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What does it take to disciple Gen Z in a culture of screens, anxiety, and spiritual hunger? In this episode of the Impact 360 Podcast, Jonathan Morrow and Dakota Powell unpack the heart behind the upcoming Leading Gen Z Conference, explore themes from Impact 360’s latest research on Gen Z, and share practical tools to help students develop resilient faith.Whether you're a parent, pastor, educator, or student, you’ll walk away with encouragement, insight, and action steps for shaping the next generation. Plus—don’t miss a special discount code for the September 11 event at the end of the episode!🎟 Conference Registration: WhoIsGenZ.com📘 Gen Z Volume 3 Study (with Barna): Get it at Impact360.orgConnect with Impact 360:Instagram: @impact360instituteYouTube: Impact 360 Institute

In this episode of the Impact 360 Institute Podcast, Director of Cultural Engagement Jonathan Morrow sits down with Dr. Paul Gould to tackle one of the most common modern myths: that faith and science are in conflict. Together, they unpack why Christianity and scientific inquiry are not only compatible, but how Christianity offers a more compelling explanation for the rationality, order, and wonder we find in the universe.Resources Mentioned:A Good and True Story by Dr. Paul GouldCultural Apologetics Follow Impact 360:Instagram: @impact360instituteFacebook: Impact 360 InstituteYouTube: Impact 360Contact Us:Have questions or want to learn more? Email us at info@impact360.org or visit Impact360.org

In this powerful episode of the Impact 360 Institute Podcast, host Jonathan Morrow sits down with Miles McPherson. Miles shares his raw and redemptive story: from chasing football dreams and finding Christ through the bold witness of teammates.They unpack what true discipleship looks like, the role of the local church in a divided culture, and why every believer must boldly share the gospel, starting with "just one." Miles also shares wisdom from his book The Third Option, challenging us to honor others by focusing on our similarities rather than our differences. This conversation is filled with encouragement, clarity, and a call to courageous living.Resources Mentioned:The Third Option by Miles McPhersonRock Church San DiegoImpact 360 Institute Online CoursesConnect with Us:Follow us on Instagram: @impact360instituteSubscribe on YouTube: Impact 360 InstituteLearn more about our programs: www.impact360.orgContact: info@impact360.org

In a culture marked by polarization and curiosity, how do we speak clearly and compassionately about life, truth, and God?In this episode of the Impact 360 Institute Podcast, Jonathan Morrow welcomes Megan Almon, speaker, pro-life apologist, and faculty member at Stand to Reason, for a powerful conversation on how to make the case for life in a post-Roe world. Together, they unpack the importance of asking better questions, how Gen Z is responding to cultural confusion, and why scientific clarity and theological grounding are essential for meaningful dialogue.Topics Covered:How Gen Z is engaging with the abortion conversationThe impact of Roe v. Wade’s reversal on state-level discourseThe role of visual media in shaping pro-life perspectivesBuilding a rational and biblical case for the unbornEncouraging courage, clarity, and compassion in hard conversationsWhether you're a student, parent, educator, or leader, this episode will help you better understand how to think and talk well in today’s divided but spiritually searching culture.Resources Mentioned:Stand to Reason (www.str.org)Impact 360 Fellows & Summer ExperiencesThe S.L.E.D. Test for Pro-Life ReasoningThe Gen Z Vol. 3 Research Study by Impact 360

How do you use questions to answer the hardest challenges to Christian faith? When we have spiritual conversations we need to be prepared to be gardeners and harvesters. Both are critical skills to develop for the disciple of Jesus. Greg Koukl is a master gardener. Jonathan interviews Greg Koukl on his newest book Street Smarts: Using Questions to Answer Christianity's Toughest Challenges. Greg is back on the podcast as a follow up to his book Tactics: A Game Plan for Discussing Your Christian Convictions to helps Christians better engage in productive conversations and to handle tough challenges in a straight-forward and a user friendly way, providing practical tools to have spiritual conversations. Greg Koukl is the Founder and President of Stand to Reason, and the host of the Stand to Reason talk show advocating clear-thinking Christianity and defending the Christian worldview. He’s the author of several books including the excellent Tactics: A Game Plan for Discussing Your Christian Convictions and his new book The Story of Reality: How the World Began, How It Ends, and Everything Important that Happens in Between. Check out Greg and his team online at STR.org.Listen to previous interviews with Greg Koukl:Building a Game Plan for Talking About Your Faith with Greg KouklWhat is the Story of Reality with Greg Koukl

Are miracles really possible? What about the virginal conception of Jesus, is that reasonable to believe? What are the main questions college students are asking? What are the main objections people raise about Christianity? Why are miracles rare? What is the purpose of miracles? Is it reasonable to believe that certain Biblical miracles occurred? Why does it matter that the incarnation happened? How do you use your conversations during Christmas to defend the miracle of the Gospel? In this interview with author and apologist Dr. Frank Turek, we talk about how these types of questions. We will hear Frank Turek’s one practice, discipline, or habit he wish he would have applied sooner in his life. And much more! Don’t miss this episode of the Impact 360 Institute podcast. Dr. Frank Turek is a dynamic speaker and award-winning author or coauthor of four books: “I Don’t have Enough Faith to be an Atheist,” “Stealing From God: Why Atheists Need God to Make Their Case,” “Correct, Not Politically Correct” and “Legislating Morality.” As the President of CrossExamined.org, Frank impacts young and old alike at colleges, high schools and churches with hard yet entertaining evidence for Christianity. Frank also writes a column for Townhall.com and has appeared on many TV and radio programs including: The O’Reilly Factor, Hannity and Colmes, Faith under Fire, Politically Incorrect, The Bible Answerman, and Focus on the Family. He has debated atheist Christopher Hitchens twice. A former Aviator in the U.S. Navy, Frank has a Masters from George Washington University and a Doctorate from Southern Evangelical Seminary. For more by Frank turek check out this video,If God, Why Evil? Check out Frank Turek’s app Cross Examined If you enjoyed this podcast, check out these great resources! Explore The Resurrection The Importance of Gratitude Apologetics and the Next Generation