Are we witnessing a renewed interest in God, Christianity, and Jesus in today’s culture? For this midweek podcast, Frank welcomes back our favorite father-son duo, Cliffe and Stuart Knechtle from the popular Youtube channel, ‘Give Me an Answer‘, to share their unique insights into the recent rise of Christianity in the West, particularly on college campuses. They’ll also discuss how the rapid growth of their ministry has led to incredible opportunities to share the Gospel on major secular and Christian platforms.
Tune in as Frank, Stuart, and Cliffe answer key questions like:
What major cultural shifts has Cliffe observed over the past 40 years, and why has he softened his approach?
Why are young people today so anxious, and what is their biggest fear?
What are some of the most common misconceptions and objections to Christianity that Cliffe and Stuart encounter, and how do they respond?
Why should we care about sin?
How should Christians address the topic of homosexuality and other cultural issues with grace and truth?
How did the Knechtles end up on popular shows with Logan Paul, Alex O’Connor, and George Janko?
How important is it to have an eternal perspective on life, and why is God’s judgment actually good news?
Cliffe and Stuart’s commitment to open-air preaching has led to incredible ministry growth—but not without its challenges! Find out what’s happening on the frontlines, where they’ll be traveling next, how you can be praying for them, and simple ways you can support their mission!
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Connect with Cliffe and Stuart in-person or online using the links below!
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@givemeananswer
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stuart_knechtle
Website: https://givemeananswer.org/
Grace Community Church: https://www.gracecommunity.info/
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