Striving for Eternity Ministries

05/29/2026

LIVE this Thursday from 8:00 to 10:00 PM EDT at ApologeticsLive.com

What does it mean to believe in God but stop short of Christ? This week, Apologetics Live welcomes William "Bill" Kluck — a man who spent nearly four decades in the church, walked away into atheism, co-founded the Atheist and Christian Book Club, and spent years sharpening arguments against Christianity. Then something broke open. The fine-tuning of the universe and the stubborn impossibility of life arising from non-life forced an honest question he could no longer dismiss: Why? Bill is now a self-described theist — he believes in God — but he has not yet crossed the threshold into Christianity. That is precisely where this conversation begins.

This is not a triumphalist conversion story, and it is not a debate designed to embarrass anyone. It is a real, unscripted engagement with a man at a genuine crossroads — someone who has followed the evidence far enough to abandon atheism but who is not yet persuaded that the God he now believes in is the God revealed in Jesus Christ. Andrew Rappaport will engage Bill's journey with honesty, warmth, and the full weight of the presuppositional case for Christianity — exploring why theism alone is an unstable resting place, why the evidence that broke Bill's atheism does not stop at a generic creator, and what it would mean for him to take the next step.

Tune in live on Thursday, May 28, 2026, from 8 to 10 PM EST at ApologeticsLive.com. You do not need to be a theologian to participate — whether you are a Christian who wants to learn how to have this kind of conversation with the skeptics in your own life, a fellow traveler who shares Bill's uncertainty, or someone who wants to push back on the whole enterprise, the door is open. Come ready to ask questions, bring your objections, or simply listen and think.

05/22/2026

LIVE this Thursday from 8:00 to 10:00 PM EDT at ApologeticsLive.com

Few topics sit at the intersection of Scripture, justice, and public policy quite like capital punishment. Does the Bible endorse the taking of a human life as a legitimate response to the gravest crimes — or is that a misreading of the text? Tonight, Apologetics Live hosts a formal debate on the question: Is capital punishment biblical? Two guests will step into the ring to argue their positions with rigor, civility, and an appeal to the evidence — and Andrew Rappaport will be in the moderator's chair to keep the discussion sharp and on track.

Arguing in favor of capital punishment is Weslee Cook, a lifelong Christian who has spent nearly four years in serious biblical research, is currently studying Greek, and has completed university-seminary-level coursework through Biblical Training. Though he is a high school junior stepping into public debate for the very first time, Weslee is no stranger to serious theological work — he serves as a video editor for Striving for Eternity and runs the Dividing Line Clips channel for Dr. James White. Arguing against is Graham Brewer, a 15-year-old political debater with a genuine interest in theology, ethics, and public policy, who brings an evidence-based approach and a commitment to respectful, rigorous dialogue. Whatever your position coming in, this debate promises to challenge the way you think about justice, the image of God, and the role of the state.

Join the conversation live on Thursday, May 21st, 8–10 PM EST at ApologeticsLive.com. Bring your Bible, bring your questions, and bring your pushback — the floor will be open for audience interaction. Whether you are a seasoned theologian or someone wrestling with this question for the first time, this is one debate you will not want to miss.

09/12/2025

Please give a listen to my message at the Roadmap to Revival Conference. It just might be one of the most important sermons that I have ever preached.

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05/08/2025

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09/27/2024

Four ACBC counselors will gather to discuss money and sexual sins.

09/06/2024

Four ACBC counselors will gather to discuss an introduction to counseling and communication and anger.