BOLD APOLOGIA PODCAST

De: Adam Parker
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  • The Bold Apologia Podcast is dedicated to equipping believers with a strong, biblically grounded defense of the Christian faith. As a pastor with years of ministry experience, I have seen firsthand the questions and challenges that Christians face in a culture increasingly opposed to biblical truth. Drawing from a charismatic perspective alongside my interest in theology and apologetics, I use this podcast as a platform to help believers grow in their understanding of Scripture, defend their faith with confidence, and engage thoughtfully with the world around them. With extensive experience as a podcast host, I have developed a style that combines deep theological insight with practical application, making complex topics accessible and relevant for everyday believers. The podcast covers a wide range of foundational and complex apologetics topics. Episodes explore the evidence for God’s existence, the historical reliability of Scripture, the resurrection of Jesus, and the role of fulfilled prophecy in confirming the truth of the Bible. I also address how Christians can respond to modern cultural and philosophical challenges, defend the supernatural aspects of their faith, and engage in apologetics in a way that is both intellectually rigorous and spiritually impactful. Additionally, the podcast examines different approaches to apologetics, the relationship between faith and reason, and how to articulate a compelling case for Christianity in conversations with skeptics and seekers. Rooted in a charismatic perspective, the podcast affirms the ongoing work of the Holy Spirit, discussing spiritual gifts, miracles, revival, and how they intersect with apologetics and the defense of the Christian faith. The Bold Apologia Podcast is not just about answering objections—it is about strengthening believers in their walk with Christ. Many Christians struggle to clearly express what they believe and why, especially in a world that often dismisses faith as outdated or irrational. This podcast helps listeners develop a strong theological foundation, refine their critical thinking skills, and grow in boldness when sharing the gospel. By addressing both intellectual and practical aspects of apologetics, the Bold Apologia Podcast equips Christians to stand firm in their faith, engage culture with confidence, and cultivate a deep passion for truth in a world that desperately needs it—all while embracing the power and presence of the Holy Spirit in defending and living out the Gospel.
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  • S3E8 | Sermon | The God Who is Near | Acts 17:16-31
    Apr 28 2025

    God is not far from any of us. He created us with the capacity to seek, reason, and know Him. Human consciousness and our ability to reflect on truth, morality, and meaning point to the One in whom we live and move and have our being. In Acts 17:16–31, Paul does not perform miracles or healings, yet the message is powerful. The gospel itself is the power of God unto salvation. Even when miracles are not happening, God is still near, and we are still accountable to that truth. #TheGodWhoIsNear #Acts17 #ChristianApologetics #GospelTruth #FaithAndReason #BibleTeaching #BoldApologia #JesusIsAlive #RepentAndBelieve

    Background music created and licensed through Brev.ai. I hold the rights to use this music commercially.

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    52 m
  • S3E7 | Theology | Maundy Thursday and the Typology of the Passover Meal
    Apr 18 2025

    Maundy Thursday invites us into the sacred moment when Jesus shared the Last Supper with His disciples. In this podcast episode, Adam Parker explores the deep typology of the Passover meal and how it pointed forward to Christ. Discover how each element of that ancient feast foreshadowed the true Lamb of God. This reflection bridges the Old and New Covenants, revealing the beauty of fulfilled prophecy and redemptive design. Tune in for a rich, gospel-centered journey through Scripture.

    Corrections & Clarifications:

    1. In this episode, I mistakenly referred to the Egyptian god Set as “Seth.” This was due to a note-taking issue. “Seth” is the Greek transliteration of Set, and while I had debated using the Greek or English rendering, Set is the more accurate form when referring to the original Egyptian deity.
    2. I also briefly used male pronouns in reference to the goddess Nut. This was simply a slip of the tongue—I am fully aware that Nut is a female deity in Egyptian mythology.
    3. Lastly, I did not cover the plague of flies in this episode. For clarity, this plague is often associated with the Egyptian god Khepri, who was depicted with the head of a fly or scarab beetle and represented creation, rebirth, and the rising sun.



    Music:Abstract Style‎

    ‎Musician:QubeSounds‎

    ‎URL:https://pixabay.com/music/abstract-style-121455/‎

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    40 m
  • S3E6 | Sermon | Don’t Miss it | Luke 19:28-44
    Apr 14 2025

    In this Palm Sunday message, Adam unpacks the Triumphal Entry and reveals how the crowd praised Jesus while missing the true purpose of His coming. He challenges listeners to examine their expectations and recognize the subtle ways we overlook what God is doing. The King still comes lowly, and if we are not careful, we will miss the peace He offers.

    Additional Clarification:

    In this episode, I mentioned that Jehu overthrew Ahab and Jezebel. To clarify, the king who was literally overthrown at that moment was Joram (Ahab’s son). What I intended to communicate—more poetically—was that Ahab’s dynasty was being overthrown. Jehu’s judgment was the fulfillment of God’s word against the house of Ahab, and while I knew that, it would’ve been better to state it more clearly from the beginning.

    ‎Music:Abstract Style‎

    ‎Musician:QubeSounds‎

    ‎URL:https://pixabay.com/music/abstract-style-121455/‎

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    43 m
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