On this episode we're joined by Travian Weems to look into a big question. What's the difference between Christianity, Mormonism, and Islam-and why does it actually matter? We walk through what these religions say about God, Jesus, salvation, Scripture and truth.

In this episode, we explore why suffering and pain exists and what Christianity says about it. We're joined today by apologist and lead pastor of Palmcroft Church Robby Lashua who helps us breakdown what the Bible says about suffering. Take a listen and discover why suffering isn't the end of the story.

In a world full of doubt, deconstruction, and digital debates, can Christianity still hold up to the hardest questions? In this episode of High School Apologetics, we sit down with a leading apologist, Jon Noyes, to talk about three huge issues every believer faces — the reliability of the Bible, the exclusivity of Jesus, and the existence of God.

Is the Bible historically trustworthy? Why is Jesus the only way to salvation? And does faith in God make sense in an age of science and skepticism?

Take a listen to discover what Jon and Tripp have to say about these questions.

Today, we talk about where to start in the Bible with Joshua Tompkins, who has his Master's in Theological studies. We discuss where and why, and how to start in the Bible. We go through a list of resources and discuss a lot of information to help beginner Christians, or if you're helping someone else with the Bible.

In this episode, we talk about the essential tools, both biblical and practical, to help you share your faith with confidence. We list different things that have helped us and others in real-time scenarios. We also list different books and resources that you can use to help you gain confidence and knowledge.

In this intro episode, we dive into the reason we felt called to make this podcast and what it will be about. We talk about why we feel Apologetics matter so much, especially to High Schoolers. We also mention what Apologetics is and what to expect in future episodes.