be a witness by sharing the love of Jesus, using the law and apologetics, and focusing on treasures in heaven.

Focus on what matters by training to share the gospel, building eternal treasures, and living for Christ amid trials and worldly distractions.

Anthony Flew recants atheism after studying science, arguing integrated complexity in biology and chemistry points to an intelligent designer, a conclusion strengthened by Einstein's implied design.

Explore how science, history, and logic support faith and sharing the gospel, featuring scientists who became believers and critique of darwinian evolution.

Explore whether doubt precedes sin and how conscience reveals sin. See gospel sharing rooted in Christ's forgiveness and humble imperfection, illustrated by a Penn Jillette testimony.

An atheist narrator recounts a polite proselytizer gifting a Bible, noting kindness while maintaining there is no God and debating the value of proselytizing.

Practice fearless gospel sharing despite unanswered questions, guided by personal transformation, as Dr. Dean Kenyon's journey from atheism to Christian faith illustrates the biochemical predestination debate over life's origins.

students challenge leading scholars with questions about the resurrection and creation science, guiding them to seek the gospel through evidence, dialogue, and relationship.

A former angry atheist becomes a leading evangelist and apologist after being challenged to examine the claims of Jesus Christ, and he writes evidence that demands a verdict.

Explore how perseverance and evidence shape faith as Christians reach others with God's love. Follow Francis Collins' journey from atheism to Christ, noting his view on Genesis, evolution, and resurrection.

Trace how evidence shapes belief, from atheism to Christianity, as Strobel and researchers test the case for faith with historical, scientific, and personal testimony.

Invite the conversation about Jesus at work, affirming freedom of religion and viewing the workplace as a mission field; share the gospel creatively, including personal stories and resurrection evidence.

Be the difference by sharing the truths of scripture about God and Jesus, trusting that every single person matters to God and small acts of faith can ripple outward.