In this introspective episode of Why God Why, we reflect on the profound journey we've embarked upon in our series on the credibility of Christianity. Hosts Peter Englert, Gage Hunt, Amanda D'Angelo, and Aaron McGinnis come together to unpack the rich tapestry of conversations that have both challenged and deepened our faith.

From the contentious relationship between Christianity and science to the pressing concerns of church harm and political entanglement, this series has left no stone unturned. We've engaged with thinkers like Dr. Steve Pelton, Linley Ali, Brittany Dicus, and Dr. Russell Moore, tackling questions that cut to the very core of Christian belief and practice in the modern world.

The team delves into personal revelations and the moments that resonated most, revealing a common thread: while the church faces real and valid critiques, the roots of our faith in Christ offer a counter-cultural, radically beautiful response to each issue. We've seen that the answers to our struggles often lie in the rich heritage of our faith, calling us to remember and reclaim the transformative power of the Gospel.

As we bid farewell to this series, we invite our listeners to join us in a posture of openness and courage. Let's not scare so easily, but rather, approach these complex topics with the assurance that truth and beauty can be found in the tension. And for those wrestling with doubt or hurt, this conversation serves as a reminder that you are not alone on this journey.

If you've been moved, challenged, or inspired by these episodes, we encourage you to reach out with your questions and stories. Your voice is a crucial part of this ongoing dialogue as we confront the challenging issues together.

Tune in to "Why God Why?" for an episode that promises to be a balm for the soul, a call to deeper understanding, and a celebration of the richness of our faith. Join us as we look back, reflect, and cast our gaze forward to the questions of our day, returning in May with fresh eyes and renewed hearts.

Remember, the path to credible Christianity is paved with honesty, empathy, and the enduring hope found in the Gospel.