Have you ever been so sure of something only to find out that you were mistaken? Join Eric, Kee, and Cameron and have a little fun as they discuss common biblical misassumptions. Thanks for tuning in to Make It Plain – the Eric, Kee, & Cameron show – our goal for the show is that we just want to take the Bible, and Make It Plain! 📫 EMAIL US IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS – We’d love to answer and get in touch with you! [email protected] 📺 WATCH ALL EPISODES OF MAKE IT PLAIN: • Make it Plain | Eric Garner, Kee Ford… 📲 DOWNLOAD OUR APP: Download Our App 🕸 VISIT US ON THE WEB: www.gbntv.org #makeitplain #christianpodcast
8. Moral Argument (Evil, Pain, and Suffering) | Evidence for Christianity
Home No one denies that our lives contain struggles of sorrow and pain. Why does evil, pain, and suffering exist in our world? Why is it present in our lives? As one of the most significant arguments against God’s existence, in both its personal impact and widespread consideration, this class focuses on the moral foundations of these undeniable issues to see that it shines a light on God’s existence not absence.
Contentment in Christ | Daughters of Wisdom
Contentment is something that many people are searching for in the world. But where can you find TRUE contentment? Join Mallory, Holly, and Edy as they discuss this important subject! This content is made by women for women. Join a variety of hosts as they discuss topics pertaining to Christian women. 📺 WATCH DAUGHTERS OF WISDOM: New episodes of Daughters of Wisdom will be available to watch every Thursday here on YouTube. 📲 Watch episodes of Daughters of Wisdom at ANY TIME on the GBN APP, available on the App Store, Google Play, Amazon, & Roku! Download Our App ❓ GOT A BIBLE QUESTION? – Email Us! [email protected] ☑️ LIKE THE VIDEO & SUBSCRIBE TO GBN for more content! https://www.youtube.com/user/GBNTV #vlog #christianvlog #gbn #christianity #churchofchrist #daughtersofwisdom #biblestudyvlog #christianwomen
7. Moral Argument | Evidence for Christianity
Home Much of our lives are structured by considering the contrast between correct and incorrect, true and untrue, and what is right or wrong. These comparisons are needed, but why are we able to make such evaluations? We also make moral evaluations on a regular basis. How are we personally, or even as a society, able to make moral evaluations? Join Branyon May in considering these questions as they relate to the moral argument for God’s existence.