Pick a question, then watch a debate or a talk.
Joe Schmid’s seven-hour case that God exists, from contingency and the laws of nature to the evidence that brought him back to theism.
Classic Biola debate on the existence of God.
Friendly debate between two Catholic apologists on the Kalam argument.
Trent Horn and Alex O’Connor examine the historical case for Jesus’ resurrection.
Jimmy Akin and The Other Paul on Christian authority.
Joe Heschmeyer and Doug Wilson on whether Scripture alone is enough.
Trent Horn and Gavin Ortlund give a careful Catholic–Protestant debate on the rule of faith.
Veteran Catholic and Reformed apologists debate whether Scripture is the sole infallible rule of faith.
Joe Heschmeyer on whether Catholics added seven books—or Protestants removed them.
Kenneth Hensley on why sola scriptura is Protestantism’s foundation—and what happens when that foundation slips.
Jimmy Akin on narrow vs. broad definitions of sola scriptura—and why sufficiency still has to be proven from Scripture.
Karlo Broussard walks through 2 Timothy 3:14–17—the go-to Protestant proof-text—and why “profitable” is not “Scripture alone.”
Q&A and articles on Scripture, Tradition, and authority.
Vatican II dogmatic constitution on divine revelation.
Full debate between Dr. James White and Voice of Reason.
Joe Heschmeyer responds to Seventh-day Adventist claims about Sunday worship.
Joe Heschmeyer and NeedGod.net on whether water baptism saves.
Dr. James White and Joe Heschmeyer debate the Roman Catholic Mass.
Karlo Broussard answers the 1 Corinthians 1:17 challenge—why Paul’s hyperbole does not remove baptism from the gospel.
Fr. Dwight Longenecker on Romans 6, 1 Peter 3:21, and John 3—why baptism is effective and necessary, not an optional symbol.
Karlo Broussard on Trent’s “sacraments or the desire of them”—why desire can justify when baptism cannot be received.
Karlo Broussard on Acts 2:38 (“for the forgiveness of sins”), justification as interior healing, and related Easter readings.
Dogmatic definitions on the Real Presence and transubstantiation.
Two Catholics vs. two Protestants on justification.
Trent Horn and James White test Catholic and Reformed views of perseverance in a formal debate.
Trent Horn and Allie Beth Stuckey on Marian prayer.
William Albrecht and Musharraf Hussain compare Catholic and Muslim claims about Mary.
Joe Heschmeyer answers five common Protestant objections to Marian doctrine.
Joe Heschmeyer on why the Assumption is biblical, historical, and fitting.
Joe Schmid’s ten-hour look at Padre Pio, Fatima, Lourdes, Zeitoun, and Eucharistic miracles, and what he thinks they confirm.
Five-hour investigation of Lanciano, Padre Pio’s stigmata, and Fatima.
Clip on Lanciano from the miracle investigation episode.
Short clip on why Pio’s stigmata resists easy natural explanations.
Laura Le recounts her path from a devout Buddhist upbringing to the Catholic Church.
Chesterton’s classic literary defense of Christian orthodoxy.
Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, and Protestant speakers compare salvation and Church teaching in a calm panel.
Jimmy Akin on why Orthodoxy’s gifts still leave Peter’s primacy, Filioque, and catholic unity decisive for becoming Catholic.
William Lane Craig and Mohammed Hijab debate whether the Christian doctrine of the Trinity is coherent.
William Lane Craig and Shabir Ally compare Christian and Muslim teaching about God.
Michael Brown and Rabbi Daniel Freitag debate the Jewish and Christian claims about Jesus as Messiah.
William Lane Craig and Buddhist studies professor Dr. Ren discuss science, theism, and human life.
Trent Horn on why “personally opposed but pro-choice” fails—reason, biology, and the ordinary Magisterium on abortion.
Patristic witnesses from the Didache to Basil and Chrysostom condemning abortion as murder.
Archbishop Sheen’s classic televised Catholic teaching.
Joe Schmid answers the objections that kept him out: rival accounts of the miracles, hell, Scripture, the magisterium, and the moral teaching.
Fr. Joseph Esper’s classic case for Catholic uniqueness: apostolic continuity, Real Presence, Magisterium, Mary, and survival.
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