In this episode, Glenn Colley sits down with Alan Highers to recall his debate with D.L. Welch—one of the most experienced Pentecostal debaters in history. Known for his sharp arguments yet gentlemanly spirit, Welch showed that debates didn’t have to be ugly to be meaningful.

Debates often bring tension, but sometimes they also bring unexpected humor and sharp wit. In this conversation, Brother Alan Highers recalls a memorable exchange between W. Curtis Porter and Ben Bogard during a debate on the name and scriptural authority of the Missionary Baptist Church.

Debate platforms were often filled with tension and high stakes—but sometimes, a perfectly timed comeback could leave a lasting impression.

Guy N. Woods is mocked for his bald head and later for the church’s teaching on baptism. His sharp responses not only turned the humor back on his opponent but also exposed the weakness of the argument—reminding us of the importance of clarity and truth in debate…

Alan Highers recalls how he used a simple “Medicine Bottle” to expose the inconsistency of an opponent’s teaching on miracles and tongues. A bold challenge, a refused drink, and a powerful point made.