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  The Rise of Antisemitism: How Should Christians Respond? w/ Mark Meckler 15.09.2026 44dk

  Antisemitism is rising, political hostility is intensifying, and Americans increasingly struggle to disagree without dehumanizing one another. How should Christians respond to hatred in a deeply divided culture? Mark Meckler, president of Convention of States, joins Dr. Jeff Myers to discuss the rise of antisemitism, why extremist ideas can gain traction across the political spectrum, and what Christians can learn from the Church's responses to persecution throughout history. They also explore the tension between protecting free speech and confronting intimidation and violence, why strong local communities matter, and how Christians can become peacemakers without compromising truth. How can followers of Jesus reject hatred, love their neighbors, and help rebuild trust in an increasingly polarized culture? Discover how a biblical worldview can shape our response to antisemitism and division.
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  You're Missing the Bible's Bigger Story w/ Randy & Rozanne Frazee 08.09.2026 41dk

  Have you ever wondered how the Bible fits together—or where your story fits into God's bigger story? The Bible contains 66 books written across centuries, yet together they tell one unified story of creation, redemption, and restoration centered on Jesus Christ. In this episode of the Truth Changes Everything podcast, Dr. Jeff Myers sits down with Randy and Rozanne Frazee, authors of Encountering God's Love from Genesis to Revelation: A 52-Week Bible Study, to explore how seeing the Bible as one grand narrative can transform the way you read Scripture and live out your faith. Randy and Rozanne unpack the "Upper Story" and "Lower Story," explain how God's larger purposes intersect with the unexpected seasons of our everyday lives, and discuss why many Christians know that God loves them intellectually but struggle to experience that love personally. You'll also discover major themes to watch for from Genesis to Revelation, why reading Scripture in community matters, and how the entire biblical story ultimately finds its fulfillment in Jesus. If the Bible has ever felt like a collection of disconnected books, stories, and teachings, this conversation will help you step back and see the bigger picture—and your place within it. Learn more about Randy and Rozanne Frazee and their work: randyfrazee.com
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  The Sports Betting Boom: Is Gambling Changing a Generation? w/ Daniel Darling 01.09.2026 38dk

  Sports betting has exploded across America. What was once largely confined to casinos and sportsbooks is now available in seconds on the smartphone in your pocket. But is sports betting really harmless entertainment, or is our growing obsession with gambling changing a generation? Daniel Darling joins Dr. Jeff Myers to explore the rapid rise of sports gambling and what it reveals about our culture's relationship with money, risk, technology, excitement, and contentment. They discuss the deeper desires that make gambling so appealing, how smartphones are reshaping our habits, and the biblical principles Christians should use when thinking about betting and money. They also consider how parents can prepare teenagers for a culture where gambling is increasingly normalized, how churches can support those struggling with gambling addiction, and the hope Jesus offers to those who feel trapped by compulsive habits. What does a biblical worldview of gambling look like, and how can Christians pursue something better than the promise of the next big win? Have a question you'd like us to discuss on a future episode? Email us at [email protected].
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  An Apologetics Dinner Party: How to Defend Your Faith in Real Life w/ Louis Markos 25.08.2026 45dk

  What happens when Christianity, atheism, Islam, and competing worldviews meet around the dinner table? Many Christians know what they believe but feel intimidated when someone challenges their faith. Questions about science, suffering, other religions, morality, and the reliability of the Bible can quickly make us feel unprepared. But apologetics was never meant to remain in classrooms and formal debates. Dr. Louis Markos joins Dr. Jeff Myers to explore apologetics as it actually happens: through conversations with real people asking difficult questions. Drawing from his book My Apologetics Dinner Party: A Real-Life Socratic Dialogue, Markos explains how Christians can uncover the worldview assumptions beneath objections, engage atheists and people of other religions with conviction and respect, and learn from Jesus's approach to questions and disagreement. Discover how to defend the Christian faith without reducing apologetics to winning arguments, and how truth, wisdom, humility, and persuasion can work together to point people toward Christ.
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  Why Are Young Men Losing Their Purpose? | Biblical Masculinity w/ Luke Waters 18.08.2026 45dk

  Why are so many young men struggling with loneliness, aimlessness, addiction, and a lack of purpose? On this episode of Truth Changes Everything, Dr. Jeff Myers sits down with Luke Waters, founder and executive director of Legion XII, to discuss the crisis facing young men and what a biblical vision of masculinity can offer. Luke describes what he calls "the drift," a pattern of nihilism, pornography, screen addiction, drug use, isolation, and purposelessness affecting his generation. He shares how his experience at Summit Ministries inspired him to take action and eventually build Legion XII, an organization challenging men to pursue brotherhood, discipline, responsibility, and godly manhood. Dr. Jeff Myers and Luke explore what biblical masculinity actually looks like, why men need meaningful challenges, the dangers of "vicarious masculinity," how churches can better disciple men, and why masculinity should be shaped by the humility and example of Jesus rather than passivity, pride, or the online manosphere. In this episode: Why young men are struggling to find purpose Pornography, screens, drugs, and "the drift" What biblical masculinity and godly manhood look like Why young men need brotherhood and meaningful challenges Andrew Tate and alternative visions of masculinity "Vicarious masculinity" and life behind a screen What 1 John teaches about embodied Christian living How churches can better disciple young men The difference between toxic and biblical masculinity How Legion XII is helping young men take action Truth Changes Everything is hosted by Dr. Jeff Myers and produced by Summit Ministries, equipping and supporting rising generations to embrace God's truth and champion a biblical worldview.
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  What Christians Get Wrong About Anxiety w/ Melissa Fisher 11.08.2026 48dk

  Why do Christians still struggle with anxiety when the Bible tells us not to worry? Anxiety has become one of the defining mental health struggles of our time. But does experiencing anxiety mean you lack faith? Is anxiety primarily a spiritual problem, a psychological issue, or something more complex? Licensed mental health counselor and author Melissa Fisher joins Dr. Jeff Myers to explore anxiety, mental health, neuroscience, and faith from a biblical worldview. Melissa explains what happens in our brains and bodies when we experience anxiety, why smartphones, social media, and isolation may be making us more anxious, and why genuine human connection is essential to our well-being. They also discuss what the Bible says about anxiety, why simply telling someone to "stop worrying" isn't enough, and where secular approaches to anxiety can fall short. Drawing from her book, Jesus for the Anxious: 8 Weeks of Practicing Peace to Calm Your Worry and Fear, Melissa explains why overcoming anxiety doesn't necessarily mean never feeling anxious again. Instead, following Jesus gives us a firm foundation for facing fear, worry, stress, and life's storms with greater wisdom, resilience, peace, and hope. In this episode, you'll discover: Why anxiety is increasing in our culture How smartphones, social media, and isolation affect mental health What anxiety does to the brain and nervous system What the Bible really teaches about anxiety and worry Why Christians can experience anxiety without abandoning their faith How relationships and Christian community build resilience Where secular approaches to anxiety can fall short How Jesus changes the way we face anxiety, fear, and life's storms If you've ever wondered "Why am I still anxious if I trust God?", this conversation offers a biblical and practical approach to understanding anxiety and finding lasting hope in Jesus.
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  The Truth About Love, Marriage & the Five Love Languages w/ Dr. Gary Chapman 04.08.2026 39dk

  What if love isn't primarily a feeling—but a choice? Dr. Gary Chapman, bestselling author of The Five Love Languages, joins Dr. Jeff Myers on the Truth Changes Everything podcast to discuss Christian marriage, healthy relationships, biblical love, communication, and why so many people feel lonelier than ever despite social media and AI. With more than 20 million copies sold, The Five Love Languages has helped millions of couples build stronger marriages and healthier relationships around the world. In this conversation, Dr. Chapman explains why many couples feel unloved even when they're sincerely trying to love one another—and how understanding another person's love language can transform marriages, friendships, parenting, and every meaningful relationship. In this episode, you'll discover: • What the Five Love Languages are—and why they work • Why many couples feel unloved despite good intentions • The biggest communication mistakes in marriage • Why love is more than a feeling from a biblical perspective • How social media and AI contribute to loneliness and disconnection • Why face-to-face relationships matter more than ever • Practical ways to strengthen your marriage, family, and friendships • How Christians can love people they deeply disagree with • Why we're created in the image of God to give and receive love • How a biblical worldview transforms the way we think about relationships Whether you're married, dating, single, parenting, or simply seeking healthier relationships, this conversation offers practical wisdom rooted in Scripture that can help you communicate more effectively, love more intentionally, and build relationships that last. About Dr. Gary Chapman Dr. Gary Chapman is a bestselling author, marriage counselor, and speaker best known for The Five Love Languages, one of the most influential relationship books of all time. His books have sold more than 20 million copies worldwide and have helped millions of people strengthen their marriages, families, and friendships. About Truth Changes Everything Truth Changes Everything is a podcast from Summit Ministries hosted by Dr. Jeff Myers. Each episode explores today's biggest questions through the lens of a biblical worldview, equipping Christians to embrace God's truth and live it out with confidence.
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  How Young Adults Can Discover God-Given Purpose in a Changing World w/ Jonathan Brush 28.07.2026 45dk

  How do you discover God's purpose for your life? Is your career the same as your calling? As AI reshapes the future of work and higher education continues to change, many young adults are asking deeper questions about purpose, vocation, identity, and meaningful work. In this episode of Truth Changes Everything, Jonathan Brush, President and CEO of Unbound, explains how a biblical worldview transforms the way Christians think about career, calling, success, and God's Kingdom. Rather than chasing status, achievement, or the "perfect" job, Jonathan shows why Scripture calls us to faithfully serve God wherever he has placed us. Together, Jonathan and Kasey Leander discuss Christian vocation, meaningful work, discipleship, resilience, higher education, and why ordinary faithfulness has extraordinary Kingdom impact. Whether you're a student discerning your future, a parent guiding a young adult, or someone seeking greater purpose in your work, this conversation will encourage you to pursue God's calling with confidence, wisdom, and joy.
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  The Hidden Worldview Battle Behind America's Cultural Chaos w/ Darrow Miller & Naomi Smith 21.07.2026 55dk

  Why does it feel like our culture is unraveling? Why do so many Christians feel discouraged, disengaged, or unsure how to respond? In this episode of Truth Changes Everything, Darrow Miller and Naomi Smith explore the deeper worldview battle shaping today's culture and explain why recovering a biblical worldview changes everything. Together, they unpack the sacred-secular divide that has led many believers to separate faith from everyday life, work, politics, education, family, and culture. Pulling from their latest book, Occupy Till I Come: Equipping the Next Generation to Break the Sacred/Secular Divide and Disciple Nations at the Level of Culture, they explain what Scripture teaches about Christ's lordship over every sphere of life and why the Great Commission is about more than individual conversion—it is about discipling nations. You'll discover why Jesus' victory on the cross gives Christians confidence instead of fear, how to faithfully engage culture without retreating, and what it practically means to "occupy till He comes" in your home, workplace, church, and community. Whether you're wrestling with cultural decline, searching for purpose, or wanting to understand what it means to live out a biblical worldview in today's world, this conversation offers hope, clarity, and practical encouragement. In This Episode Why culture feels like it's unraveling The hidden worldview battle behind today's cultural conflicts Why many Christians have become disengaged from culture Understanding the sacred-secular divide Is there really any "neutral" ground? What it means to disciple nations How Jesus' victory transforms our approach to culture Practical ways to live out your faith every day How Christians can influence families, churches, workplaces, and communities Why every area of life belongs to Christ Have a question you'd like us to discuss on a future episode? Email us at [email protected].
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  Why Every Christian Student Needs to Experience Summit w/ Dustin Jizmejian 14.07.2026 49dk

  What happens when students step away from the constant noise of social media, academic pressure, and cultural confusion? In this episode, Kasey Leander sits down with Dustin Jizmejian, Senior Director of Conferences and Events at Summit Ministries, to explore why immersive Christian experiences can have a lasting impact on a student's faith, worldview, and purpose. Today's students are more connected than ever, yet many feel increasingly anxious, isolated, and uncertain about what is true. Dustin explains why intentionally stepping away from everyday distractions creates space for meaningful conversations, authentic community, and a deeper encounter with God. Together, they discuss how Scripture shapes our understanding of retreat, discipleship, and spiritual formation—and why Christian conferences remain one of the most effective ways to equip young people with a biblical worldview. Whether you're a parent, grandparent, youth pastor, educator, or student, this conversation will encourage you to think differently about the power of intentional discipleship and investing in the next generation. In this episode: Why are students more anxious, isolated, and distracted than ever How constant digital noise shapes identity and faith Why stepping away creates room for spiritual growth What the Bible teaches about retreat, community, and discipleship How Summit's student conferences help young people build a resilient biblical worldview Stories of students whose lives were transformed through Summit Why lasting faith is often formed through an immersive Christian community How parents and churches can better prepare students for today's culture For more than 60 years, Summit Ministries has equipped thousands of students to think critically, evaluate competing worldviews, and embrace God's truth with confidence. Through two-week summer conferences and other immersive programs, students engage with leading Christian scholars, build lifelong friendships, ask honest questions, and develop a faith that can withstand today's cultural challenges. If you want to help the student in your life grow in wisdom, confidence, and a biblical worldview, there's no better place to start. Learn more or register at Summit.org. If this episode encouraged you, be sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share it with a parent, pastor, youth leader, teacher, or student looking for practical ways to grow in truth and live faithfully. Have a question you'd like us to discuss on a future episode? Email us at [email protected].
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  Why Does Abortion Deserve a Museum? The History, Science & Truth w/ Dr. John Ferrer 07.07.2026 44dk

  Abortion is one of the defining moral issues of our time—but how well do we actually understand its history, science, and cultural impact? In this episode of Truth Changes Everything, Dr. Jeff Myers sits down with Dr. John Ferrer, founder of the Abortion Museum, to explore the facts, history, and worldview questions surrounding abortion. Rather than relying on political slogans or cultural narratives, Dr. Ferrer explains why abortion deserves a museum and why understanding its history is essential for anyone seeking truth. Together, they discuss: Why abortion deserves its own museum The history of abortion and its connection to eugenics and scientific racism What science reveals about pregnancy and human development Common myths and misconceptions surrounding abortion Why abortion is more than a political issue How Christians can speak about abortion with both conviction and compassion What the church can learn from the stories of women and families affected by abortion Whether you are pro-life, pro-choice, or simply seeking to understand the issue more thoughtfully, this conversation offers historical context, scientific insight, and a deeper discussion about human dignity, personhood, and truth. If you'd like to explore the Abortion Museum for yourself, visit abortionmuseum.org Have a question you'd like us to discuss on a future episode? Email us at [email protected].
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  What the Bible Really Teaches About Patriotism & Christian Nationalism w/ Lucas Miles 30.06.2026 39dk

  As America approaches its 250th anniversary, many Christians are wrestling with important questions. Is patriotism biblical? What's the difference between healthy love for your country and Christian nationalism? Can believers celebrate America while keeping their ultimate allegiance to King Jesus? In this episode of Truth Changes Everything, Dr. Jeff Myers sits down with pastor, author, and TPUSA Faith Senior Director Lucas Miles to explore what Scripture says about patriotism, citizenship, and the Christian's relationship to America. Together, they discuss: • The difference between biblical patriotism and Christian nationalism • Whether Christians should celebrate America's 250th birthday • How pastors can address patriotism without becoming political • How parents can teach children gratitude for America without idolizing the nation • Why citizenship in God's Kingdom should shape every other allegiance • How Christians can think truthfully about America's strengths and failures Whether you're a pastor, parent, or simply wondering how Christians should engage America's founding ideals, this conversation offers a thoughtful, biblically grounded perspective on faith, freedom, and faithful citizenship. Be sure to send us your questions at [email protected]!
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  Is America Really a Christian Nation? The Truth About Faith, Freedom & Slavery w/ Mark David Hall 23.06.2026 42dk

  Was America founded as a Christian nation, or is that simply a myth? And if Christianity played a significant role in America's founding, how do we reconcile that with the reality of slavery? In this episode of Truth Changes Everything, Dr. Jeff Myers sits down with historian Mark David Hall, one of the leading scholars on Christianity and the American founding, to explore one of the most debated questions in American history. Together they examine the influence of Christian ideas on America's founding documents and institutions, the complicated relationship between Christianity and slavery, and how believers can think truthfully about America's achievements and failures without falling into either blind patriotism or cynical revisionism. Whether you're skeptical of Christianity, skeptical of America, or simply looking for a more accurate understanding of history, this conversation will challenge you to think more deeply about faith, freedom, justice, and the nation's founding. Topics discussed: • Did Christianity influence America's founding? • Was America founded as a secular nation? • The role of Christianity in slavery and abolition • How Christian ideas shaped human rights and political liberty • Teaching the next generation about America's history • Faithful Christian engagement in politics • Avoiding both nationalism and historical cynicism Subscribe for more conversations that help you think biblically about culture, history, and the ideas shaping our world. Be sure to send us your questions at [email protected]!
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  Can The Chosen Change Your Faith? A Psychologist Explains w/ Liz Hall 16.06.2026 44dk

  Can a TV show deepen your relationship with God? The Chosen has become one of the most influential Christian media projects in history, reaching nearly a billion viewers worldwide and bringing the stories of Jesus and his disciples to life for a new generation. But why has it resonated so deeply with so many people? Is it simply great storytelling, or is something more profound happening beneath the surface? In this episode of Truth Changes Everything, Dr. Jeff Myers sits down with psychologist and Biola University professor Dr. Liz Hall, contributor to Watching The Chosen: History, Faith, and Interpretation. Together, they explore the psychological and spiritual impact of The Chosen, why viewers often feel such a strong emotional connection to its characters, and how the series may help people experience a deeper sense of intimacy with God. Dr. Hall explains how The Chosen can shape the way viewers understand Jesus, faith, and themselves. At the same time, she addresses important questions about the potential risks of emotional engagement, the role of theology, and how Christians can benefit from the series while remaining grounded in the truth of Scripture. Whether you're a devoted fan of The Chosen, a skeptic, or simply curious about the intersection of psychology and faith, this conversation offers a fascinating look at how stories can shape the human heart and point us toward Christ. Be sure to send us your questions at [email protected]!
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  AI, the Image of God, & the Future of Humanity w/ Randall Niles 09.06.2026 54dk

  Artificial intelligence is transforming the way we think, work, and relate to one another. But what does AI mean for truth, identity, and what it means to be human? As technology races toward AGI and even transhumanism, Christians need a biblical framework for understanding these cultural shifts. In this episode of the Truth Changes Everything podcast, Randall Niles—a pastor, lawyer, and leader at GotQuestions.org and AllAboutGOD.com—explores the worldview driving the AI revolution and explains how the biblical doctrine of the image of God (imago Dei) provides clarity and hope in an age of accelerating technology. We discuss: How AI is changing everyday life The worldview behind AI, AGI, and transhumanism Truth and identity in a digital age What it means to be made in the image of God How following Jesus reshapes our use of technology Why authentic community and human presence matter more than ever Whether you're curious about artificial intelligence, Christian ethics, or the future of humanity, this conversation offers a thoughtful biblical perspective on one of the defining issues of our time. Be sure to send us your questions at [email protected]!
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  Does Science Point to God? Faith, Evidence, and Reality w/ Rodger Price 02.06.2026 42dk

  Does science lead us away from God—or toward him? In this episode of the Truth Changes Everything podcast, Rodger Price shares how a lifelong interest in science unexpectedly led him from agnosticism to Christian faith. Drawing from his book Faith and Physics Uncovered: The Compelling Relationship Between Timeless Faith and Modern Physics, Rodger explains why scientific discovery doesn't diminish belief in God but can actually deepen it. Together, we explore how the wonders of the universe raise profound questions about reality, purpose, truth, and the existence of a Creator. From the vastness of space to the mysteries of light and the nature of reality itself, Rodger shows how science can serve as a powerful bridge to conversations about faith and the gospel. In this conversation, you'll discover: • How studying science led Rodger Price from agnosticism to Christianity • Why science and faith are not enemies • What the universe reveals about God and creation • How scientific discoveries can strengthen belief in a Creator • Why the Bible's extraordinary claims may be more reasonable than many people assume • How science can help Christians engage skeptics and seekers • The relationship between truth, evidence, and faith • Why the gospel remains essential in an age of scientific advancement Rodger Price is a leadership development expert based in Holland, Michigan. Once an agnostic, he embarked on a journey through science that ultimately led him to embrace Christian faith. Today, he combines leadership training, scientific curiosity, and biblical insight to help others think more deeply about life's biggest questions. Summit Ministries equips students, parents, and mentors to embrace a biblical worldview and live out their faith with confidence. Learn more at: 👉 https://www.summit.org/
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  Redeeming Justice: Reclaiming God's Vision for Doing Good in the World w/ Christina Crenshaw 26.05.2026 44dk

  What does the Bible actually mean by justice? And how should Christians think about "social justice" in today's cultural climate? In this episode of Truth Changes Everything, we sit down with Dr. Christina Crenshaw to explore why justice has become such a defining issue for Gen Z and how Christians can pursue justice in a way that is rooted in Scripture rather than shifting cultural ideologies. Drawing from her book Redeeming Justice: Reclaiming God's Vision for Doing Good in the World, Christina explains the difference between biblical justice and modern social justice, why worldview matters, and how the gospel transforms the way Christians engage brokenness in the world. Together we discuss: *Why justice has become central to Gen Z identit *The difference between biblical justice and social justice *Worldview assumptions behind modern activism *Grace-based justice vs. guilt-driven activism *How Jesus redefined justice *What biblical justice looks like for students today Dr. Christina Crenshaw is an Assistant Professor at Arizona Christian University and a Fellow with its Cultural Research Center. With more than twenty years in Christian education, she has taught widely in leadership, spiritual formation, literature, and human trafficking prevention. She is the author of Redeeming Justice: Reclaiming God's Vision for Doing Good in the World. Learn more about Christina and her work: https://drchristinacrenshaw.com This podcast is a resource of Summit Ministries. At Summit, we exist to equip and support the rising generation so they may know God's truth and become champions of a biblical worldview.
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  Pope Leo XIV, Trump, & the Future of America w/ Paul Kengor 19.05.2026 31dk

  What does the election of the first American pope mean for the Catholic Church—and for America? In this episode, Dr. Jeff sits down with bestselling author and historian Paul Kengor to discuss Pope Leo XIV, his surprising rise to the papacy, his vision for healing and unity within the Church, and the challenges he now faces as the leader of over a billion Catholics worldwide. They also unpack President Trump's recent actions and viral tweets while exploring the intersection of faith, politics, culture, and global leadership in a deeply divided age. Along the way, the conversation touches on Catholic social teaching, the just war tradition, and how Christians should think about war, peace, political authority, and moral responsibility in today's world.  👉 More from Summit Ministries: https://summit.org
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  What Gen Z Wants to Know w/ Tanita Maddox 12.05.2026 43dk

  In a world where Gen Z is more connected than ever—and yet more anxious, lonely, and unsure of their worth—what questions are they really asking about God? In this episode of Truth Changes Everything, Dr. Jeff Myers sits down with Tanita Maddox to explore the deeper spiritual and emotional struggles shaping today's generation. Drawing from decades of ministry experience and doctoral research, Tanita explains why many young people are not rejecting faith as much as they are searching for meaning, belonging, authenticity, and hope.  Together, they unpack:  * Why Gen Z often feels unseen, misunderstood, and "not enough" * How smartphones and social media reshaped identity and self-worth * The difference between answering theological questions and hearing the pain beneath them * Why apologetics alone cannot address loneliness, anxiety, and suffering * What Gen Z actually wants from parents, mentors, and the Church * How everyday presence and authentic relationships can open the door to deeper faith conversations * Why young people care deeply about injustice, suffering, and whether God is restoring the world Tanita also shares practical insights for parents, pastors, educators, and mentors seeking to communicate truth in ways that feel real, compassionate, and deeply relevant to everyday life. If you've ever wondered why younger generations seem disconnected from faith—or how to better reach them with the hope of the Gospel—this conversation offers both clarity and encouragement.  Listen in. For more from Summit Ministries, visit https://www.summit.org/.
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  Rethinking the Bible: Is It Really the 'Good Book'? w/ John Marriott & Shawn Wicks 05.05.2026 48dk

  Is the Bible really good—or have we misunderstood it? Many people walk away from Christianity after reading the Bible for themselves. But what if the issue isn't the Bible… it's how we've been taught to read it? In this episode of Truth Changes Everything, we sit down with John Marriott and Shawn Wicks, co-authors of Is It Really the Good Book?, to tackle one of the most important—and challenging—questions facing faith today: Is the Bible actually good? Together, we explore why doubt often begins with faulty assumptions about Scripture, how to approach difficult passages without losing faith, and why understanding the Bible in its proper context changes everything. If you've ever wrestled with questions about the Bible—or know someone who has—this conversation is for you. 🔗 Resources & Links 👉 More from Summit Ministries: https://summit.org