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In this episode, Alycia answers the question: Why doesn't God reveal himself in a way that makes belief in Him unavoidable? She explains the difference between mere belief and full-hearted submission, uses the story of Lazarus and historical evidence of Jesus' life and miracles to show people can still reject clear signs, and challenges listeners to consider what it would mean to give God lordship over their lives.

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In this episode, Alycia addresses a listener follow-up to Episode 54: "God of The Old Testament (Part Two): Is It Wrong for God to Take Life?" The discussion explores what moral standard can be used to judge God, the importance of God’s own moral consistency, and how an eternal perspective changes our understanding of life, death, and suffering. 

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In this episode, Alycia and Emily tackle doubt—why people question Christianity (unanswered prayer, suffering, God’s silence, critiques) and how to respond. By sharing personal experiences and the story of "Doubting Thomas", Alycia shows that doubt can lead to deeper faith.

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In this episode, Alycia explains the verse “Jacob have I loved, Esau have I hated” (Malachi 1; Romans 9) by unpacking the Jacob and Esau story, showing that “hate” here refers to God’s choice of covenant lineage rather than emotional hatred, and why the Messiah must come through Jacob’s line.

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In this episode, Alycia answers this question: If God knew Adam and Eve would eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, why did He make it and why didn’t He stop them?" (Noelle, New York).

Alycia explains that by creating the the tree, God ensured genuine free will and made authentic love and relationship with Adam and Eve possible/ She describes the nature of the temptation to “be like God" and considers why preventing the choice would have undermined God’s purpose for humanity.

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