Why Christians Can’t Defend Their Faith… And It’s Destroying America | Frank Turek
About this episode
Seth Gruber and Frank Turek discuss the inability of Christians to defend their faith and its implications for American society.
In today’s episode, Seth Gruber sits down with renowned apologist Frank Turek to confront a growing crisis in American Christianity: believers who can’t defend what they claim to believe. As culture spirals further into confusion, Seth and Frank expose how a watered-down, feelings-based faith has left Christians intellectually and spiritually unarmed. They dive deep into the historical evidence for the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus—asking the question most people are afraid to answer: can the Gospel actually be proven? Frank unpacks powerful arguments for Christianity’s truth claims, while also revealing how the Old Testament points directly to Christ through stunning prophetic connections. The conversation takes a darker turn as they explore the recurring symbolism of serpents throughout history and culture—even showing up in modern entertainment like Harry Potter—raising questions about the spiritual forces shaping our world. This episode is a wake-up call for Christians to stop coasting on emotion and start standing on truth. Test your beliefs—explore the evidence for Christianity: https://crossexamined.org/ Shop EveryLife, the ONLY diaper company rooted in pro-life…
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