Why I Left Islam and Became a Christian – Apostate Prophet Shares His Powerful Testimony (Part 2)

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Ex-muslim turned Christian, Ridvan Aydemir aka “Apostate Prophet”, returns to the program to continue his conversation with Frank about theological problems with Islam and his recent conversion from atheism to Christianity. Together they answer questions like: What role did David Wood play in his conversion from atheism to Christianity? As an ex-Muslim, how did visiting Jerusalem change his point of view on Judaism? Why is the resurrection of Jesus essential to the truth of Christianity? Do we need 100% certainty to believe that anything is true? Why is living a Christian life more fulfilling than any other worldview? What inspirational words did Charlie Kirk share with Ridvan shortly before his death? What advice would Ridvan give to Christians who want to evangelize to Muslims? There’s even more important insights to…
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Why I Left Islam and Became a Christian – Apostate Prophet Shares His Powerful Testimony

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What makes a devout Muslim from Turkey walk away from Islam in the face of extreme hostility? This week, Frank sits down with Ridvan Aydemir (better known online as the Apostate Prophet) whose stunning journey took him from Islam, to atheism, to Christianity. AP opens up about escaping the grip of Islamic doctrine, confronting the violence embedded in its worldview, and discovering the evidence that finally led him to Christ. You’ll also hear how an unlikely friendship with Christian apologist David Wood helped reshape his search for truth. During their conversation, Frank and AP answer questions like: What was the tipping point that broke Ridvan’s confidence in Islam? Why is leaving Islam so dangerous, and why do so many ex-Muslims become outspoken activists? How did Ridvan’s family react to his…
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Top 10 Reasons Why Borders are Biblical – Part 2

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Do you have locks on your doors? What about a fence so your kids can play safely in the yard? The truth is, everyone believes in secure borders and as long as human nature is bent towards evil, borders will be necessary. This week, Frank picks up where he left off from the last episode as he explains what the Bible really says about immigration, borders, and deportations while answering questions like: What are the important distinctions between legal and illegal immigration? How does stopping illegal immigration protect innocent people from evil? What happens when a country becomes too “soft” on enforcing its laws? What’s the difference between imposing religion vs. imposing morality? What is the #1 purpose of government? Isn’t it compassionate to have open borders? How can America…
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Top 10 Reasons Why Borders are Biblical

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Immigration is one of the most emotionally charged issues of our time, but what does the Bible really say about borders and deportations? Are borders unbiblical, or do they play a necessary role in human flourishing? And can governments enforce laws without violating Jesus’ teachings? In this episode, Frank goes straight to Scripture to discuss one of today’s most heated cultural debates, exposing how key Bible passages are often taken out of context to support mass immigration narratives that the text itself does not teach. Tune in as Frank lays out why the Bible consistently affirms borders and answers questions like: Was Jesus an illegal immigrant? What are four simple rules for interpreting the Bible correctly? Why do people confuse biblical commands to individuals with commands to governments? How can…
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Behind the Scenes at #AmFest2025 PLUS Fascinating Christmas Traditions with Bill Federer

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Merry Christmas everyone! In this very special episode of ‘I Don’t Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist’, Frank shares his personal thoughts and experiences from his time at America Fest 2025 last weekend, including who he met for the first time, what’s coming next for TPUSA, and what new guests you might be seeing on the podcast soon! Then, we share a “blast from the past” fan-favorite episode with the great Bill Federer, where he talks about the TRUE history of our Christmas traditions and debunks some of the popular myths and questions circulating online including: Is there any CHRISTIAN truth to our Christmas traditions or are they rooted in paganism? What’s the deal with Santa Claus and where did he come from? Was Jesus REALLY born on December…
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Ten Myths About Dover: No. 1, “Jones Judged Actual ID Theory, Not a Straw Man”

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At the end of the day, the ruling by Judge Jones really is not a refutation of intelligent design at all. Source
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Can We Trust Law Enforcement? with J. Warner Wallace

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What happens to a society when trust in law enforcement collapses? Can a culture survive when those sworn to protect it are constantly vilified? In the aftermath of George Floyd’s death and the tragic murder of Charlie Kirk, skepticism and cynicism toward law enforcement has surged, reshaping public trust and public safety. Former cold-case homicide detective, J. Warner Wallace, joins Frank to examine how we arrived at this moment and what’s at stake if the trend continues. Together, Frank and Jim answer questions like: What is the primary role of government according to God? Why is local law enforcement considered the #1 essential service of any functional society? How does public skepticism and cynicism toward law enforcement directly impact crime and safety? Why is it so important for police officers…
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Why Are Christian Institutions Trading Truth for a Leftist Agenda? with Megan Basham

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How are once-trusted, conservative Christian institutions like World Relief, Biola University, and Baylor drifting into wokism? This week, Daily Wire journalist, Megan Basham joins Frank to discuss new stories that have come to light since the publication of her bestselling book, ‘Shepherds for Sale‘, and uncovers the subtle (and not-so-subtle) ways Christian institutions are being infiltrated by secular ideology. Together, Frank and Megan tackle questions like: What “dirty little secret” do most people don’t know about many religious NGOs (non-government organizations) that work with immigration, like World Relief? Why did World Relief condemn the Trump Administration for ordering further vetting of Afghan refugees and what happened the very next day? What does the Bible say about legal and illegal immigrants? Was Jesus a refugee? Is Biola University going woke? And…
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Ten Myths About Dover: No. 7, “Showed ID Is ‘Religious’ and a Form of ‘Creationism’”

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Is intelligent design actually religious? Is it a form of Christianity? We can immediately see that it is not. Source
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Do Miracles Still Happen Today? with Lee Strobel

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We read about miracles happening in the Bible but is it reasonable to believe that God still intervenes in people’s lives today? Where’s the evidence? The one and only Lee Strobel joins Frank to discuss the new documentary film based on his book, ‘The Case for Miracles‘, playing in theatres MON. 12/15 – THURS. 12/18. Just in time for Christmas, this filmwill take you on a cinematic journey investigating real and documented stories of the impossible! Together, Frank and Lee answer questions like: What are the four ingredients for a modern miracle? What’s the definition of a miracle? What’s the greatest miracle in the Bible? How do we make a distinction between the fact of miracles and the gift of the miracles? Are there still people who have a spiritual…
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