An Unchurched Man Visited 33 Churches in One Year. What He Found Explains Why We're So Lonely.

An Unchurched Man Visited 33 Churches in One Year. What He Found Explains Why We're So Lonely.

Why are so many people lonely despite living in the most connected age in human history? Richard Riccardi set out to answer that question through an unusual experiment. Over the course of a year, he visited 33 different churches and places of worship to discover what they offered newcomers and what modern society may be missing. In this conversation, Lenny Esposito and Richard discuss community, belonging, church attendance, online worship, hospitality, apologetics, and why meaningful relationships remain essential for human flourishing.

The Questions Changed. The Answers Didn't. 30 Years on Christianity's Front Lines (1,000th Episode!)

The Questions Changed. The Answers Didn't. 30 Years on Christianity's Front Lines (1,000th Episode!)

For thirty years, Come Reason Ministries has been answering questions about Christianity, culture, science, and truth. In this special 1,000th episode of Come Let Us Reason Together, Lenny Esposito looks back at the biggest apologetics challenges of the past three decades—from Bible reliability and New Atheism to today's debates over identity, technology, and human flourishing. Featuring classic clips, memorable moments, and insights from some of Christianity's leading thinkers, this episode explores how the questions have changed while the answers found in Christ remain the same.

The New Question About Christianity: Is It Still Good?

The New Question About Christianity: Is It Still Good?

Why are fewer people asking whether Christianity is true and more people asking whether Christianity is good? Lenny Esposito welcomes author Christopher Reese to discuss his book Worldview Essentials: Christian Answers to Today's Cultural Questions. Together they explore how worldview shapes our understanding of truth, identity, morality, science, and human dignity, and why Christians need a deeper understanding of worldview to navigate today's cultural landscape. Drawing from philosophy, apologetics, and contemporary culture, this conversation provides practical insight for engaging the most important questions of our time.

The Bible Boom Nobody Saw Coming (And Why Kirk Cameron Changed His Mind About Hell)

The Bible Boom Nobody Saw Coming (And Why Kirk Cameron Changed His Mind About Hell)

Bible sales are rising, Gen Z church attendance is increasing, and young men are showing renewed interest in Christianity. Are these signs of revival or evidence of a broader cultural shift? Lenny Esposito and Anthony Costello examine the surprising trends behind America's growing Bible engagement and discuss Kirk Cameron's controversial change of view on hell, exploring the debate between conditional immortality and eternal conscious torment from a biblical perspective.