What does everyone EXCEPT cessationists believe about miracles?

What does everyone EXCEPT cessationists believe about miracles?

What do Catholics, Eastern Orthodox Christians, and Evangelicals actually believe about miracles, healing, prophecy, and the gifts of the Holy Spirit? While these traditions often seem worlds apart, the reality may surprise you.In this episode we explore the similarities between Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, and Evangelical beliefs regarding spiritual gifts, miracles, healing, and the work of the Holy Spirit. Instead of focusing only on disagreements, we examine the areas where these Christian traditions overlap and discover that they may be much closer than many people realize.If you’ve ever wondered whether miracles still happen, what different churches believe about the gifts of the Spirit, or how Christians from different traditions understand the supernatural work of God, this conversation is for you.Whether you are Catholic, Orthodox, Protestant, a skeptical seeker, or someone struggling with faith, this discussion offers a thoughtful and biblical overview of these traditions. Our goal is to help Christians think deeply, build unity, and better understand the broader Christian faith.Subscribe to Everyday Gospel for conversations about theology, discipleship, church history, and helping Gen Z navigate faith in today’s world.Enjoy!

Does God Make More Sense than Evolution? With Evan Lichtblau

Why would someone reject belief in God while also questioning the label "atheist"? In this fascinating conversation, Ethan and Derry sit down with Evan Lichtblau to discuss his perspective on God, belief, and why he doesn't fully identify with the term atheist. Together, they explore some of the biggest questions facing Christians, skeptics, and people wrestling with faith today. The discussion covers atheism, evolution, logic, morality, the existence of God, and whether objective truth can exist without a Creator. Evan shares his own views and experiences while engaging in an honest dialogue about belief and unbelief. This episode is designed for Christians, Gen Z believers, skeptics, former Christians, and anyone asking difficult questions about faith. Rather than relying on debates or sound bites, the conversation seeks to understand different perspectives while examining the arguments surrounding Christianity and atheism. If you've ever questioned your faith, wondered whether science and Christianity can coexist, explored atheism, or struggled with questions about morality, truth, and God, this discussion is for you. Subscribe for conversations about biblical truth, Christian apologetics, discipleship, theology, and helping young Christians develop a thoughtful, informed faith in today's culture.

Biblical Scholar Dan Lewis Defends Female Pastors

Can women be pastors? What does the Bible actually teach about female leadership in the Church? In today's episode we sit down with biblical scholar Dan Lewis to explore one of the most debated topics in Christianity today: female pastors and women in ministry. Together, we examine key Bible passages, church history, and natural theology to understand the strongest arguments for and against women serving as pastors. Whether you're a Christian, a skeptic, a Gen Z believer, or someone struggling with faith and searching for answers, this conversation will challenge you to think deeply about Scripture and Christian doctrine. We discuss passages such as 1 Timothy 2, the role of women in the early church, biblical interpretation, church tradition, and how Christians should approach difficult theological questions with humility and truth. If you're interested in Christian apologetics, biblical theology, church history, discipleship, faith and culture, or understanding controversial topics from a biblical perspective, this episode is for you.

Is the Protestant Canon Valid? With Dan Lewis

Is the Protestant Canon valid? Why do Protestants have 66 books in the Bible while Catholics and Orthodox Christians include additional books in the Old Testament? In this video, we explore the fascinating history of the biblical canon, the development of the Old Testament, and the reasons behind the differences between Protestant, Catholic, and Orthodox Bibles. We'll examine the Deuterocanonical books (also called the Apocrypha), the role of the Septuagint, the Hebrew Scriptures, and how the early Church understood the canon of Scripture. Whether you're a Protestant, Catholic, Orthodox Christian, skeptic, new believer, or someone curious about Jesus and Christianity, this discussion will help you better understand one of the most important questions in Christian history. If you've ever wondered which Bible is correct, why Christians disagree about the Old Testament, or how the canon was formed, this video provides historical context, biblical evidence, and thoughtful analysis. Join us as we dive into church history, Christian apologetics, biblical studies, and the reliability of Scripture. Subscribe for more content on Christianity, theology, church history, apologetics, biblical interpretation, the early Church, and defending the Christian faith.

Responding to WILD Orthodox Reels

Orthodox Christianity is exploding in popularity online, but are all the arguments and memes actually convincing? In this episode, we react to some of the most viral Orthodox memes and respond to the thought-provoking takes of Father Moses McPherson, a Russian Orthodox priest with over 100,000 followers on Instagram. Whether you're a Christian, exploring Christianity, struggling with your faith, or simply curious about the growing influence of Eastern Orthodoxy, this conversation dives into important questions about church history, theology, tradition, authority, and what it means to follow Jesus today. We break down popular Orthodox claims, discuss where we agree and disagree, and examine how these ideas impact everyday believers. Our goal isn't to attack anyone, but to have an honest, biblical conversation that helps people think critically about faith and truth. If you're interested in Christian apologetics, theology debates, Protestant vs Orthodox discussions, church history, faith deconstruction, faith reconstruction, or learning how to evaluate religious claims, this episode is for you. Be sure to like, subscribe, and share if you enjoy thoughtful conversations about Christianity, faith, culture, and defending the Christian worldview.