Reasonable Faith Podcast
Reasonable Faith is a conversational program dealing with the most important apologetic questions of our day.
Frank Turek and the Atheist Student: Why Didn't God Make Us Perfect?
A YouTuber named Jay claims Frank Turek dodged a university student’s question: if God is perfect, why didn’t He create us perfect rather than flawed? Kevin plays the clips, and Dr. Craig .
God or Godish? A Conversation with William Lane Craig and Philip Goff
Philip Goff is a philosopher best known for defending panpsychism — the view that consciousness is a fundamental feature of reality. He's also, by his own description, a "mildly heretical C
The Debate Over Hell: William Lane Craig Responds to Hellgate
The Hellgate discussion hosted by Kirk Cameron in January 2026 brought together several respected Christian thinkers to wrestle with one of the Bible's most difficult doctrines. It included Gavin
The Good, the Bad, the Moral Argument!
Dr. Craig continues his conversation with Dr. David Baggett about their new book Reasonable Moral Faith.
God, I Never Heard of You!
Dr. Craig answers variations on the common question of the fate of the unevangelized, and also a question on whether the 'new earth' will be too crowded!
God, Why Don't You Give Me a Call?
Dr. Craig answers questions on hearing from God, the long lifespans in the Old Testament, and whether God can ever lie.
Is The Moral Argument Reasonable?
The leading expert on the Moral Argument for God, Dr. David Baggett, joins Dr. Craig to discuss their new book Reasonable Moral Faith.
It's Time to Talk About Time, Molinism, and God's Name
All that and a question about morality too!
Do We Live in a Fine-Tuned Universe?
Dr. Craig continues evaluating the debate between Dr. Stephen Meyer and Phil Halper on whether the universe is fine-tuned.
The Battle for God and the Big Bang
Dr. Craig interacts with a rousing debate between a Christian theist and an atheist regarding the beginning of the universe and evidence for God.
Are We About to be Raptured?
Dr. Craig answers questions about topics covered in his Systematic Philosophical Theology.