Voices Worth Hearing
These are teachers whose work is quoted or relied on across this site, plus a few more we recommend. Their channels are a great next step for going deeper. We link to them because their work is helpful, not because we agree with every view each one holds; test everything by Scripture (Acts 17:11).
Quoted on this site
Wes Huff
Apologist and New Testament scholar, Apologetics Canada
Clear, warm answers on the reliability of the Bible, manuscripts, and the problem of evil. Quoted in the answer to evil and suffering.
William Lane Craig
Philosopher and theologian, Reasonable Faith
The leading modern defender of the cosmological, fine-tuning, and moral arguments and the case for the resurrection. His formulations are used on the Is There a God? page.
YouTube (full talks and debates) · YouTube (short clips) · ReasonableFaith.org
Tim Barnett (Red Pen Logic)
Apologist, Stand to Reason
"Red-pens" viral arguments against Christianity and shows where the logic breaks down. Several answers on this site draw on his responses.
YouTube: Red Pen Logic · Articles at STR.org
Stand to Reason (Greg Koukl)
Apologetics ministry
Trains everyday Christians to think clearly and talk graciously about their faith. Known for Greg Koukl's book Tactics.
Gary Habermas
Historian and philosopher, resurrection scholar
Developed the "minimal facts" approach to the resurrection used in the Did Jesus Rise? section.
N. T. Wright
New Testament scholar
His work on the resurrection and the world of the New Testament is among the most influential of our time.
John Lennox
Mathematician and philosopher of science, Oxford
A gentle, sharp voice on science and faith. Mentioned in the answer to "Hasn't science disproved God?"
YouTube: Oxford Centre for Christian Apologetics · JohnLennox.org
Timothy Keller
Pastor and author (1950-2023)
Wrote The Reason for God and spoke to skeptics with rare clarity and compassion. Quoted on faith and doubt.
YouTube: Gospel in Life · GospelInLife.com
C. S. Lewis
Author and scholar (1898-1963)
Mere Christianity remains one of the best introductions to the faith. Quoted several times on this site.
Also recommended
Sean McDowell
Apologist and professor, Biola University
Long-form conversations with Christians and skeptics, especially helpful for parents and youth leaders.
Frank Turek (Cross Examined)
Apologist and author
Campus Q&As and the classic book I Don't Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist.
Cliffe & Stuart Knechtle
Evangelists, Give Me An Answer
Open-air conversations with students on college campuses: a model of answering tough questions with patience.