The Exclusivity of Christ
On this episode of the Apologetics.com Radio Show Jon takes on the issue of the exclusivity of Christ. One of
About Jon Noyes
Jonathan grew up in Plymouth, MA and attended American University in Washington, DC where he studied criminal justice. In 2013 he earned a master’s degree in Christian Apologetics from Biola University, graduating with honors. Jon brings a unique perspective to Apologetics.com having worked in the legal field for ten years before entering full time ministry as an Associate Pastor at Living Oaks Church. Perhaps what's more though is that Jon spent 26 years of his life as an atheist, arguing against the existence of God. Due to his past Jonathan is passionate about evangelism and sharing the gospel message. He lives in Newbury Park with amazing his wife and four beautiful daughters.Should a Christian Go to a Gay Wedding?
On this episode of the Apologetics.com Radio Show, Jon and Eric discuss the recent comments made by influential pastor, Alistair
What Does the Bible Say About Suicide?
Join Jon as he seeks to address one of the most difficult issues in our culture today, suicide. Why do
What is Biblical Manhood?
Join Eric and Jon along with special guest, Andrew Kisumba on this episode of the Apologetics.com Radio Show. Listen as
A Personal Story of Redemption
Join Jon and Chris with special guest Carlo on this episode of the Apolofgetics.com Radio Show. Hear Carlo's personal story
Atheist Turns to Christianity
On this episode of the Apologetics.com Radio Show, Jon Noyes talks about three reasons why the Christian worldview is the
Treeology: The Significance of Trees in God’s Creation
On this episode of the Apologetics.com Radio Show, host Jon Noyes along with Eric and Dan discuss the importance of
True Biblical Justice
On this episode of the Apologetics.com Radio Show, radio host Jon Noyes talks about the cultural understanding of justice. He
Humanity, Reality, and Contradiction
Is the real world merely a universe of facts about physical things, or are values and meanings objectively real as
