This week, Apologetics Canada dives back into its series, Denominations in Conversation. Ben sits down with Irish Catholic theologian, Dr. David Deane, Professor of Theology at Newman Theological College in Edmonton, AB, as they discuss some challenging and uncomfortable questions: What does it mean to be part of the “one true Church”? How do Roman Catholics understand the Protestant Reformation? And is it possible to find unity across the divide?

Join us as we explore the role of tradition, and how we might faithfully engage across denominational lines.

Since its release, The Passion of the Christ has been met with shock, awe, confession, and controversy. 21 years later, does Mel Gibson's interpretation still stand as a chilling depiction of the crucifixion of Christ? Join Troy, Ben and Steve as they revisit the film’s raw intensity and lasting impact. From its brutal realism to the deeper questions it raises about suffering, justice, and grace, this conversation goes beyond the screen and into the heart of the cross.

Christians who read the Bible regularly are no strangers to passages that make them pause and scratch their heads. Who are the Nephilim? Who are the “sons of God”? What does it mean that Jesus “went and proclaimed to the spirits in prison”? Many interpretations have been offered, but many of them still leave us bewildered. Steve sat down with Dr. Joel Muddamalle, a theologian and self-described “Bible nerd” to help us understand how the Divine Council view brings these biblical puzzle pieces together into a coherent picture. What does “elohim” mean? Does this view commit us to polytheism? Join us in this week’s edition of the AC Podcast as we address these questions and more.

This week on the AC Podcast we discuss the urgent implications of Canada's Bill C-9 on religious freedoms and free speech. This episode reveals how the legislation could criminalize biblical teachings and silence religious expression. Discover the ambiguity in defining "hate" and how it threatens civil liberties. Learn about the strategic patterns eroding constitutional rights and the chilling effect on faith-based speech. Perfect for pastors, ministry leaders, and believers, this episode equips you with the knowledge to defend your rights and the Gospel. Understand what's at stake and how you can stand for truth in our changing nation.

Are spiritual attacks and oppression real? Where does apologetics fit into the fight? Andy and Steve sat down to address a question submitted by a listener of the AC Podcast. They discuss how apologetics can help ground believers in truth, resist shallow extremes about spiritual warfare, and think carefully about the spiritual dimension of reality. Along the way, they highlight the importance of humility, prayer, Scripture, confession, accountability, and practical boundaries. We need more than good arguments. We need faithful obedience.

In this episode of the AC Podcast, Ben continues our Denominations in Conversation series with an episode on Wesleyanism, featuring AJ Thomas, Associate Pastor of King’s Church Saint John.
We explore the life and legacy of John Wesley, diving into key themes of Wesleyan theology: Entire Sanctification, the sacraments, and the influence of the Holiness Movement. We also talk about the centrality of preaching the Word and what faithful pastoral ministry looks like today.
Whether you’re familiar with Wesleyan theology or just curious about the distinctives of different Christian traditions, this conversation offers clarity and depth.

Western culture has been disciplining young men in narcissistic masculinity that's consumed by wealth, sex, and power but it doesn’t satisfy. The church is currently seeing an influx of young men getting serious about God as they search for meaning, purpose, and value and who need to be discipled. Join Wes, Andy, and special guest John Lovell as they discuss biblical masculinity.

In this episode of the AC podcast, the hosts engage in a conversation about the various styles and expressions of worship. They explore the cultural influences on worship, the distinction between sacred and secular music, and the importance of authenticity and community in worship practices. The discussion emphasizes that worship is not confined to music but is a heart posture directed towards God, and it can take many forms across different traditions and settings. The hosts encourage listeners to seek a genuine relationship with God through worship, whether in a communal setting or in personal reflection.