Call in to debate Chris Date on the nature of Hell. Chris affirms conditional immortality, a view commonly reductively called annihilationism.
What I Wish Every Christian Knew About Suffering (Live from APOLOGETICON)
Why does God allow suffering and evil if He’s all-good and all-powerful? In this video, I walk through the honest answers I wish more churches would teach. I explore: • The crucial role of free will and the two trees in the Garden • How real love requires genuine choice • The soul-making power of suffering and character building • The difficult question of animal suffering • Why a world with real risk is better than a world with no choice This isn’t shallow “God has a plan” comfort. It’s a clear, biblical, and philosophical look at one of the hardest questions Christians face — and the hope we actually have in the middle of it. If you’ve ever wrestled with suffering — your own or someone else’s — this episode is for you. 👉 Drop your biggest question about suffering in the comments. Subscribe for more biblical teaching, apologetics, and honest conversations about faith. Learn Formally: https://trinitysem.edu/ Learn Casually: https://www.braxtonhunter.com/ Help us out and get ebooks, seminary-level courses, extra episodes, and more: / trinityradio
Frank Turek, Inspiring Philosophy, Allen Parr & Braxton Hunter on Calvinism (Romans 9 Debate)
"The main problem in my view of the five point Calvinist view is that it makes God more like Allah than Yahweh." - from the panel discussion Did they go too FAR? In this panel discussion, Frank Turek, Allen Parr, Michael Jones (Inspiring Philosophy), and Braxton Hunter engage in a thoughtful conversation surrounding Calvinism, divine sovereignty, and Romans 9. At the center of the discussion is the tension many Christians feel when reading Romans 9 - how to understand election, God’s sovereignty, and human responsibility without flattening the text into a system. Is Paul teaching determinism? Is he speaking about corporate election and historical purposes? Or is there a deeper synthesis that holds both divine sovereignty and genuine human response together? Whether you are Reformed, non-Reformed, or simply trying to understand Romans 9 more clearly, this discussion highlights the key issues that continue to shape evangelical theology today. #Romans9 #Calvinism #Theology #Apologetics #FrankTurek #AllenParr #InspiringPhilosophy #BraxtonHunter Learn Formally: https://trinitysem.edu/ Learn Casually: https://www.braxtonhunter.com/ Help us out and get ebooks, seminary-level courses, extra episodes, and more: / trinityradio
Why Don’t You Talk About Demons? (Michael Jones, Frank Turek, Allen Parr & Braxton Hunter)
In this panel discussion, Braxton Hunter is joined by Michael Jones (Inspiring Philosophy), Frank Turek, and Allen Parr to wrestle with a topic many believers either avoid or overreact to: the demonic, spiritual warfare, and deliverance. Some argue the modern church has become hesitant to talk about demons for good reason—avoiding imbalance, sensationalism, or seeing “attacks” everywhere. Others warn that in reacting against excess, Christians may have drifted into a kind of functional secularism that downplays the reality of spiritual evil altogether. But what did Jesus do? The New Testament doesn’t treat exorcism as peripheral—it’s part of the public ministry of Christ. So where should that leave Christians today? In this conversation, we explore: • Why Christians are often uncomfortable talking about demons • The danger of both obsession and denial • How to think clearly about spiritual warfare without fear or imbalance • Whether the modern church has overcorrected If you’ve ever wondered whether the church has gone too far in “explaining away” the demonic—or too far in the other direction—this discussion will challenge you. 👉 Watch until the end for the conclusion tying it back to the ministry of Jesus and how Christians should think about the unseen realm today. Learn Formally: https://trinitysem.edu/ Learn Casually: https://www.braxtonhunter.com/ Help us out and get ebooks, seminary-level courses, extra episodes, and more: / trinityradio @thebeatagp @InspiringPhilosophy
Your Church NEEDS The FACTS!
I WANT TO VISIT YOUR CHURCH and help you get started with a simple apologetics ministry that I believe can bring a powerful season of spiritual growth as believers become firmer in their faith. I have 20 years of experience speaking in churches of all denominations. I’ve been a youth pastor, senior pastor, and an evangelist. I want to come to your church for a weekend event where we’ll go through the contents of my book "Core Facts," giving your church an immediate boost in explaining to others why they believe what they believe. Your people will finish the event able to talk with some familiarity about the defenses Christian thinkers give for the truth of Christianity. With churches that are willing, I’d like to help you, during that time, prepare for a small group or weekly class that will begin after I’m gone, going through Core Facts together. I have a video component for each week of class. As learners complete the class they might consider leading their own "Core Facts" group. In my time with church leaders, I’ll provide consultation on how to do some simple, free, things that can make your church one that helps people who might be timid about discussing their doubts connect with the people and resources they need. CONTACT ME: Braxton@trinityradio.org
The Christian Manosphere Has a Serious Problem
Is “biblical masculinity” being confused with grievance, domination, and internet posturing? In this episode of Trinity Radio, we tackle the growing influence of the secular manosphere and its Christian imitators. They discuss: • why so much modern “biblical masculinity” feels reactive instead of genuinely biblical • how Andrew Tate-style grievance politics can seep into Christian spaces • whether the church’s own failures helped create the problem • the difference between masculinity as virtue vs masculinity as aesthetics • why leadership, self-control, stewardship, and sacrificial love matter more than cigars, gyms, hunting, or social media bravado • what young Christian men actually need to hear This is a conversation from a conservative Christian perspective—but one willing to critique both feminism’s excesses and the unhealthy reactions that have emerged in response. What does real biblical manhood actually look like?
The Debate Everyone’s Arguing About | David Wood vs Andrew Wilson Review
David Wood and Andrew Wilson just had one of the most heated Christian internet debates in recent memory. The stated topic was whether Orthodox Christians should support “dawahgandists” who promote violence against Christians, but the clash quickly widened into bigger questions about Jay Dyer, GodLogic, Islam, Orthodoxy, “mere Christianity,” online polemics, and how Christians should handle alliances against common opponents. In this livestream, Braxton Hunter and Johnathan Pritchett break down the debate carefully and honestly. Who stayed on topic? Who made the stronger arguments? Did either side misrepresent the issue? And what should Protestants, Orthodox Christians, and Christian apologists take away from the whole controversy? We’ll look at the arguments, the rhetoric, the theology, and the debate strategy—without pretending this was just a simple “who owned who” internet fight. Join us live!
DEBATE/DISCUSSION: Jeremiah Nortier vs James Gad
Call in to debate An Anglo-Catholic on infant baptism. LINK TO CALL-IN: https://streamyard.com/yspmd5gjnk Fr. James Channel: / @barelyprotestant5365 Jeremiah Nortier: @TheApologeticDog
LIVE: Call In and Debate an Expert on the Soul
Joshua Ryan Farris answer questions on the soul! To JOIN LIVE: https://streamyard.com/yaiebp52h5 Dr. Farris' Support the show and get Ebooks, Audiobooks, Extra Episodes, full courses on apologetics, and more: / trinityradio James fodor, Danny Philtalk, and David Pallmann are among callers.
DEBATE LINE: CALL-IN to Debate Eli Ayala on PRESUPPOSITIONALISM
Eli Ayala takes calls arguing against presuppositional apologetics. CALL-IN: https://streamyard.com/s5mf3gu96t Eli's Channel: / @revealedapologetics
This Is Where I Stand on LGBT Issues (No Sugarcoating)
Can you be Christian and affirm LGBT+ lifestyles? This is one of the most controversial questions in our culture - and in this video, I give my honest answer. I explain: Why I believe homosexual activity is sin Why that doesn’t come from hate or ignorance Whether people are born with these desires What Christianity actually requires when it comes to repentance And why I still believe there is real hope and fulfillment in Christ This isn’t a reaction video. It’s a clear explanation of my position. You may strongly disagree - but at least now you’ll know exactly where I stand and why.
CALVINISM: James White Reacts to Us, We Respond.
Dr. James White, of "Alpha & Omega Ministries," recently responded to comments we (Johnathan Pritchett and Braxton Hunter), made as we discussed Calvinism. We'll walk through his comments and provide feedback in an attempt to help viewers better understand our position. We appreciate Dr. White's many strong contributions to the Christian faith. James White's Video: • Advent Traditions, Anti-Reformed Rants and...
Islam Humbly REFUTED by Christian Philosopher
Christian philosopher, David Wood, answers Muslim, Mohammed Hijab on the Trinity. Full Debate: • ***FULL DEBATE!*** Mohammed Hijab vs. Davi...
Scientist DESTROYS Atheism for 10 Minutes Straight
Atheist scientist, Lawrence Krauss, begins by saying that this is neither a respectable topic or opponent to debate. Christian scientist, Stephen C. Meyer goes on to provide powerful evidence for intelligent design. Original video: • Krauss, Meyer, Lamoureux: What’s Behind it...
Calvinists Get This WRONG About Seeking God
Do people actually seek God… or is that impossible until God regenerates them? In this video, Leighton Flowers responds to R. C. Sproul on one of the most debated claims in Calvinism: 👉 “No one seeks God unless they are first regenerated.” But does Scripture really teach that? 🔥 Here’s the tension: Romans 3 says no one seeks God But Acts 17 says people should seek Him and find Him Jesus says, “Come to me and have life” So which is it? In this breakdown, Leighton argues that the Calvinist conclusion is a non sequitur—it simply doesn’t follow from the text. 📌 Key issues covered: What “no one seeks God” actually means in context Why people still pursue truth, purpose, and God’s benefits The difference between seeking God imperfectly vs. not being able to seek Him at all The real order of salvation: Do you believe to receive life… or receive life to believe? Why the doctrine of “total inability” raises serious problems ⚠️ The big question: If people are capable of believing anything else… why would they be born unable to believe the one thing God commands? Whether you’re Calvinist, non-Calvinist, or still figuring it out—this is a discussion you don’t want to miss. 👉 Watch to the end and decide for yourself: Does this Calvinist argument actually hold up… or does it fall apart? #Calvinism #Romans3 #LeightonFlowers #RCSproul #TheologyDebate #Predestination #FreeWill #Christianity #BibleStudy
Calvinists Get Romans 9 Wrong
Is Romans 9 really a slam dunk for Calvinism? Or has it been misunderstood all along? In this video, Leighton Flowers (Soteriology 101) reacts to John MacArthur on one of the most debated chapters in the Bible—Romans 9. From Jacob and Esau to Pharaoh, and especially the potter and clay, this passage is often used to defend the Calvinist view of unconditional election. But does the text actually teach that? Leighton argues that the traditional Calvinist reading doesn’t hold up under closer scrutiny—and that Paul’s point in Romans 9 is being widely misunderstood. If you’ve ever heard: “God loved Jacob and hated Esau” “God hardened Pharaoh’s heart” “The potter has absolute control over the clay” …then this discussion will challenge how you’ve understood those claims. 🔥 In this video: The REAL context behind Jacob & Esau What’s actually going on with Pharaoh Why the pottery analogy may not mean what Calvinists say it does A direct response to John MacArthur’s interpretation Whether you agree or disagree, this is a must-watch breakdown of one of the most controversial passages in Scripture. 👉 Watch to the end and decide for yourself: Does the Calvinist argument from Romans 9 really stand… or does it fall apart? @Soteriology101 @gracetoyou #calvinism
This Calvinist Argument Falls Apart Fast
Dale Partridge makes a case for why Calvinism is really the only option. Leighton Flowers dismantles his case.
This ‘Progressive Christian’ Senate Candidate Has a Problem…
Seminary guys breakdown everything you need to know about James Talarico.
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TV Host Stunned by THIS Evidence for Jesus (Most People Miss it)
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What Non-Christians Really Said About Jesus
Jesus is mentioned outside The Bible. Tacitus, Josephus, Pliny the Younger, Suetonius, Celsus and more, discuss Jesus or his followers, and in this video we'll take a look at what we have. Learn Formally: https://trinitysem.edu/ Learn Casually: https://www.braxtonhunter.com/ Help us out and get ebooks, seminary-level courses, extra episodes, and more: / trinityradio