This week we discuss apologetics and work through the best way to defend the Christian faith We listen to a short clip of the song “Death was Arrested” preformed by the Newsboys.

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Here are links to some of the resources mentioned in this episode:

https://www.gotquestions.org/ - Got Questions?

www.youtube.com/@SeanMcDowell - Sean McDowell

www.youtube.com/@whatwouldyousaytcc - What Would You Say?

https://coldcasechristianity.com/ - Cold Case Christianity Website

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Teens Speak Life is a brand new podcast for teens around the world (but all ages are encouraged to listen). Our mission is to engage with fellow teens, discussing faith and culture to bring a change to our generation.

This week we discuss the idol that is known as social media. Our song review fits the topic well. We listen to a short clip of the song “Dusty Bibles” by Josiah Queen.

Fyo mentions a study done on how young people would pay to stop using social media. You can find an article about it here: https://cybernews.com/news/study-tiktok-instagram-fomo/

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Teens Speak Life is a brand new podcast for teens around the world (but all ages are encouraged to listen). Our mission is to engage with fellow teens, discussing faith and culture to bring a change to our generation.

In this episode Fyo, Serenity, and Abigail discuss Christmas and how Christians should deal with the secular view of Christmas that is so often present in our day to day lives. We also review the song “You Still Love Me” by Grace Collective.

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This week we discuss heavy topic God’s design of gender and how Christians should treat the LGTBQ+ community. Our song review is Crushing Snakes by Crowder. The link for the music video is here:

However, due to concerns about the extent of fair use, we have omitted the usual clip of song audio.

Share this podcast with your friends because when we reach 100 podcast listens on a single episode, we will reveal a special giveaway. We are excited to show you what it is, so hurry up and advertise for us!

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Teens Speak Life is a startup podcast inspired during Momentum 2025 to discuss faith and culture to bring a change to our generation. The hosts are Fyo Hayden, Serenity Hayden, Abigail Wallace, and Haelynn Kluesner.

Teens Speak Life is a startup podcast inspired during Momentum 2025 to discuss faith and culture to bring a change to our generation. The hosts are Fyo Hayden, Serenity Hayden, Abigail Wallace, and Haelynn Kluesner.

In this episode we are back with episode two of Teens Speak Life to talk about the controversial topic of abortion from both Christian and political views. We review the song “Whatever it Takes” by Stephan Stanley.

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We would also love your feedback. Comment suggestions or other thoughts below. Let us know if you disagree with something we said or give us a topic for a future episode.

We have been given permission by Josiah Bogue to use the Grace Collective song "Rest" as our theme song. All music is used under the doctrine of Fair Use.

Teens Speak Life is a startup podcast inspired during Momentum 2025 to discuss faith and culture to bring a change to our generation.

In this episode we introduce ourselves and our podcast and discuss the realities of the supernatural in relation to Halloween. We listen to a clip of the song "Rest" and give a review on our opinions about it.

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We would also love your feedback. Comment suggestions or other thoughts below. Let us know if you disagree with something we said or give us a topic for a future episode.

We have been given permission by Josiah Bogue to use the Grace Collective song "Rest" as our theme song.