Welcome to the Thinking Fellows podcast. I'm producer Caleb. And today I'm joined by Dr. Rod Rosenblot, Dr. Adam Francisco. And swapping in for Dr. Keith, who is still out ill, is Kurt Winrich. If you haven't already listened to the episode that we'll have gone up before this one, where Kurt was our guest and kind of our

head speaker on addressing apologetics to youth, to young adults.

And yeah, a little correct my language there.

And so that was a fun episode.

If you haven't listened to it, I encourage you to go listen to it before coming into this one.

Or you could skip it, but I think you'd be skipping a gem of resources if you did so.

Today we're going to talk about is there any evidence for miracles?

Are miracles historically reliable?

Can they be trusted? But before we hop into that

primary topic today, I just had a couple announcements. As you know, this show is run by 1517 the Legacy

Project. 1517 is a non-profit organization whose goal is to help people who have been broken by the church

or are struggling within the church, a church that has beaten them over the head with morals

and removed kind of the gospel from their lives.

And so what 1517 does is produce apologetics and evangelism resources

and push those out to the masses

via some online tools such as blogs and podcasts like the one you're listening to right now.

But we also have a speakers bureau that goes out to congregations and various groups

to go talk about apologetics, evangelism, church history, and the like.

And so that organization sponsors 1570, our sponsors, the Thinking Fellows.

And how that works is through donations like listeners like yourselves.

And so if you feel so inclined to support the show, to support the outreach that is going on here,

please go to thinkingfellows.com and hit the big donate button at the top right of the page there.

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