The Shroud of Turin: Evaluating the Best Arguments (For and Against)
Gavin Ortlund examines the evidence for and against the authenticity of the Shroud of Turin, explains whether it can be identified as Jesus’ burial cloth, and clarifies what C.S. Lewis actually believ...
16 Feb 27min
Why Protestants Win the Church History Debate (Newman Was Wrong)
Gavin Ortlund examines John Henry Newman’s famous claim that “to be deep in history is to cease to be Protestant,” arguing that historic Protestantism is deeply rooted in the earliest Christian tradit...
9 Feb 30min
What is the Unforgivable Sin?
Gavin Ortlund explains what Jesus meant by the unforgivable sin, showing from Scripture that it is not a momentary failure or doubt but a persistent, knowing rejection of Christ, and why this truth of...
4 Feb 17min
Explaining Every Chapter of Revelation
Gavin Ortlund offers a partial-preterist reading of Revelation, interpreting its apocalyptic imagery as focused on first-century Rome while maintaining hope in Christ’s future return.Truth Unites (htt...
2 Feb 1h 59min
Are the End Times Here? Explaining Each Event
Gavin Ortlund offers a big-picture guide to the end times, explaining what all Christians agree on, where faithful disagreements remain, and why future hope should fuel present faithfulness rather tha...
26 Jan 58min
The Internet, Protestantism, and the State of Christianity (With Wes Huff)
Gavin Ortlund and Wes Huff sit down to discuss the internet, Protestantism, and the state of Christianity.Truth Unites (https://truthunites.org) exists to promote gospel assurance through theological ...
19 Jan 2h 11min
Abortion in the Early Church: The Surprising Witness We Need Today
Gavin Ortlund explores the early church’s clear yet nuanced opposition to abortion and shows how its emphasis on human dignity and neighbor love can challenge Christians today toward a truly consisten...
12 Jan 30min
Why Sam Harris’s Moral Vision Still Doesn’t Satisfy
Gavin Ortlund explains why Sam Harris’s account of morality still falls short, arguing that our deepest moral intuitions about human dignity, progress, and obligation are historically grounded in, and...
5 Jan 14min
