Maybe God Podcast...

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On to today's post....

Another interesting podcast to share with you today... Maybe God tackles the biggest and most controversial questions people are asking about God, religion, the meaning of life, and the modern-day culture wars. Instead of simply arguing about who's right and wrong, however, we like to give people who are asking such questions a platform to tell their stories. 

This is definitely not light entertainment, but if you are looking to find topics to spend some time thinking over, this podcast may be for you.

Maybe God host, Eric Huffman, is the Lead Pastor of The Story Church in Houston, TX, and is the author of two books ("40 Days of Doubt" and "Scripture and the Skeptic"). A preacher's kid who was raised in the Bible Belt, Eric renounced his core Christian beliefs for more than a decade until God brought him to his knees in dramatic fashion. 

Since his return to Christianity, Eric has continued to ask hard questions - and to encourage others to do the same - in pursuit of the Truth. The Maybe God podcast believes that questions lead to deeper conversations, deeper conversations lead to true stories, and true stories lead to a better world.

Check out the Maybe God podcast. There are some interesting interviews. Many are very deep. Most are very apologetic in nature. Many are controversial. Some are even bordering on sensationalistic. But I found most of the interviews that I have watched to be interesting.

Here is a recent podcast that I really enjoyed... 

Host Eric Huffman sits down with my favorite apologist, Dr. Jeremiah Johnston, a New Testament scholar, author, and president of the Christian Thinkers Society. He earned his doctorate researching the resurrection of Jesus and is passionate about helping people explore the historical evidence for Christianity and think more deeply about their faith. In this episode of Maybe God they explore what ancient artifacts and historical discoveries reveal about Jesus' life, crucifixion, and resurrection.