Every Believer Confident
This podcasts explores apologetics and evangelism in practical terms in short form episodes. It is aimed at the ordinary Christian who wants to effectively reach unbelievers in an indirect, conversational and relational manner. The podcast is led by Dr. Mark Farnham (PhD, Westminster), the Founder and Director of Apologetics for the Church, a local church training ministry. Mark is also Director of the Master of Arts in Christian Apologetics at Lancaster Bible College | Capital Seminary in Lancaster, PA.
Every Believer Confident
Latest Episodes
She walks up agnostic, but leaves Christian???|Whiteboard Evangelism
In this episode we join the Apologetics for the Church team at Millersville College for another Whiteboard Evangelism session. This time the prompt on the board is "Is Religion Harmful, Helpful, or are you Indifferent?" A very kind and respectf...
Four girls claim to be Christian yet don't know how to be saved| Whiteboard Evangelism
In this episode the Apologetics for the Church team heads to Millersville University and sets up for some more whiteboard evangelism. The prompt is "Is Religion Harmful, Helpful, or are you Indifferent?" Four girls walk up claiming to be Christ...
He walked away from Christianity but has now learned it's true meaning| Whiteboard Evangelism
Apologetics for the Church heads out to Millersville College to do some Whiteboard Evangelism. The prompt on the board is, "Is Religion Helpful, Harmful, or are you Indifferent?" In this episode Jeff, Lauren, and Charlie chat with Danny, a youn...
No Place for Truth: Part 2
In this second video, Mark Farnham continues to explain and read from the best parts of David Wells’ book, No Place for Truth. Listen to Wells’ insightful critique of what went wrong in th second half of the twentieth century in American Evange...
Is Sin a Myth?| Dr. Welton Bonner
Session 3 from the Every Believer Equipped Conference on August 1, 2026— Dr. Welton Bonner: Is Sin a Myth?Dr. Welton Bonner examines the biblical concept of sin and addresses the question of whether sin is merely an outdated religious idea ...