In this episode we take a break from our Jehovah's Witness series and sit down with ex JW, Pastor David Harrop of Calvary Church Lancaster. We talk about David's experience as a child in the organization, his families current involvement, how h...

Week 6 of our Jehovah’s Witness study walks through Reasoning from the Scriptures Chapters 10–11, focusing on the Watchtower teachings about the 144,000 “anointed class” versus the “other sheep/great crowd,” and how those...

This week (#5) in our Jehovah’s Witness study, we walk through why Jehovah’s Witnesses describe the Holy Spirit as God’s “impersonal active force,” then compare that claim with Scripture’s portrayal of the Spirit as personal—having a mind, emot...

In Week 4 of our Jehovah’s Witness study, we continue working through Reasoning from the Scriptures to answer two big questions: Is Christ inferior to the Father, and is Jesus actually Michael the Archangel? We discuss how Jesus’ “the Father is...

In Week 3 of my study on Jehovah’s Witness theology, we take an in-depth look at how the Watchtower interprets key biblical passages about Jesus Christ and why those interpretations fall short. This video examines the New World Translation’s ha...

This week, we examine the origins and meaning of the divine name “Jehovah,” challenge claims about its necessity for salvation, and explore how Jehovah’s Witnesses use scripture and translation to support their doctrines. We highlight the bibli...

Thank you for joining this Jehovah's Witness deep dive series! In week 1, we explore the foundational beliefs and theological distinctions of Jehovah's Witnesses, highlighting their Unitarian view of God, the unique role of Michael...

Responding to MustacheMac’s claim that morals are subjective, I explain why objective morality points to a transcendent source—God. I also address the Euthyphro dilemma, showing that God’s nature is the foundation for moral goodness, not just a...

 In this episode, I share a unique experience after being invited by Jeff Mindler of Apologetics for the Church to step into his college apologetics class and pretend to be an atheist for 45 minutes. As a room full of Chris...

Explore the historical roots of Hell in Christian thought! This episode dives into what the Early Church Fathers believed about Hell, highlighting their consistent view of it as a place of eternal conscious torment. Hear direct quotes from figu...

Hell isn’t about God forcing us to worship, but the natural result of freely choosing to reject Him. Just as a fish suffers outside water, we suffer when separated from the source of life. God’s love, displayed on the cross, is meant to draw us...

Join us for a biblically grounded discussion on whether God’s command for worship is self-centered or rooted in His unique nature. This episode explores what worship truly means, why humans are created in God’s image, and how the Bible distingu...

 Did Jesus claim to be God? This episode explores how Jesus’ words, actions, and fulfillment of ancient prophecies reveal his divinity—even though he never directly said “I am God.” Through culturally meaningful statements,...

 If you’re exploring Christianity and wondering where to start reading the Bible, this episode is for you. In my personal opinion, the best place for seekers isn’t Genesis, but the New Testament—especially the Gospels. I’ll share why meeti...

On October 3-4, the Apologetics for the Church team got to head to Cortland NY for an Apologetics conference where Dr. Farnham and Jeff Mindler spoke on topics such as how to engage with unbelievers and dismantling worldviews. During the breako...

In today's world, emotions often overshadow facts, making it challenging to discern the truth. This video delves into the complexities of navigating a culture where feelings frequently take precedence over objective reality. We'll explore the i...

In this episode, I respond to the recent Jubilee podcast featuring Jordan Peterson vs 20 Atheists, with a particular focus on his exchange with a young woman named Zena. While Peterson often brings sharp philosophical insight, his approach to C...

In this episode, we explore the concept of neutrality in the context of Christian apologetics. Discover why neutrality is impossible and unbiblical, as we delve into the Enlightenment's impact on modern thought, the challenges posed by Evolutio...

A Rabbi, Progressive Lesbian Pastor, Muslim, and Reformed Christian sit down for a Worldview Q&A panel at Millersville University. With questions like, What lead you to your faith? What do you say to someone who feels disconnected from thei...

 In this episode of Truth Anchored, we dive into the timeless question: "Can we sin too much?" By reflecting on the teachings of Nehemiah 9 and other Biblical passages, we explore the Israelites' journey, God's unwavering grace, and the tr...

In this episode we will be talking with Lauren D'Antonio, the Social Media Marketing strategist behind Apologetics for the Church. We will be discussing the climate of the Social Media world in terms of religious and spiritual conversations, so...

Join me as we dive into the core of Christianity, debunking common misconceptions and exploring what it truly means to be a Christian. From understanding the Gospel and the holiness of God to the marks of a true Christian, this episode covers i...

In this episode of Truth Anchored, we delve into the true story behind St. Patrick's Day, a holiday often overshadowed by leprechauns, shamrocks, and parades. Host Brandon Anchant, an intern with Apologetics for the church, takes us on a journe...

Introduction:Welcome to Truth Anchored where we discuss apologetics, theology, and everyday questions that come up in evangelistic encounters. My name is Brandon Anchant. I am an intern with Apologetics for the church and an ordinary...