Uploaded August 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Are you passionate about getting into apologetics? I get frequently asked about advice on how one should best get equipped for answering difficult questions about Christianity. In this video, I’ll share about some of the best practices and resources that have helped me grow in Christian apologetics. I’m aware that there are many more good channels out there than the ones I highlight. The ones I mention are simply the ones that have helped me the most. Under the list of apologetics channels, I’ll add some great channels I didn’t mention in the video. Do check them out as well!
0:00 Intro
0:22 Theology First!
2:00 Real-Life Practice
3:08 Studying Apologetics
4:47 The Game Plan
6:50 Final Advice
Channels for Biblical and Theological Formation:
@MikeWinger youtube.com/c/MikeWinger
@thebeatagp youtube.com/user/thebeatagp
@ReasonableFaithOrg (Defenders Class): youtube.com/user/ReasonableFaithOrg
Theology Books:
Gordon McConville, Exploring the Old Testament Series (several small and very readable volumes, highly recommended!)
David Wenham and Steve Walton, Exploring the New Testament series (also several small and very readable volumes, highly recommended!)
Wayne Grudem, Systematic Theology
Alister E. McGrath, Christian Theology: An Introduction
Gordon Fee and Douglas Stuart: How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth (this is probably the most wide-read book on hermeneutics)
Apologetics Channels:
@PremierUnbelievable by Justin Brierley: youtube.com/c/Unbelievableshow
@CapturingChristianity by Cameron Bertuzzi: youtube.com/c/CapturingChristianity
@InspiringPhilosophy by Michael Jones: youtube.com/c/InspiringPhilosophy
@whaddoyoumeme by Jon McCray: youtube.com/c/whaddoyoumeme
@MelissaDougherty youtube.com/c/MelissaDougherty
@TestifyApologetics by Erik Manning: youtube.com/c/TestifyApologetics
@BraxtonHunter by Braxton Hunter: youtube.com/c/BraxtonHunter
@DanielApologetics youtube.com/c/DanielApologetics
Introductory books on apologetics:
Who Made God? And Answers to over 100 Tough Questions on Faith by Ravi Zacharias and Norman Geisler
That’s Just Your Interpretation by Paul Copan
True for you but not for me by Paul Copan
Letters from a Skeptic by Gregory and Edward Boyd
God’s Undertaker: Has Science Buried God? by John Lennox
There is a God by Anthony Flew
The Atheist who didn’t Exist by Andy Bannister
Tactics by Gregory Koukl
Relativism by Gregory Koukl
The Reason for God by Timothy Keller
Why Does God Allow Evil? by Clay Jones
The Case for the Resurrection of Jesus by Gary Habermas and Michael Licona
The Case for Easter by Lee Strobel
Is God a Moral Monster? Making Sense of the Old Testament God by Paul Copan
On Guard by William Lane Craig
Channels by Atheists:
@CosmicSkeptic by Alex O'Connor
@GeneticallyModifiedSkeptic by Drew McCoy
@rationalityrules by Stephen Woodford
@ApostateProphet by Ridvan
@godlessengineer by John
Are you passionate about getting into apologetics? I get frequently asked about advice on how one should best get equipped for answering difficult questions about Christianity. In this video, I’ll share about some of the best practices and resources that have helped me grow in Christian apologetics. I’m aware that there are many more good channels out there than the ones I highlight. The ones I mention are simply the ones that have helped me the most. Under the list of apologetics channels, I’ll add some great channels I didn’t mention in the video. Do check them out as well!
0:00 Intro
0:22 Theology First!
2:00 Real-Life Practice
3:08 Studying Apologetics
4:47 The Game Plan
6:50 Final Advice
Channels for Biblical and Theological Formation:
@MikeWinger youtube.com/c/MikeWinger
@thebeatagp youtube.com/user/thebeatagp
@ReasonableFaithOrg (Defenders Class): youtube.com/user/ReasonableFaithOrg
Theology Books:
Gordon McConville, Exploring the Old Testament Series (several small and very readable volumes, highly recommended!)
David Wenham and Steve Walton, Exploring the New Testament series (also several small and very readable volumes, highly recommended!)
Wayne Grudem, Systematic Theology
Alister E. McGrath, Christian Theology: An Introduction
Gordon Fee and Douglas Stuart: How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth (this is probably the most wide-read book on hermeneutics)
Apologetics Channels:
@PremierUnbelievable by Justin Brierley: youtube.com/c/Unbelievableshow
@CapturingChristianity by Cameron Bertuzzi: youtube.com/c/CapturingChristianity
@InspiringPhilosophy by Michael Jones: youtube.com/c/InspiringPhilosophy
@whaddoyoumeme by Jon McCray: youtube.com/c/whaddoyoumeme
@MelissaDougherty youtube.com/c/MelissaDougherty
@TestifyApologetics by Erik Manning: youtube.com/c/TestifyApologetics
@BraxtonHunter by Braxton Hunter: youtube.com/c/BraxtonHunter
@DanielApologetics youtube.com/c/DanielApologetics
Introductory books on apologetics:
Who Made God? And Answers to over 100 Tough Questions on Faith by Ravi Zacharias and Norman Geisler
That’s Just Your Interpretation by Paul Copan
True for you but not for me by Paul Copan
Letters from a Skeptic by Gregory and Edward Boyd
God’s Undertaker: Has Science Buried God? by John Lennox
There is a God by Anthony Flew
The Atheist who didn’t Exist by Andy Bannister
Tactics by Gregory Koukl
Relativism by Gregory Koukl
The Reason for God by Timothy Keller
Why Does God Allow Evil? by Clay Jones
The Case for the Resurrection of Jesus by Gary Habermas and Michael Licona
The Case for Easter by Lee Strobel
Is God a Moral Monster? Making Sense of the Old Testament God by Paul Copan
On Guard by William Lane Craig
Channels by Atheists:
@CosmicSkeptic by Alex O'Connor
@GeneticallyModifiedSkeptic by Drew McCoy
@rationalityrules by Stephen Woodford
@ApostateProphet by Ridvan
@godlessengineer by John
