Deeper Waters With Nick Peters

Matthew Dickerson joins us to talk about his book "From Homer To Harry Potter" and how Christians should view fairy tales.

J Parker joins us to talk about her book "Hot, Holy, and Humorous."

John Koessler joins us to talk about The Radical Pursuit of Rest and how we can recharge our apologetics batteries

Kim Wier joins us to talk about her book co-authored with Pam McCune "Redeeming Halloween."

Mike Licona and Gary Habermas join us to answer questions gathered about the resurrection of Jesus.

Mike Licona joins us to talk about the reliability of the Gospels

Mary Flo Ridley joins us to talk about talking to children about sex.

Kathryn Applegate and J.B. Stump from Biologos join me to discuss if evolution and Christianity are incompatible.

Tyler Vela joins us to discuss David McAfee and fundamentalist atheism.

Holly Ordway joins us to talk about cultural apologetics

Larry Hurtado joins me to talk about his book "Destroyer of the Gods" showing the distinctiveness of early Christianity

Robert Stein joins us to talk about the Gospel of Mark

Craig Evans joins us to talk about his book Jesus and the Remains of His Day. We talk about archaeology, synagogues, the burial of Jesus, Rene Salm, and if Nazareth is real

Freda Bush joins us to talk about discussing sex with teenagers

Tom Gilson joins us to talk about his book "Critical Conversations" on how to talk to your children about homosexuality.

Sean McDowell joins us to talk about his book "The Fate of the Apostles" and whether the apostles all died for their faith and what it means for us today.

Francis Beckwith joins us to talk about his book "Taking Rites Seriously"

Chadwick Thornhill joins us to talk about his book "The Chosen People" and what it means to be part of the covenant people

Walt Heyer, owner of sexchangeregret.com joins us to talk about talking with transgender people.

Luke Cawley joins us to talk about his book "The Myth of the Non-Christian" and how to reach the spiritual but not religious, atheists, agnostics, skeptics, and nominal Christians