Dr. Hunter and the new Dr. Johnathan Pritchett discuss issues that have happened since the season 5 finale last spring. The SCOTUS decision, a conference on Calvinism, and apologetics training in the local church are all discussed. Check it out!

Dr. Hunter and Prof. Pritchett discuss the various ways in which scholars and everyday Christians study their Bibles. Which method is right for you?

Dr. Hunter and Prof. Pritchett discuss Sean Carroll's recent interview on NPR and how atheist scientists sometimes have an agenda. Also, they answer listener mail regarding the problem of suffering.

Neil deGrasse Tyson says that we should just make up our own meaning and purpose. Christian parents often give this same subtle atheistic advice to their kids by telling them they can be whatever they want when they grow up. Dr. Hunter and Prof. Pritchett break it down on Trinity Radio.

Dr. Scott Spencer is with us to discuss what it is like pastoring in an area that is 90% Mormon.

Pastor Paul Cooper, Dr. Hunter's friend and Calvinist debating partner joins the show for a balanced review of Mark Dever's nine marks of a healthy church!

Braxton and Johnathan discuss Braxton's recent debate with Calvinist pastor and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary grad, Paul Cooper at the Whosoever Will Conference in Baltimore, Maryland.

Dr. Hunter and Prof. Pritchett discuss the problem of suffering in this episode. This includes a laundry list of things lay Christians say, but . . . shouldn't.

Braxton and Johnathan discuss the problem of church people speaking as though everyone's personal beliefs are valid, how to be on fire for God, and whether the average church is being biblical in how they find new pastors.

Dr. Braxton Hunter and Prof. Johnathan Pritchett discuss atheism during the holidays in light of a new billboard which pictures a little girl writing a litter which says, "Dear Santa, all I want for Christmas is to not go to church. I'm too old to believe in fairytales."

This debate was held on Sept. 29, 2013 in Miami, Fl. The topic of the debate: "Is Calvinism True?" Braxton Hunter is a Southern Baptist evangelist and apologist. He is the Vice President of Trinity College of the Bible and Theological Seminary in Newburgh, In. He is the former president of the Conference of Southern Baptist Evangelists. He can be contacted via his website: BraxtonHunter.com. Joe Mira is a church planter and has taught for a SBC seminary extension in Miami. His church's website is NccMiami.com. This audio was previously posted, but those links are no longer active. Updates needed to be made to the description and artwork. Please repost or share.

Dr. Hunter and Prof. Pritchett discuss a recent article that hypothesizes that evangelical Christianity would not survive as a religion if alien life were discovered.

If some people never hear the gospel, then do all those people go to hell? If so, how can we say God loves those people? In this episode, Dr. Hunter and Prof. Pritchett discuss this interesting topic.

Dr. Hunter and Prof. Pritchett respond to soundbites from atheist comedian Bill Burr who compares Christianity to Scientology and says Jesus isn't coming back.

Braxton and Johnathan discuss the blood-lust desire some Christians have to see ministers fall. For most of the show, they talk about whether and how a minister who has had a moral failing can be restored. And finally, what are the OTO and Raelian cults and why do they and other false religions seem so obsessed with sexual excess?

Braxton and Johnathan discuss a commonly misused biblical term "blessing," the age of the earth, the historical Adam and what's wrong with the way many ministers call out other ministers by name. Help us out by merely commenting on this episode at the Trinity Insight blog at Trinitysem.edu!

Braxton and Johnathan discuss arguments for and against abortion. Also, theological bomfogery? What is it and why is it happening? Lastly, what's so great about girls?

Can you defend your faith? Are the arguments and evidences that Christian thinkers use for the truth of Christianity understandable enough for lay church members to use? Yes! Johnathan interviews Braxton on his new book, "CORE FACTS: The Understandable and Teachable Method of Christian Defense."

Braxton discusses modern miracles specifically those related to tornadoes like the one recently experienced in Oklahoma. Babies found in fields hundreds of feet from their obliterated homes alive and well, mothers giving birth in the midst of tornadoes and a church group that only survived an explosion because all 15 of them happened to be late.

Braxton discusses a recent article from RELEVANT magazine which argues that Christians should stop trying to defend the gospel in American culture. He then defends the gospel in culture by examining the beautiful film "The Life of Pi," and examining whether the theological statements it makes are valid.