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The John Ankerberg Show Podcast
Hosted by Ankerberg Theological Research Institute · EN
The John Ankerberg Show Podcast offers a diverse mix of discipleship, timeless teachings, and weekly insights to help listeners grow in their faith and understanding of Christianity. Through its Discipleship segment, the podcast provides tools for spiritual growth and equips believers—whether new to the faith or seasoned Christians—to confidently share their beliefs, guided by 1 Peter 3:15. The Classics Edition revisits decades of impactful discussions with renowned scholars on topics such as apologetics, biblical prophecy, and science. The Weekly Edition addresses current spiritual issues and defends biblical truths to equip believers and engage skeptics.
Listeners can access discipleship resources at http://atriresearch.org, explore in-depth teachings, and reflect on the enduring relevance of the Christian faith. Whether you're seeking spiritual growth, answers to challenging questions, or timeless wisdom, The John Ankerberg Show Podcast serves as a resource for your journey of faith.
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Ep. 2 | Make Disciples: Jesus' Call to All Christians
5d ago00:23:41Tap to summarizeThe Mandate of the Mission: The One Thing: What does it means to make disciples along with some practical steps for getting started. In the process, we’ll discover making disciples can begin with the people around us in our lives today, and involves far more than a class, but rather life-on-life influence into the likeness of Christ. Learn more
Transcribe →Ep. 13 How the Church Can Encourage You in Your Walk with Jesus | Segment 1
1w ago00:12:56Tap to summarizeIn this segment, Sunder and Shyamala examine the nature of the church by looking at four images the Bible uses to describe it. They also offer advice on how to find a good church and what to do if there are none around. Learn more
Transcribe →Ep. 4 - Why Culture Can’t Redefine God
1w ago00:22:09Tap to summarizeIs God more tolerant today than He used to be? Has He “matured” and become more loving than He was? Dr. Lutzer explains what the Old Testament says about God’s grace. Learn more: https://atriresearchresources.org/product/lu25-sc/
Transcribe →Ep. 1 | Make Disciples: Jesus' Call to All Christians
2w ago00:24:21Tap to summarizeBefore the Mission: When Life Falls Apart: What is the Great Commission is and what God expects of Christians who seek to live it out. As we do, we’ll see that the Great Commission is a high and holy calling worthy of our time, attention, and devotion. Learn more
Transcribe →Ep. 12 Why Is It So Important for Me to Pray? | Segment 2
2w ago00:10:59Tap to summarizeIn this segment, Sunder and Shyamala discuss the various ways God answers prayer and the exciting things He does in our lives when we pray. Learn more
Transcribe →Ep. 3 - Why Culture Can’t Redefine God
2w ago00:22:25Tap to summarizeFinding the right God: How far have people gone in their attempt to find a god who suits them? Learn more: https://atriresearchresources.org/product/lu25-sc/
Transcribe →Ep. 4 | The Fight Within, the Fight Without
3w ago00:24:20Tap to summarizeBe Holy: How does God motivate Christians to greater holiness? Why is daily repentance so important? How can we totally surrender our lives to God? Learn more
Transcribe →Ep. 12 Why Is It So Important for Me to Pray? | Segment 1
3w ago00:12:24Tap to summarizeIn this segment, Sunder and Shyamala discuss how God delights in the prayers of His people and how we can come to Him just as we are because of Jesus. Learn more
Transcribe →Ep. 2 - Why Culture Can’t Redefine God
3w ago00:22:41Tap to summarizeGod’s gravediggers: Why would some philosophers declare proudly, “God is dead”? Learn more: https://atriresearchresources.org/product/lu25-sc/
Transcribe →Ep. 3 | The Fight Within, the Fight Without
4w ago00:24:15Tap to summarizeFeeling Saved: Many believers just don’t feel saved. They feel guilt and don’t feel secure in Christ. What promises has God given us that can help us overcome these feelings? Learn more
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