Practical Apologetics For Teens: Equipping Teens to Stand In This Day of Deception

Chuck speaks to teens about how God and science fit together. Recent scientific findings are supporting Creation, and Chuck gives advice to teens on how to defend your faith in today's world. This episode is for teens, for parents of teens, or for anyone curious to dive deeper into the conversation about how God and science work.This session was originally recorded at the Montana Homeschool Convention 2026. To find out more about the Montana Homeschool Convention, head to www.homeschoolMT.com.Here are some resources to help teens dig deeper into apologetics and the relationship between God and science:Dr James Tour speaks on The Mystery of the Origin of Life, a lecture. 'When the King's Followers Fail Him', a message on spiritual warfare from Pastor Brian Martin at Liberty Free Evangelical Church.The Privileged Planet, a book by Gonzales and Richards.Mount St. Helens: Seeing Noah's Flood Through Geology, a short film.Answers in Genesis, a website run by Ken Ham with great blog articles on this topic.--Click here to get a free audio chapter of 'Kingdom's Edge' when you subscribe to Chuck's email newsletter. You'll get the most recent updates about Chuck's upcoming books and audios. Head to Chuck's website here, to purchase faith-building novels for the family, including The Kingdom Series, The Knights of Arrethtrae, The Wars of the Realm, and The Starlore Legacy! Bookmarks02.30 80% of young people are losing their faith, mostly due to the claims of the scientific community.08.27 When to give an answer for your faith and when to stay silent.16.27 Exposing the lies of the enemy about creation and evolution.23.41 How to navigate the minefield of deception by listening to the Word of God.24.46 Dr James Tour and the molecular car.29.40 The flaws of theoretical science.34.56 The ever-changing landscape of scientific understanding.41.50 The complexity of creation and intelligent design.43.40 Understanding the strong force.46.55 Final encouragement to be switched on and ready to learn.