Stand to Reason Weekly Podcas‪t‬ Greg Koukl

Greg talks to Dan Kimball about his new book, How (Not) to Read the Bible: Making Sense of the Anti-women, Anti-science, Pro-violence, Pro-slavery and Other Crazy-Sounding Parts of Scripture.

Greg continues his advice on what to do if you’re feeling spiritually dry, then he answers a question about what we mean when we say something is inspired.

Greg talks about how you can deepen your relationship with God, then he answers questions about the difference prayer makes and the difference between God causing vs. allowing things to happen.

Greg continues giving a caller pointers on how to write a book, then he answers questions about whether evolution is a peripheral issue and how to respond to an atheist’s objection to intelligent design probability arguments.

Greg responds to the investigative report on Ravi Zacharias with advice on how to make sense of fallen spiritual heroes, then he answers questions from a young listener about how to write a good book.

Greg talks about the Trinity, answers questions about whether it was appropriate for a Canadian judge to be removed from the bench and whether Christianity could still be true if the universe were eternal, then reflects on God and time and the type of answers we find (and don’t find) in the Bible.