Who is your best friend?

What is your favorite restaurant?

How can you be so peaceful when the world is falling apart?

To be honest, telling other people about the God who saved you and has planned eternity with Him is something people need to know.

If Jesus Christ is Lord of your life, why do we sometimes struggle with telling others about it?

Some people have the "gift of gab," where they find it so easy to strike up a conversation with people around them. Others become easily tongue-tied.

Today, we talk about the wide spectrum of being a witness. And that's one of the main keys: Yes, we witness but according to the first chapter of Acts, we ARE witnesses. Therefore, our very lifestyle should be the loudest thing we say.

But we also need to "be ready to give account for the hope that lies within us." 1 Peter 3:15.

We don't need to be great apologists to share our own story. And if questions come up that are difficult to answer, "I don't know, but I know someone who can answer that question" is a valid response.

Most importantly, we don't witness on our own power or wisdom. The Bible says that the Holy Spirit is the one who opens the doors and gives us the words to say. We just need to be willing to take the opportunity and open our mouths.

People need "Jesus with skin on."

Apologetics isn't apologizing.

In fact, it's just the opposite, when you come right down to it.

There are some very brilliant people who go toe-to-toe with people who are detractors of faith in Jesus Christ. These apologists have the ability to see both sides of the issue of faith in Christ and atheism and bring truth to the discussion that provides evidence for faith.

Most of us aren't like that.

But that doesn't mean we have to tuck tail and run from anyone who has sincere struggles and questions about faith. With some study and confidence that comes through honest discussion among ourselves, we can be better prepared to "give a defense to anyone who asks you for a reason for the hope that is in you."

This podcast will not only equip you for some of the most common questions pre-believers ask, but will show that, with time and effort, it's possible to continually expand our ability to field honest questions to help people come to faith in Jesus Christ.

When the Word refers to our bodies as temples, does it mean physically or spiritually?

The resounding answer is "Yes!"

Today's podcast isn't to shame anyone but to lay out some very important insights as to why many people are struggling with unwanted pounds.

The food industry is one of our greatest enemies. But deeper yet is the spiritual issue of the lack of wisdom when it comes to what we put into our bodies, as well as why we do it.

What is the difference between obesity and gluttony?

Why is "what is eating us" as important as what we eat?

What makes processed foods such a challenge for us to digest?

Body shaming isn't the answer.

Gaining God's perspective and wisdom can turn the tide so we can walk in health and freedom.

Isaiah 55 says, "Listen diligently to me, and eat what is good, and delight yourselves in rich food."

Eating isn't the problem. Eating what is good makes all the difference in the world.