Hey Alycia!

In the final installment of this two-part series, Alycia and Emily explore alternative interpretations of Scripture, including the claim that Abraham did sacrifice Isaac after all. They also discuss the significance of the "Angel of the Lord" and the theory that the story's ultimate purpose points to Isaac's role as God's child, not Abraham's.

Dive deeper with this episode from our friend and host of The Universe Next Door podcast, Nick Shalna: https://apologetics.org/the-universe-next-door?ppplayer=d9675d96b5ee3a51de34eeee3207f751&ppepisode=449de6a93a332c63a3ffe955b32e9a63

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In the first installment of this two-part series, "Why Would God Ask Abraham to Sacrifice Isaac?," Alycia walks through Genesis 22 to examine the reasons behind God’s seemingly unjust command to Abraham and points to the foreshadowing of another, greater, substitutionary sacrifice.

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In this episode of Hey Alycia, Alycia interviews Dr. Tom Woodward about his new book, Epigenetics and the Architect. They unpack how epigenetic systems — the molecular "dance partner" of DNA — reveal layered information and biological complexity that many argue points to an intelligent designer. Dr. Woodward also shares his personal journey from a committed Darwinist to a Christian and discusses the scientific and health implications of epigenetic discoveries.

Order Epigenetics and the Architect: https://www.discovery.org/b/epigenetics-and-the-architect/

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In this episode of the "Hey Alycia!" podcast, Alycia draws upon Acts 8 to help us answer whether or not Christianity is simply a white man's religion. 

Is there Black History in the Bible?: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SN9rUQrs7c

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In this episode, Alycia tackles this question: how can a nice atheist and a really evil person both suffer the same punishment in hell? She explains the Biblical view that all people are sinners, that good deeds cannot erase guilt, and that entrance to heaven is not earned but granted through Jesus’ righteousness. She also describes why Christians do good—not to earn heaven, but as a response to being loved by God first.

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