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"Hey Grok, has A.I. become an idol?"
This week on the AC Podcast, Andy, Wes, and Troy dive into that very question. With OpenAI enabling the creation of everything from muppets to talking babies and yeti vlogs, it’s easy to marvel at the creative possibilities a few prompts can unlock.
But in our awe, have we placed too much hope in A.I.?
While A.I. may be the wave of the future, the team unpacks what might happen when the initial wave of intrigue inevitably crashes—and what it could leave behind in its wake.
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Have you ever panicked talking about Jesus with a non-believer?
You're not alone - and it doesn't have to be that way!
In this episode, Andy interviews Andy Bannister, Christian apologist and author of "How to Talk About Jesus Without Looking Like an Idiot". They dive into how to have confident, respectful conversations about faith with skeptics - without the panic.
If you've ever stumbled over your words or worried about sounding awkward, this conversation is here to equip and encourage.
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On this week's episode of the AC Podcast, Troy and Wes sit down with artist and author Josh Nadeau of "Sword and Pencil." Josh’s latest book, Room for Good Things to Run Wild: How Ordinary People Become Everyday Saints, tells a story of heartbreak, addiction, beauty, redemption, and the pursuit of holiness. Tune in as Josh unpacks how the goodness and grace of God are everything we need for life and godliness.
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In this episode, Andy and Wes journey to the windswept valleys of Cappadocia, a land carved by time and witness to the resilience of early Christians. They discuss the trials faced by the early Church and how their endurance speaks into the persecution of believers today. What is persecution? Do we throw that word around too casually? Join Andy and Wes as they reflect on how the light of the persecuted church illuminates our spiritual journey today.
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This week Wes and Andy are in Turkey with Christian Nurullah, their local guide and host of the YouTube channel, A Christian in Turkey. Nurullah shares part of his powerful journey from being a devout follower of Islam to becoming a committed Christian. He opens up about the misconceptions he had about Christianity, the deep personal cost of his conversion, and the daily challenges of living as an outspoken Christian in a predominantly Muslim culture.
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Today, millions flock to Rome for the picturesque selfie at the Colosseum or a perfect espresso beside a fountain—rarely pausing to consider the brutal empires that built these marvels or the human suffering behind their construction. In this episode of the AC Podcast, Ben, Wes, and Andy paused filming in Trento, Italy to explore the remnants of fascism, reflect on the legacy of the Roman Empire, and explore how Christianity radically transformed one of the greatest empires the world has ever known.
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This week Wes, Andy and Ben are on the road filming new episodes of the "Can I Trust the Bible?" series. While traveling they had the opportunity to visit the ancient ruins of Pompeii and Herculaneum. Join the guys on their road trip podcast as they discuss the importance and challenges of uncovering history and its apologetic implications.
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The culture wars that now grip North America are nothing new to Europe. In many ways, Europe is rebuilding from the ashes of multiple culture wars that have taken their toll on the church. This week on the AC Podcast, Andy Steiger sits down with Sebastian Vaduva, professor, entrepreneur, and consultant specializing in ethics, entrepreneurship, and technology, who grew up in Romania during the fall of the communist party, Sebastian knows first-hand Europe’s failures and the difficulty in rebuilding a family, church, and society.
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In this episode, Andy, Wes, and Ben find themselves in Rome filming new episodes of Can I Trust the Bible?—just as the world reacts to the passing of Pope Francis. While visiting the Vatican during this historic moment, the trio reflects on the shared roots of Protestantism and Catholicism, and explore what the future might hold as the College of Cardinals prepares to elect a new Pope.
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In this episode, Troy, Ben, Steve, and Andy unpack the question of where Jesus went after His death. Did He descend to Sheol? Hades? Hell? And why does it matter? Through the lens of passages like 1 Peter 3, they explore the theology of the afterlife, the purpose of Christ’s suffering, and the hope His resurrection brings. This is a deep dive into the tension between death and victory — and what it means for us today.
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Larry Sanger, co-founder of Wikipedia, joins us to share how a deep dive into philosophy, literature, and the Bible led him from agnosticism to a surprising embrace of the Christian faith. In a world drowning in information, Larry unpacks his journey toward truth, the role of skepticism, and why preserving great books still matters. Plus, he gives us a glimpse into his latest projects—including a book on the existence of God.
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"All of my friends who have kids are in hell!" That’s what pop artist Chappell Roan recently claimed in an interview—but is raising a family really a path to misery? In a world that often prioritizes personal autonomy over community and connection, is parenting still worth it? This week on the AC Podcast, Andy, Troy, Ben, and Lindsay dive into the challenges and joys of raising children in an individualistic age. Join the conversation as we explore what makes parenting meaningful—and why it might just be more rewarding than the world lets on.
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Friendship is more than just companionship—it’s a God-given gift designed to shape, challenge, and encourage us in our faith. In this episode, Steve Kim and Troy explore the theology of friendship, looking at biblical examples like David and Jonathan, Ruth and Naomi, and Jesus and His disciples. What makes a friendship truly biblical? How can we cultivate deep, Christ-centered relationships in a world of surface-level connections?
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Live from the Apologetics Canada Conference: Theology of Technology, Andy Steiger sits down with Ruslan, a content creator who amplifies expert voices while navigating the tension of not being the expert himself.
They explore the power of humility, collaboration, and trust in building meaningful content that uplifts others and glorifies God. Whether you're a creator, leader, or passionate about sharing truth, this episode will equip you to steward your platform well.
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The Apologetics Canada Conference: Theology of Technology was a sold-out success! In this episode of AC Podcast, the Quad—Andy, Steve, Wes, and Troy—sit down to recap the highs, the surprises, and the unforgettable moments from our 13th annual conference. From unpredictable situations to powerful takeaways, we reflect on what made this year’s event so special.
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Dr. Frank Turek, founder and president of CrossExamined.org, has faithfully served in apologetics for over 30 years. While speaking across the US and Canada, he has seen a lot and gained a wealth of experiences. On this week’s episode of the AC podcast, Andy and Frank discuss how culture is currently shifting, presenting new obstacles and opportunities.
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The AC team got exclusive after-hours access at the Museum of the Bible—standing in front of the Megiddo Mosaic, one of the most groundbreaking archaeological finds since the Dead Sea Scrolls! Why is this discovery so significant? And what does it mean for biblical history? Join Wes, Andy, and our new Maritimes Director Ben Macdonald as they unpack this incredible find in our latest podcast episode!
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Allie Beth Stuckey is an American conservative commentator that hosts the Relatable podcast. More than a public figure, Allie is a wife, mother, and follower of Jesus. On this episode of the AC Podcast she joins Andy Steiger and Wes Huff to discuss her journey through an identity crisis to committed follower of Jesus and how it ignited a passion for politics.
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"Does the Bible Endorse Slavery?!"
Although Christianity played a pivotal role in the abolition of slavery, we do find slavery in the Bible and examples of theologians who owned slaves. So how do we make sense of this? This is a question the AC team has received for years. Join Troy, Andy, and Wes as they unpack this complex and often misunderstood topic through examining Scripture and the character of God.
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Hollywood has long been home to generations of stars who have shaped the entertainment industry—from sitcoms to cult classics, comedy to controversy. But at the heart of it all are individuals in need of Jesus.
This week on the AC Podcast, Wes and Andy sit down with actor, comedian, and online personality Russell Brand. Once captivated by the power of celebrity, Brand now seeks to “switch brands,” sharing his newfound faith in Jesus Christ. He opens up about how the truth of the gospel has dismantled the idols in his life, leading him to a genuine relationship with Christ, his Saviour.
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