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Think Again Apologetics was founded by Marty Clapp (Chandler, AZ) to bring clarity to matters of truth, meaning, morality, origins, and destiny by examining them in light of a Biblical Worldview.

Many people right now are so focused on their hatred for this current president and his administration, they don't even ...
11/15/2025

Many people right now are so focused on their hatred for this current president and his administration, they don't even notice that something which truly IS a threat to them is gaining momentum. If you don't believe me, take the next few minutes to listen to this interview with Brigitte Gabriel, where they discuss:
How radical Islam is spreading in the U.S.
The connection between political extremism, socialism, and antisemitism.
Why New York City is at the center of this battle.
How politicians like Zohran Mamdani are enabling dangerous ideologies.
What Americans must do now to defend freedom and protect future generations.

Just for clarification, they make several references to C.A.I.R. (not CARE, which is an entirely different organization).
While I would highly encourage you to listen to this entire interview, please make it a priority to at least listen from 13:30 to the end.
You will find the interview at the link in the comments below.

American citizens should devote more than one day out of the entire year to celebrate, honor, respect, and express our g...
11/11/2025

American citizens should devote more than one day out of the entire year to celebrate, honor, respect, and express our gratitude to the men and women in uniform who give up everything to protect and defend our freedoms. The fact is, we should be thanking our veterans every day and every opportunity to do so. As someone said in a blog on The Veterans Site, “For those who never served in the military, it is impossible to understand the sacrifices that have been made for all Americans by those few brave ones; the time spent away from family or personal pursuits, the physical toll of training and fighting, the scars that remain when the battle is over. Every citizen owes a debt that can never be repaid, a debt to every veteran for their service and our freedom. And while we can never truly understand their sacrifice or repay their service, we can honor them, be thankful for them and remember them.”
Please take the next few minutes to read the following article and share the video tribute to our veterans. And don’t forget to thank a veteran today, and every day.
https://www.heritage.org/defense/commentary/how-you-can-celebrate-veterans-day-the-right-way

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_SYabzd3DA

You've got to hear this message! Whether you are someone who is faithfully serving and following Jesus, or whether you a...
11/08/2025

You've got to hear this message! Whether you are someone who is faithfully serving and following Jesus, or whether you are someone who is running and hiding from God, you really need to hear this message. Please be sure to watch AND share the video, which you will find at the link in the Comments section.

As John Stonestreet has said, "Ideas have consequences. Bad ideas have victims." With that in mind, here are two very co...
11/01/2025

As John Stonestreet has said, "Ideas have consequences. Bad ideas have victims." With that in mind, here are two very common tactics used by someone who is attempting to advance a destructive idea or ideology: 1) Falsely accusing others of "h*te," or accusing them of being "r*cist" or "phobic" as a way to silence or intimidate anyone who disagrees with them.
2) Those who are advancing a destructive idea or ideology also frequently use euphemisms as code words for what they are actually promoting. For example, promoting ab*rtion by using euphemisms such as "rights," "choice," and "healthcare."

Imagine that you are talking to someone, you only have one minute to respond, and they have just said to you, "Well, you...
10/25/2025

Imagine that you are talking to someone, you only have one minute to respond, and they have just said to you, "Well, you realize that the Bible is full of errors, right?" What would you say in response to that? In this short video, Mike S. Adams, Frank Turek, J. Warner Wallace, and Jack Hibbs offer some responses to this challenging question. (Personally, I think that the best response came from Mike Adams)
Be sure to take the next 7 minutes to watch AND share the video, which you will find at the following link:
https://youtu.be/1g7MZFEzzmE?si=wcjX2P4mAtocB9eo

"What happens when pro-choice women see an abortion procedure for the first time? We traveled across the country to show...
10/18/2025

"What happens when pro-choice women see an abortion procedure for the first time? We traveled across the country to show people Live Action's abortion procedure videos—and their reactions say it all. Watch as their perspectives shift in real time, leading to raw, unfiltered conversations about life, choice, and the reality of abortion." -Live Action
Please be sure to watch AND share these powerful, life-changing, on-the-street interviews at the link below.
https://youtu.be/wl-M8J0cjXU?si=jdKo0ooOoZY5aRj0

Also, you can watch and share the same animated video (Dilation & Evacuation) that was shown to these women at the following link:
https://www.liveaction.org/what-is-abortion

Whenever I run into Christians who have caved on the LGBT issue, some of them have done so out of fear because they were...
10/11/2025

Whenever I run into Christians who have caved on the LGBT issue, some of them have done so out of fear because they were feeling the pressure from their peers and by our current culture. But in most cases, they’ve caved on this in order to avoid offending a family member, friend, or loved one who identifies as LGBT. I have no doubt that many of those who compromised on this had good intentions and they were convinced that it was the “loving” thing to do. However, love without truth is not love. Genuine love must remain grounded in the truth.
While we’re on this topic, as we see more and more people freely choosing to leave the LGBT lifestyle, this should be a wake-up call to “progressive” Christians who insist on compromising the truth of God’s Word regarding this issue. Ironically, as they attempt to convince the gay community that “God is okay with your lifestyle,” many of those precious people in the gay community are leaving that lifestyle and finding their true identity in Christ!
In this interview between Becket Cook and Katy Faust, they make SO many great points that I would encourage you to watch or listen to this podcast in its entirety, even if only a few minutes at a time. Please watch AND share the podcast at the link in the Comments below.

Is it really true that humans evolved from ape-like ancestors? Not only are our students being taught to accept this ide...
10/04/2025

Is it really true that humans evolved from ape-like ancestors? Not only are our students being taught to accept this idea uncritically as a "fact," impressive museum displays throughout the world would seem to support such a notion. But as it turns out, nothing could be further from the truth. In his extraordinary book and video series, "The Grand Experiment: Human Evolution," Dr. Carl Werner provides the results of his meticulous research on this topic, which took place over a period of 26 years, traveling to the leading museums all over the world, taking thousands of photographs, and conducting interviews with 40 experts working in the field of human evolution. I have provided a link to this resource in the Comments section below.

When we engage others in respectful dialogue about important issues that shape our families, neighborhoods, and culture,...
09/27/2025

When we engage others in respectful dialogue about important issues that shape our families, neighborhoods, and culture, it is always helpful to use the right tools in order to do so. In the following video by Frank Turek, he offers some great advice that will help us in that endeavor. Please take the next few minutes to watch and share the video with others. You will find a link in the Comments section below. You will also find a link to Greg Koukl’s book, “Tactics, 10th Anniversary Edition: A Game Plan for Discussing Your Christian Convictions,” which I would highly recommend.

09/23/2025

(When you try to keep peace at the expense of truth, you get neither. Please take a moment to read the following post by Craig Ireland):
Too many Christians, including pastors, are judging Charlie Kirk's ministry by offense, not truth. They're distancing themselves because his campus talks unsettle people, as if controversy negates Gospel impact and value.
This is backwards.
Truth offends.
Always has.
Why was Jesus crucified? He offended people. Why were the apostles martyred? They offended people. If we're unwilling to cause offense, we've chosen the wrong worldview. Scripture itself is offensive to fallen minds.
Kirk delivered what modern Christians desperately lack: courage.
We've been drowning in talk about "winsomeness." Endless chatter about "contextualisation." Constant demands for "relevance." But courage? Crickets.
Yet courage is what makes effective ministry possible. Real cultural engagement. Real evangelism. Real apologetics. Without it, winsomeness becomes cowardice dressed up in theological verbiage. Contextualisation becomes compromise with a seminary diploma.
Kirk strove for winsome. Kirk was relevant. Kirk was the most culturally engaged Christian of our generation. But what made him effective wasn't his polish. It was his backbone. He had the spine to speak complete truth in a culture that demands partial lies.
As Jesus warned: "If the world hates you, you know that it hated Me before it hated you" (John 15:18). Hatred and offense are the world's natural response to uncompromising truth.
That's not just ministry. That's New Testament Christianity.
-Craig Ireland, church planter with Ascension Church, Australia and Academic Dean at Haddon Institute, also in Australia.

“This week’s episode is the most difficult we’ve ever recorded. As an eyewitness to the tragic assassination of Charlie ...
09/20/2025

“This week’s episode is the most difficult we’ve ever recorded. As an eyewitness to the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk, Frank will share his firsthand account of those harrowing moments on 9/10/2025 as well as offer a tribute to Charlie’s life and legacy—a person who lived 24/7 for Jesus and courageously proclaimed truth while receiving threats against his life. Charlie loved his wife Erika and their children deeply, encouraged his closest friends through Scripture, and adamantly worked to let those in the TPUSA family know that they were valued as he modeled great leadership. He was a man of action and integrity, an evangelist and apologist, generous and kind–especially to those who opposed him, and courageous in the face of a hostile culture.” -Cross Examined
Please make it a priority this weekend to listen to the podcast and share it with others. You will find the link to the podcast in the Comments below.

We’ve just witnessed the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk and the cruel, callous comments afterward from those who a...
09/13/2025

We’ve just witnessed the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk and the cruel, callous comments afterward from those who are celebrating his death. Both are disturbing reminders that Christians are living at a time when our culture has become increasingly hostile to the Christian worldview, as well as any moral values associated with it. Many within our culture right now see Christians as being not simply “wrong” or “mistaken,” they see us as “evil.” That is the harsh reality that we need to come to grips with. To pretend otherwise is to live in denial.
In the face of such hostility, it’s tempting to disengage and retreat into silence. However, we have been called to be a “light” to our culture by sharing the Gospel. But we have also been called to be “salt” in our culture, preserving that which is good by advocating for the common good, out of our love for God and others. When it comes to the latter, many Christians are uncertain, even divided, on how to engage with culture and politics.
In her excellent book, “When Culture Hates You: Persevering for the Common Good as Christians in a Hostile Public Square,” author and speaker Natasha Crain not only explains why the culture hates us, she goes on to explain why it is so important for us to stay involved, rather than remaining silent on the issues that shape our families, neighborhoods, and culture. With clarity and insight, she gives sound, practical advice on how we can respond effectively and respectfully to those around us. It begins by having a better understanding- biblically, culturally, and from a civic perspective- regarding our role as Christians in today’s culture. That is, how do we persevere for the common good, even when the culture hates us?
Please make it a priority this weekend to listen to her interview with Alisa Childers as they discuss her new book, which I would highly recommend. You will find the link in the Comments section below.

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