Well, hey everyone, welcome to the Elisa Childers Podcast where we equip Christians to identify

the core claims of historic Christianity, discern its counterfeits, and proclaim the gospel

with clarity, kindness and truth.

Today, we're talking about Bible memes and TikToks.

So I have an Old Testament scholar and a New Testament scholar, and they're going to

react and respond to some of the popular information we find on social media about how we got

the Bible, what is the Bible, and whether or not the Bible is reliable.

So this is the first episode of the year.

I'm back from my sabbatical and ready to go.

Very excited to bring you all new episodes this year, and I want to give you a little preview

of some of the guests we're going to have on in the new year.

There's so many, so many great guests, but just a few here.

We're going to have Paul Copan on.

He was on the podcast a long time ago when we were audio only.

And we're going to talk with Paul Copan about difficult passages in the Old Testament,

asking the question, is God a vindictive bully and a new book that he's written on that

topic and his take on some of those things?

We're going to interview Dr. Scott Strypling about the Bible and archaeology.

And we're actually doing two episodes with Dr. Strypling that I'm really excited about,

because we're going to bring you not just some really faith-building archaeological

finds, but we're going to discuss the significance of how some of these finds might affect how

we interpret the Bible.

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