True Comfort is a podcast for anyone who's heartbroken and tired of shallow advice. Here we share our real pain, hope that's found only in Jesus, and solid evidence that God's promises can be trusted. Hosted by Teasi Cannon, each episode features a compassionate and personal conversation with a Christian apologist who brings truth from the Bible, backed by compelling evidence that God’s promises are not empty. Trusting in our Creator isn’t an act of blind faith. It’s a well-reasoned decision to believe in the One who knows us, sees us, and loves us most.
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Hypocrisy in the Church and the Sustaining Truth of God's Word with Mary Jo Sharp
Friday, June 5, 2026 • Duration 55:15
How do you hold onto faith when the people who claim to have the truth cause you the most pain?
In this episode, former atheist turned Christian apologist Mary Jo Sharp opens up about her personal journey. From encountering the profound beauty of the universe in the Pacific Northwest to facing devastating hypocrisy and "church hurt" as a brand new believer, Mary Jo shares why the bad behavior of Christians almost made her walk away from God. We dive deep into the problem of evil, how Jesus equips us to handle hypocrites, and why the Christian worldview is robust enough to withstand our deepest doubts and pain.
If you have ever been wounded by the church or struggled to trust God because of the actions of His followers, this episode will offer true comfort and a clear path forward.
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 – Intro: From atheist to Christian apologist
06:43 – Finding the meaning of life in beauty and cosmology
08:24 – The high school band director who handed her a Bible
11:06 – The devastating first experience inside a church
13:50 – Surviving "death by a thousand hypocrisy cuts"
15:11 – Why Christian behavior isn't the litmus test for truth
20:40 – The problem of evil: A human problem, not just a Christian one
25:01 – How Jesus teaches us to live with hypocrisy and evil
31:47 – "I believe, help my unbelief": Being honest with God
41:19 – Practical advice for those experiencing church hurt
About True Comfort: It is our desire to live out 2 Corinthians 1:3-4, assuring us that we have a God who comforts us in all our afflictions so that we may share that comfort with others. We explore the reasons for the Biblical worldview while holding space for heartbreak and healing.
To learn more about Teasi Cannon or to invite her to speak check out www.teasicannon.com
To get started on your own study of apologetics check out these recommended resources: https://www.teasicannon.com/general-a...
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Reasons to Hang On at the Edge of Hopelessness with Naomi Wright
Friday, May 29, 2026 • Duration 58:39
How do you find the will to live when your entire worldview is a lie?
In this powerful conversation, Naomi (Founder of Be Emboldened and Licensed Clinical Social worker) opens up about her harrowing journey growing up in a polygamous doomsday cult where her father was the "Prophet." After surviving years of extreme abuse and a three-year "perfect storm" of loss, Naomi reveals why she transitioned from blind belief to a faith built on history, science, and evidence.
If you have ever struggled with suicidal ideation, spiritual abuse, or the feeling that God is silent, this episode is a lifeline. Naomi challenges the "myth" that hope is a feeling and provides a clinical and biblical roadmap for those walking through the dark.
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 – Intro: Meeting Naomi
06:56 – Life inside a polygamous doomsday cult
09:06 – The science of dissociation: How the brain survives trauma
11:18 – The "Perfect Storm": Losing a father, a spouse, and a mother in 3 years
15:57 – Facing the "Dark Pit": Dealing with suicidal ideation as a Christian
24:36 – Romans 5: How suffering actually produces hope
29:48 – A Clinician's perspective: Safety planning and mental health support
35:40 – The Marriage Analogy: Why hope is a "knowledge," not a "feeling"
41:20 – The Evidence: Using biology and archaeology to rebuild faith
48:24 – Finishing the Race: What "Hope" really looks like at the finish line
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Wired For Truth: Autism and Unshakeable Faith Through Heartbreak with Nick Peters
Friday, May 22, 2026 • Duration 58:10
Can a good God allow a life to be shattered by divorce?
Today, Christian apologist Nick Peters (PhD candidate) opens up about the intersection of faith, autism, and the trauma of a failed marriage.
If you’ve ever felt like your pain was too great for "Sunday School answers," this conversation is for you. We dive deep into why Nick continues to trust the "data" of the Gospel even when his heart feels crushed, and how he navigates the world as a neurodivergent scholar.
Connect with Nick Peters:
Blog: deeperwatersapologetics.com
Support a needy seminary student: https://www.patreon.com/Deeperwatersapologetics
Timestamps
0:00 - Introduction: Meet Nick Peters
2:15 - "Gaming the Illusion": Theology in the video game world
5:30 - The ASD diagnosis: Defying the "experts"
10:45 - The "Murder-Suicide" of Divorce: Dealing with the trauma
15:20 - When God is "Good" but it feels terrible
19:00 - Why logic is the "safety net" for a crushed heart
24:30 - The "Ultimate Cheat Code": Romans 8:28 explained
28:45 - Loneliness and the spectrum: Navigating social rules
34:10 - How to help someone who is suffering (No cliches allowed)
38:00 - "Feel" vs. "Think": Why your emotions aren't the truth
42:15 - Final Encouragement: Holding onto the resurrection
ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode of True Comfort, we explore the reality of suffering within the Christian worldview. Nick Peters shares his raw journey through divorce and how his study of Thomas Aquinas and Christian Apologetics provided a foundation when his emotions failed him. Whether you are struggling with a "spectrum" diagnosis or the grief of a lost relationship, Nick’s perspective offers a grounded, intellectual, and deeply empathetic way forward.
Tearing Down Brick Walls of Self-Protection with Diego Fallas
Friday, May 15, 2026 • Duration 54:18
Stop Performing, Start Connecting: Breaking the Cycle of People-Pleasing
Do you ever feel like you’re presenting a “generic” version of yourself just to fit in? Whether it’s in your career, your friendships, or even your relationship with God, the pressure to perform often leads to the one thing we fear most: deep, painful isolation.
In this episode, we sit down with Diego Fallas, VP of Worldview Media and host of Reality Without Filters (Realidad sin filtros), to pull back the curtain on the "performance trap." We dive deep into why being "useful" is the enemy of being "known" and how to move from superficial acquaintances to what Diego calls "virtuous friendships."
If you’ve ever felt like God exists but isn’t particularly interested in you, this conversation will help you reconcile that emotional doubt with the intellectual truth of the Gospel.
In this video, you’ll learn:
Why your "generic" personality is actually blocking the intimacy you crave.
The difference between connecting over hobbies (like sports) vs. connecting over core values.
How to find mentors who have already walked the path you’re on.
A simple analogy involving a 7-month-old that explains God’s love for you (without the need for "striving").
Connect with Diego:
Podcast: Reality Without Filters (Spanish) - https://www.youtube.com/@SoyDiegoFallas
Website: https://diegofallas.com
CHAPTERS:
0:00 - The problem with "Generic" relationships
04:41 - Why we are designed for deep connection (not isolation)
When Wisdom and Stubbornness Meet Non-Stop Suffering with John Ferrer
Friday, May 8, 2026 • Duration 59:27
What do you do when the "happily ever after" of marriage is immediately met with a stage 2 cancer diagnosis and chronic illness? In this powerful conversation, apologist and researcher John Ferrer joins us to share his "unvarnished" journey through the house of mourning. John opens up about his childhood struggles with health, the lessons he learned from a father who communicated through service, and the "sanctified stubbornness" that allowed him to stand by his wife, Hillary Morgan Ferrer, during her darkest medical crises.
If you have ever felt scandalized by suffering or wondered why a good God allows such deep pain, this episode offers a grounded, biblical perspective on finding peace—even when you don't feel "comfort."
In This Episode, We Discuss:
The "Samwise" Vow: Why John told Hillary, "If you leave, I'm going with you."
Biblical Expectations: Why we should expect the world to behave like it’s fallen.
The Problem of Evil: Moving from intellectual arguments to "counselor-cap" empathy.
The Prayer for Wisdom: Why John has prayed for wisdom every day since middle school.
The Abortion Museum: John’s mission to show the honest history of abortion.
Connect with John Ferrer:
The Abortion Museum: https://www.abortionmuseum.org/
Cross Examined: https://crossexamined.org/
Mama Bear Apologetics: https://mamabearapologetics.com/
Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction to John Ferrer
4:15 - The Vision for the 3D Abortion Museum
10:30 - Growing up with "Daddy Wounds" and chronic illness
18:45 - Why "Life isn't fair" is a necessary biblical worldview
An empty nursery, a living hope with Lindsay Martin
Saturday, May 2, 2026 • Duration 58:13
In one of our most raw and moving episodes yet, Lindsay Martin (Apologetics Canada) opens up about the day her world stopped: the stillbirth of her firstborn son, Tobias. In the wake of a healthy pregnancy, Lindsay was blindsided by the "silent" loss of her baby just weeks before Christmas.
How do you stay faithful when the hospital sends you formula samples for a baby you didn't get to bring home? How do you reconcile the "Goodness of God" with the silence of an empty nursery?
In this episode, we explore:
The "Salt in the Wound": Navigating the clinical and systemic trauma of loss within a hospital system designed for life.
The Paradoxical Beauty: Finding "supernatural peace" in a room full of grieving family and unanswerable questions.
The Suitcase of Knowledge: A powerful analogy on why God, in His mercy, spares us from knowing the weight of our future trials.
Is God Good? Shifting the conversation from "Does God exist?" to "Is He a being worth trusting?"
The Resurrection Anchor: Why the historical fact of Jesus rising from the dead is the only logical reason to hope for a future reunion.
09:15 - The day everything changed: Thanksgiving 2017
13:40 - Finding "Paradoxical Beauty" in the hospital room
19:50 - Salt in the wound: Navigating the aftermath of loss
From Collapse to Clarity: A Family Story of Trauma, Loss, and Hope with Amy Birks
Friday, April 24, 2026 • Duration 51:12
In this deeply moving conversation, Amy Birks opens up about a life defined by high-stakes ministry, generational trauma, and the crushing weight of multiple losses. From growing up as a "pastor’s kid" to becoming a five-generation Salvation Army officer, Amy lived in a world where her home, her car, and her identity were entirely tied to her religious "calling"—until the system broke her family.
In this episode, we discuss:
The High Cost of "The Covenant": What happens when your church provides your house and car, but demands your mental health in return?
Surviving the Breakdown: Amy recounts the terrifying moment her husband suffered a nervous breakdown, mirroring the same collapse her father faced years prior.
Miscarriage vs. Stillbirth: Amy shares the raw theological shift she experienced between losing her third child and the stillbirth of her son, Gideon.
Deconstructing Legalism: How Amy moved away from a "vindictive" view of God toward the freedom of Grace and the "American Gospel."
Purposely Entrusted Motherhood: The journey from managing entire counties to finding a "higher influence" in the quiet work of homeschooling her six children.
The American Gospel Documentary - https://www.americangospelfilm.com/
Them Before Us by Katie Faust - https://thembeforeus.com/whoweare/
Women in Apologetics (WIA) - https://womeninapologetics.com/
Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction to Amy’s story
Forgiveness Was Never Unconditional: Vee Chandler's 10-Year Deep Dive into What the Bible Actually Says
Friday, April 17, 2026 • Duration 01:00:01
Does the Bible actually command us to forgive people who aren’t sorry? If you’ve ever felt pressured to "forgive and forget" a deep betrayal while the offender continues to cause harm, this episode will be a breath of fresh air. Today, we sit down with Dr. Vee Chandler, author of Biblical Boundaries of Forgiveness, to dismantle the modern "therapeutic" model of forgiveness and return to what the Scriptures actually teach.
Vee spent 10 years researching the Greek and Hebrew roots of forgiveness after a personal crisis rocked her world. She discovered that much of what we are told in the modern church—that we must forgive unconditionally to stay "pure" on the inside—is a modern construct that adds a moral burden to the broken while letting the offender off the hook.
In this episode, we dive deep into:
The Repentance Requirement: Why God’s forgiveness is transactional and why ours should be too.
Forgiveness vs. Reconciliation: Why you can forgive someone without ever letting them back into your life.
The Justice of God: How trusting God as a "Just Judge" allows you to finally let go of the need for vengeance.
Healing for the Wounded: Why your anger at injustice isn't "unholiness"—it’s a reflection of God’s own heart.
If you’ve felt like a "second-class Christian" because you can’t reconcile with an unrepentant person, this conversation is for you. It’s time to take off the heavy yoke of man-made traditions and put on the light burden of biblical truth.
CHAPTERS
0:00 - Intro: Meeting Dr. Vee Chandler
02:18 - The Life Crisis That Changed Everything
04:40 - Questioning the "Unconditional Forgiveness" Narrative
07:06 - Does God Forgive the Unrepentant?
The Private Pain of Online Ministry: Masking, Neurodivergence, and Insecurity
Friday, April 10, 2026 • Duration 57:07
Have you ever felt like a fraud in your own faith?
In this deeply vulnerable conversation, lay apologist and researcher David Wolcott pulls back the curtain on the internal battle between intellectual certainty and emotional struggle. Despite reading over 300 books a year and defending the gospel against Progressive Christianity, David opens up about his journey with AuDHD (Autism/ADHD), chronic imposter syndrome, and the "masking" required to survive in ministry.
If you’ve ever wondered why you don’t "feel" God during a depression, or if you struggle to believe you are truly loved despite knowing the facts of the Resurrection, this episode is for you. We explore why the Bible remains the only book worth mining for truth when your own mind feels like a battlefield.
In this episode, we discuss:
The reality of AuDHD in ministry: How neurodivergence affects social media engagement and spiritual life.
Defeating Imposter Syndrome: Why even experts feel like they don't belong at the table.
Intellectual vs. Emotional Comfort: What to do when you know the truth but can't feel God’s presence.
The Case for the Resurrection: Why history provides an anchor when our emotions are "in the dumps."
Integrity in Debate: How to research Progressive Christianity with honesty and depth.
Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction: Meet David Wolcott
02:15 - The Reality of Online "Arguing" & Digital Ministry
05:30 - Revamping Resources: The David Wolcott Wikipedia Project
08:45 - Breaking the Silence: Dealing with AuDHD and Anxiety
12:20 - The "Speaker Mask": Navigating Social Insecurity
My Rock Bottom and the Real "Right Side of History"
Friday, April 3, 2026 • Duration 22:48
People often say we need to make sure we’re on the “right side of history.” But what does that actually mean?
In this episode of True Comfort, Teasi Cannon shares part of her personal testimony—how she hit rock bottom in her early twenties, overwhelmed by shame, broken choices, and deep despair. In the middle of that darkness, she encountered the truth of Jesus Christ and the power of the Cross.
Our culture frames the “right side of history” as a political or cultural position. But the real dividing line of history happened 2,000 years ago when Jesus was crucified.
History itself was split by that moment.
The real question isn’t which cultural side we choose. The real question is what we do with the Cross.
Let's talk about:
The Pain of Division: How to fight for a 50-year friendship when you’re on opposite sides of every cultural issue.
My Personal Rock Bottom: The night a work Christmas party ended in a physical fight and total isolation.
The Hinge of History: Why the crucifixion of Jesus is the only objective "True North" in a shifting world.
Evidence for the Cross: A look at the historical and medical facts that prove the reality of Jesus’ sacrifice.
The Great Exchange: Moving from a life of "pain seeking pleasure" to being hidden in the righteousness of Christ.
Timestamps:
0:00 – The struggle of a 50-year friendship in a divided culture
2:05 – What does "The Right Side of History" actually mean?
3:45 – The Cross as the ultimate hinge point of human history
Be Emboldened: https://www.beemboldened.com/ (Support for victims of spiritual abuse)
Naomi is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and the founder of Be Emboldened, a ministry dedicated to the prevention of revictimization and the healing of those who have experienced spiritual abuse. She holds a Master’s in Social Work and a degree from Denver Seminary.
About True Comfort: It is our desire to live out 2 Corinthians 1:3-4, assuring us that we have a God who comforts us in all our afflictions so that we may share that comfort with others. We explore the reasons for the Biblical worldview while holding space for heartbreak and healing.
To learn more about Teasi Cannon or to invite her to speak check out www.teasicannon.com
To get started on your own study of apologetics check out these recommended resources: https://www.teasicannon.com/general-a...
For an incredible 50% off deal on 200 educational slides from the late Norman Geisler (a tremendous way to get started learning philosophy, theology, and apologetics): go to https://ngim.org/store/ and use promo code NorMTeasi25
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To learn more about Teasi Cannon or to invite her to speak check out www.teasicannon.com
To get started on your own study of apologetics check out these recommended resources: https://www.teasicannon.com/general-a...
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07:08 - The Performance Trap: Being "useful" vs. being "known"
12:00 - Does God actually want a relationship with me?
16:51 - The risk of vulnerability: How to start small
24:00 - How to build a "Brotherhood" or inner circle
31:16 - Reconciling intellectual faith with emotional doubt
38:23 - The Father’s Love: What a 7-month-old taught Diego about God
43:08 - How to take "informed risks" in your friendships
48:30 - Final encouragement for the lonely heart
What is one "value" you want to start building your friendships on? Let us know in the comments!
About True Comfort: It is our desire to live out 2 Corinthians 1:3-4, assuring us that we have a God who comforts us in all our afflictions so that we may share that comfort with others. We explore the reasons for the Biblical worldview while holding space for heartbreak and healing.
To learn more about Teasi Cannon or to invite her to speak check out www.teasicannon.com
To get started on your own study of apologetics check out these recommended resources: https://www.teasicannon.com/general-a...
For an incredible 50% off deal on 200 educational slides from the late Norman Geisler (a tremendous way to get started learning philosophy, theology, and apologetics): go to https://ngim.org/store/ and use promo code NorMTeasi25
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26:30 - The most important prayer: Praying for Wisdom
34:12 - "Woefully unprepared" for marriage: Learning emotional vocabulary
42:00 - Navigating Hillary’s cancer diagnosis and drug interactions
48:20 - Out-serving your spouse: The Samwise commitment
55:10 - Why the Bible is "Blues and Heavy Metal"
1:00:15 - Final thoughts on God’s faithfulness in the valley
About True Comfort: It is our desire to live out 2 Corinthians 1:3-4, assuring us that we have a God who comforts us in all our afflictions so that we may share that comfort with others. We explore the reasons for the Biblical worldview while holding space for heartbreak and healing.
To learn more about Teasi Cannon or to invite her to speak check out www.teasicannon.com
To get started on your own study of apologetics check out these recommended resources: https://www.teasicannon.com/general-a...
For an incredible 50% off deal on 200 educational slides from the late Norman Geisler (a tremendous way to get started learning philosophy, theology, and apologetics): go to https://ngim.org/store/ and use promo code NorMTeasi25
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28:10 - Intellectual vs. Emotional pain: Is God good?
31:45 - The Suitcase of Knowledge: Why we can't carry the future
37:20 - King David’s Hope: "I shall go to him."
43:10 - The Resurrection as the ultimate evidence for hope
49:30 - Advice for those grieving in isolation
About True Comfort: It is our desire to live out 2 Corinthians 1:3-4, assuring us that we have a God who comforts us in all our afflictions so that we may share that comfort with others. We explore the reasons for the Biblical worldview while holding space for heartbreak and healing.
To learn more about Teasi Cannon or to invite her to speak check out www.teasicannon.com
To get started on your own study of apologetics check out these recommended resources: https://www.teasicannon.com/general-a...
For an incredible 50% off deal on 200 educational slides from the late Norman Geisler (a tremendous way to get started learning philosophy, theology, and apologetics): go to https://ngim.org/store/ and use promo code NorMTeasi25
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04:30 - The trauma of childhood adoption and "Father Wounds"
11:00 - Life inside the Salvation Army: The appeal of security
18:45 - The miscarriage that felt like "a cruel joke"
25:30 - The breaking point: A nervous breakdown at Christmas
32:00 - Starting over from scratch: From Officers to Little Caesars
35:15 - Losing Gideon: A different kind of grief
43:00 - Why I still trust God after everything
About True Comfort: It is our desire to live out 2 Corinthians 1:3-4, assuring us that we have a God who comforts us in all our afflictions so that we may share that comfort with others. We explore the reasons for the Biblical worldview while holding space for heartbreak and healing.
To learn more about Teasi Cannon or to invite her to speak check out www.teasicannon.com
To get started on your own study of apologetics check out these recommended resources: https://www.teasicannon.com/general-a...
For an incredible 50% off deal on 200 educational slides from the late Norman Geisler (a tremendous way to get started learning philosophy, theology, and apologetics): go to https://ngim.org/store/ and use promo code NorMTeasi25
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11:57 - Why Repentance is the Missing Piece of the Gospel
18:56 - The High Cost of Eliminating Repentance
21:20 - Biblical Forgiveness vs. The "Therapeutic" Model
23:41 - When Reconciliation is Impossible: The Role of Truth
28:23 - Mercy for the "Doing Their Best" Offender
30:47 - Why We Need God’s Justice to Truly Let Go
33:14 - Is it Wrong to Still Feel Angry?
37:50 - Vindication: A Tiny Taste of Justice
40:11 - Removing the Moral Burden from the Broken
44:48 - The Miracle of Getting a "Platform-less" Book Published
51:30 - Final Words: Why This Message is Essential for Healing
RESOURCES MENTIONED
Biblical Boundaries of Forgiveness by Dr. Vee Chandler - https://a.co/d/0jckOTy1
About True Comfort: It is our desire to live out 2 Corinthians 1:3-4, assuring us that we have a God who comforts us in all our afflictions so that we may share that comfort with others. We explore the reasons for the Biblical worldview while holding space for heartbreak and healing.
To learn more about Teasi Cannon or to invite her to speak check out www.teasicannon.com
To get started on your own study of apologetics check out these recommended resources: https://www.teasicannon.com/general-a...
For an incredible 50% off deal on 200 educational slides from the late Norman Geisler (a tremendous way to get started learning philosophy, theology, and apologetics): go to https://ngim.org/store/ and use promo code NorMTeasi25
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16:10 - Identifying the Roots: Childhood, Books, and Hidden Shame
24:30 - When the Inner Dialogue Won’t Stop (The 20-Hour Battle)
27:15 - "I Don't Feel God": Finding Intellectual Comfort in Christ
31:40 - The Science of God’s Love: Why the Cross Proves Your Worth
38:50 - Miracles are Real: David’s Childhood Healing from Deafness
46:10 - Why Progressive Christianity Fails the Historical Test
52:40 - The Final Anchor: Why the Bible is the Only Book that Changes Us
Connect with David Wolcott:
Website: http://thedavidwolcott.com
Facebook: David Wolcott, Christian Apologist - https://web.facebook.com/thedavidwolcott/?_rdc=1&_rdr
About True Comfort: It is our desire to live out 2 Corinthians 1:3-4, assuring us that we have a God who comforts us in all our afflictions so that we may share that comfort with others. We explore the reasons for the Biblical worldview while holding space for heartbreak and healing.
To learn more about Teasi Cannon or to invite her to speak check out www.teasicannon.com
To get started on your own study of apologetics check out these recommended resources: https://www.teasicannon.com/general-a...
For an incredible 50% off deal on 200 educational slides from the late Norman Geisler (a tremendous way to get started learning philosophy, theology, and apologetics): go to https://ngim.org/store/ and use promo code NorMTeasi25
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5:10 – My Story: Surviving childhood abuse and seeking "counterfeits"
7:00 – The Christmas party fight: Reaching my absolute rock bottom
9:30 – The moment everything changed: Encountering the love of Jesus
11:00 – Historical & Medical evidence: Did Jesus actually die on the cross?
14:30 – Isaiah 53 and the prophecy of the "Pierced Savior"
18:20 – The question every human must answer: Who do you say He is?
About True Comfort: It is our desire to live out 2 Corinthians 1:3-4, assuring us that we have a God who comforts us in all our afflictions so that we may share that comfort with others. We explore the reasons for the Biblical worldview while holding space for heartbreak and healing.
To learn more about Teasi Cannon or to invite her to speak check out www.teasicannon.com
To get started on your own study of apologetics check out these recommended resources: https://www.teasicannon.com/general-a...
For an incredible 50% off deal on 200 educational slides from the late Norman Geisler (a tremendous way to get started learning philosophy, theology, and apologetics): go to https://ngim.org/store/ and use promo code NorMTeasi25
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