In this podcast, Dr. Donald Williams, a distinguished scholar and theologian, explores the compelling argument from prophecy—a vital cornerstone in Christian apologetics. Prophecy, a divine foretelling woven throughout the Scriptures, uniquely underscores the authenticity and authority of God’s Word. Central to this discussion are Psalm 22 and Isaiah 53, two remarkable passages written centuries before Christ’s birth that vividly depict His crucifixion and atoning sacrifice. These prophecies, fulfilled with stunning precision in the life and work of Jesus, affirm Him as the promised Messiah and reveal God’s sovereign plan of redemption. Dr. Williams unpacks these profound texts, demonstrating how prophecy not only validates the truth of the Gospel but also showcases the majesty of God’s faithfulness in history.

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In this episode, Adam engages in a thought-provoking discussion with theologian and author Matthew McGuire, whose book A Magical World offers fresh insights into the reality of miracles. Together, they examine and refute David Hume’s influential argument against miracles, presenting a robust defense rooted in theology, philosophy, and reason. ‎Music:Abstract Style‎

Matthew McGuire and Daniel McAdams clash over this controversial question: Are some ghosts the spirits of human beings? Matthew McGuire takes the affirmative while Daniel McAdams disputes him, taking the negative position. Vote in the poll to determine who you think won the debate! For more info on Matthew McGuire, take a look at his website here: https://mattmcguire.net/home.html You can find out more about Daniel’s ministry here: https://www.facebook.com/share/b4SfGHJm2xG4VaGr/?mibextid=LQQJ4d ‎Music:It happened one night‎