Do moral truths really exist, or are right and wrong simply matters of opinion? In this episode of Faith & Reason at JBC, Cameron Diamond explores the moral argument for God's existence. If actions like murder, human trafficking, and child abuse are objectively wrong, where do those moral standards come from? Can evolution, culture, or personal preference adequately explain morality, or do objective moral values point to something greater? Join us as we examine the foundation of morality, respond to common objections, and consider why the existence of objective moral truths provides compelling evidence for the existence of God.

In this episode of Einstein, Jesus and the Cosmos, we explore two of the most compelling arguments for the existence of God: the cosmological and teleological arguments. What caused the universe to begin? Why does it appear so finely tuned for life? Drawing from science, philosophy, and theology, we connect the insights of Einstein with the claims of the Bible to uncover a universe that points beyond itself. Whether you're skeptical, curious, or convinced, this episode will challenge your thinking and deepen your understanding of faith and reason in a world shaped by both.

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Wanted! Jesus of Nazareth—Alive or Dead explores the minimal facts argument for the resurrection, examining the core historical data accepted by most scholars. In this episode, we investigate the empty tomb, post-crucifixion appearances, and the radical transformation of the disciples. Rather than assuming the Bible’s authority, we build a case from widely acknowledged evidence and reasoned inference. Can these facts be explained naturally, or do they point to something extraordinary? Join us as we sift the evidence, challenge common objections, and consider whether the most compelling explanation is that Jesus rose from the dead, and its implications for you.

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Pastor Cameron explores his experience with encountering atheists and the lack of explanatory power in their position. For every claim there must be evidence.

What does it mean to have biblical faith and what does the average church need to do in order to course correct?

How do you talk about Jesus without steamrolling the person in front of you? In this first episode, we explore how to navigate spiritual conversations with truth, humility, and genuine love. Learn how to listen well, ask better questions, and engage your neighbor without compromising conviction or crushing the relationship. Bold faith doesn’t require bulldozing — it requires wisdom.

Tactics by Greg Koukl

Telling a Better Story by Josh Chatraw

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