Matt Fradd

AP.

It was great to see the kind of work you all are doing.

What kind of messages do you get from Muslims other than death threats?

Are you getting people write to you who are genuinely questioning whether they should leave Islam?

How did that conversation go?

I mean, people can go look it up.

Maybe you can send me the link, please.

We'll put it below for people to check out, but sum it up.

American, yeah.

And he called and you just sort of, I mean, do you think he called wanting to get out, wanting for a reason?

But don't, isn't Allah referred to as the most merciful and compassionate?

Yeah.

What suggestions do you have for those engaged in either online apologetics or in-person apologetics to try to point out the errors of Islam and to convert people?

Brothers, summer's fast approaching, a season we all need for rest and a bit of breathing room.

But if we're honest, it's also a time when faith can quietly take the back seat.

That's why I'm really excited about what Exodus 90 is doing with the Kings of Summer Challenge.

It's a beautiful invitation for men to slow down, pray, and reflect on Christ's kingship over our lives and the astonishing truth that through baptism, we actually share in that kingship ourselves.

This year's theme is The Return of the King, led by one of my favorite people, Joseph Pierce.

If you've ever heard Joseph speak or read his work, you know how deeply he ties Tolkien's universe to the heart of our faith.

I've had Joseph on the show a couple of times to talk about Tolkien, and he is truly a knowledgeable and inspiring guy.