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In this episode, Phillip Brown talks about reasons why podcasting is a good medium for apologetics and why discussion is an important part of bringing people to faith.

In this podcast, Phillip investigates loss and suffering. Through a discussion of both psychological and biblical perspectives, Phillip attempts to answer the question of whether or not, as Christians, we grieve well.

In this episode, Phillip Brown frames the question “Can we know the mind of God?” After setting up a scenario wherein that question might be asked, Phillip works through a method for rationally responding to it, noting potential roadblocks along the way.

In this final installment of the "Obstacles to Faith" series, Phillip points to the idea that evidence poses one of the greatest challenges to belief. Through surveying various positions on faith, Phillip ties things together by tentatively showing how both emotion and evidence contribute to unbelief as well as to belief.

In this podcast, Phillip discusses what are possibly the most challenging obstacles to faith - personal suffering and the loss of a loved one. Giving the very personal and delicate nature of this subject, Phillip not only approaches things from an apologetics standpoint, but also pursues a pastoral tack and attempts to address the emotional side of things as well.

In this edition of the "Obstacles to Faith" Series, Phillip discusses the notion that a lack of exposure to Christianity, and Christian culture broadly speaking, sometimes prevents people from understanding who and what Jesus is and as such constitutes an obstacle of faith.

In this podcast, Phillip discusses tools and techniques to help you communicate your thoughts and feelings.

In this podcast, Phillip discusses "What is truth?"

In this podcast, Phillip speaks on how to approach discussing moral issues.

In this podcast, Phillip introduces True Faith Canada and speaks about reasons for apologetics.