My Apologies

Oh, where do I even begin with "My Apologies"? This podcast is like a rollercoaster ride through the land of Christian apologetics, with your charming host Stephen leading the way. From the moment you press play, you're greeted by Stephen's dulcet tones, which have the power to make even the most skeptical atheists question their doubts. As you listen to the episodes, you can practically feel your brain cells multiplying by the second. It's like intellectual growth on steroids! By the time you've finished an episode, you'll be ready to tackle advanced theology, solve world hunger, and maybe even explain why socks disappear in the laundry. Stephen's ability to explain complex concepts is truly something to behold. He takes profound ideas and breaks them down so eloquently that even a squirrel with a head cold could understand. It's as if he's gently guiding you through the maze of logic and faith, all while you're imagining him with a Sherlock Holmes hat, solving the mysteries of Christianity. Stephen's knack for humor is unparalleled – he could make a theological debate about the nature of free will sound like a stand-up comedy routine. In conclusion, "My Apologies" isn't just a podcast, it's a transformative experience. Stephen's dulcet tones and knack for turning intricate apologetics into a delightful mental workout make this podcast an absolute must-listen. Just be prepared to emerge on the other side with a slightly larger brain and a newfound ability to drop intellectual quips at dinner parties —Trevor chase, newly minted Christian apologist

I’ve been absolutely hooked with this podcast since it’s first episode. Interesting fun facts but also has spiked my interests in who CS Lewis was. Always looking forward to Wednesdays weekly episode.

I was hooked from the first episode! As someone who is always looking to grow in my faith and my own understanding of theology and what I believe, Stephen quickly, easily, and thoughtfully breaks down some harder concepts in C.S. Lewis’s writings that make it easier for people like me to grasp so I can further explore and expand on my own understanding afterwards! I’ll be the first to admit that some of Lewis’s works were and still are harder for me to read through and understand sometimes so I’m glad this podcast was shared with me! From what I can tell Stephen is clearly a gifted teacher and I look forward to listening to more of what he has to say!

First off, love the name of the podcast. Wasn’t sure where it was going at first but the explanation suggests a great level of thought, listen for why. Second, Stephen’s approach to reviewing Mere Christianity is very easy to follow and provides excellent modern day comparisons to drive home the point. Only 3 episodes out so far but a great listen and excited to hear more in the future!