Apologetics with Carl Kerby

Today, we’re talking about polygamy in the Bible. Shockingly, a recent Gallup poll found that 23% of Americans believe polygamy – having more than one spouse – is “morally acceptable.” …

I’m Bub Kuns, and today we’re talking about Memorial Day. Memorial Day is more than just a day off from work and family cookouts. Memorial Day was once called “Decoration …

Today, we’re talking about the positive influence of the Church. Going to church is good for the soul – but did you know it’s also good for BLOOD PRESSURE? According …

Today, we’re talking about the positive influence of the Church. Research suggests that those who attend church generally have happier marriages, but according to findings by The Institute for Family …

Today, we’re talking about the positive influence of the Church. Forget tranquilizers! Believe it or not, a great way to get better sleep at night is attending church during the …

Today, we’re talking about the positive influence of the church. As church attendance declines in America, so does national happiness … REALLY! The Pew Research Center found that “[t]hose who …

Today, we’re talking about the positive influence of the Church. Church is good for souls, but did you know that it’s good for marriage too? Well, research by The Institute …

Today, we’re talking about the positive influence of the Church. The idea of church being a “life-saver” is no joke! According to research by Vanderbilt University professor Marino Bruce, those …

Today, we’re talking about the positive influence of the Church. Think there’s a mental health crisis today? If so, you’re not alone. According to a recent article on CNN.com, nine …

Today, we’re talking about the positive influence of the Church. As our culture has become more secularized, skeptics have ratcheted up their attacks on the Church. Atheist Christopher Hitchens, for …

Today, we’re talking about the Salem Witch Trials. The Puritans of yesterday get a bad rap today, being caricatured as strict, harsh, and drab. Most notably, they’re blamed for the …

Today, we’re talking about church atrocities throughout history. Critics of Christianity point to historical atrocities, such as the Inquisitions of the Middle Ages, to justify their animosity towards today’s Church. …

Today, we’re talking about the conquest of the Canaanites. Bible critics have long called Israel’s destruction of the Canaanites “genocide,” scoffing that a loving God could have commanded Israel to …

Today, we’re talking about whether war is ever justifiable. Nations have armies to protect their citizens, but aren’t soldiers who take other soldiers’ lives on the battlefield breaking the Sixth …

Today, we’re talking about whether war is justifiable. It’s safe to say most people view war’s death and destruction as horrific. But are nations ever JUSTIFIED in going to war? …

Today, we’re talking about pacifism. According to The New York Times, during the past 3,400 years of recorded history, a whopping 92% of that time has seen war somewhere on …

Today, we’re talking about a Christian’s role in government. In his first epistle, Peter tells believers to obey governmental authorities … after all, Christians should be good testimonies by being …

Today we’re talking about a Christian’s role in government. Libertarians believe the best government is NO GOVERNMENT! But is that really the attitude believers should have? Well, Romans 13:1 tells …

Today we’re talking about capital punishment. Studies have shown that capital punishment is an effective deterrent to crimes like murder. But is the use of capital punishment really justified?  Well, …

I’m Bub Kuns, and today we’re talking about capital punishment. Capital punishment – or the DEATH PENALTY – has been a controversial topic for decades. While some argue that capital …