Podcast appearances and mentions of alex mcelroy

This show will bless you if you have ever supported CrossExamined.org (and even if you haven't). Just two weeks ago at the Unshaken conference in Nashville, TN, Frank was both shocked and honored to learn that a group of graduates from the CrossExamined Instructor Academy (CIA) began a book project back in 2019 called, 'Faith Examined: New Arguments for Persistent Questions, Essays in Honor of Dr. Frank Turek'. The first copy of that book was given to Frank that night! In this week's podcast episode, Frank interviews the book's editor, Professor and New Testament scholar, Clark Bates, who spearheaded the project. During their conversation, Frank and Clark answer questions like: How did a festschrift in honor of CrossExamined come about? Which apologists have contributed to the book and what are some of the key points they make? Who is Richard Rohr and what is the so-called "Jesus Hermeneutic" that is popular amoung progressive Christians? How do we know that way of interpreting the Bible is wrong? How does Clark approach the reliability of Scripture? How is this book actually an honor for all supporters of CrossExamined?   In addition to Clark Bates, contributors to the book include, Alisa Childers, Natasha Crain, Jorge Gil, Sean McDowell, Alex McElroy, Tim Stratton, Eric Chabot, Phil Fernandes, Melissa Dougherty, William Soo Hoo, and Eric Hernandez. A labor of love that was four years in the making, 'Faith Examined' will help you respond to the most current objections to Christianity as it celebrates the contributions of CIA students and the dedicated supporters of CrossExamined.  Please click the link below to get this great book and support the work of Clark and the contributors! To view the entire VIDEO PODCAST be sure to join our CrossExamined private community. It's the perfect place to jump into some great discussions with like-minded Christians while simultaneously providing financial support for our ministry. You can also SUPPORT THE PODCAST HERE. Purchase ‘Faith Examined': https://a.co/d/1tmjbuz Learn more about Clark here: https://bit.ly/40Hs6UA Connect with Clark on Twitter: https://twitter.com/crbates1

Truth Exposed | Week 1 | Alex McElroy

All good stories have beginnings but the greatest story ever told has no end. After much prayer and consideration, we believe Lighten's time has come to an end. While this season has been shorter than we had hoped, we trust God's plan and know that He had a purpose and reason for our time together at Lighten. But don't worry, you can still access all of the YouTube videos and our website content through the Summer of 2023. So, go give it look and a listen! It was created to give hope and light to a dark world, and we want to make it available for as long as we can. Thank you for listening. We know that God's work will continue, His love endures forever, and that He is always inviting us to ask Him Why?   Below are some resources of ministries that we've had the pleasure of working alongside. We'll also be adding additional resources on our website below. Lighten YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/LightenGroup (https://www.youtube.com/LightenGroup) Stand to Reason - https://www.str.org (https://www.str.org) Reasons to Believe - https://reasons.org (https://reasons.org) World Race - https://worldrace.org (https://worldrace.org) Alex McElroy - https://alexrmcelroy.com (https://alexrmcelroy.com) Jude3 - https://jude3project.org (https://jude3project.org) Additional Resources - https://lightengroup.org (https://lightengroup.org)

Apologetics Interview With Pastor Alex McElroy alexrmcelroy.com proofforthetruth.org --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cool-explorations/message

Apologetics Interview With Pastor Alex McElroy alexrmcelroy.com proofforthetruth.org --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cool-explorations/message

Listen as apologist, speaker, and friend of HopeCo, Alex McElroy, shares a timely message about "What is Truth?"

Get trapped in a snowy rest stop with the Book Squad for our discussion of the film No Exit, based on the novel by Taylor Adams. We talk about whether this thriller is also a mystery, explore the differences between the book and the movie, and pick apart the characters. Read along with us for our next Bookpisode on The Atmospherians by Alex McElroy on March 21. Our next Othersode topic is TBD, so stay tuned. Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe, and send your listener feedback on this or any other episode to thesquad@booksquadgoals.com!TOC 0:30 - Happy Mardi Gras!2:24 - Our Fav Snowy Stories8:35 - Here's a summary of No Exit that's totally wrong10:45 - Book vs. Movie17:15 - Drug addiction in the movie27:30 - Other big differences in the book42:45 - Did Ed and Sandy even know each other?49:15 - How realistic was the nail gun?/The return of ASK A MAN56:16 - ACAB59:15 - Ratings?1:03:00 - What's on the blog?1:05:00 - What's coming up on the pod?

The year is 2050-something and the world is…confusing? Join us in near-future America (and space!) for our discussion of "Goliath" by Tochi Onyebuchi. We discuss the “big ideas” the novel puts forth, as well as the writing style, the difficult-to-understand bits, and moments of joy(?). Then we get into some listener feedback and catch up with what's on the blog, including new book reviews, TV show chats, and music reviews. Join us on March 7th for our Othersode on "No Exit" (the film adaptation), and read along for our March 21st Bookpisode on "The Atmospherians" by Alex McElroy. Send your listener feedback to thesquad@booksquadgoals.com or DM us on the socials!Table of Contents0:30 – Icebreaker—how was your week?5:20 – Book intro11:17 – Space racism27:50 – Black joy 33:33 – The writing1:03:45 – Ratings1:10:15 – Feedback!1:13:36 – What's on the blog? What's up next?Notes: We Need Diverse Books interview– https://diversebooks.org/qa-with-tochi-onyebuchi-goliath-part-ii/

The novel The Atmospherians tells the story of a former beauty influencer who teams up with her best friend to start a group aimed at de-programming men who suffer from ‘toxic masculinity.' But the program ends up causing as many problems as it solves. Author Alex McElroy joins us to discuss the novel, which Kirkus calls an “edgy, addictive” debut.  

Alex McElroy is a nonbinary writer based in Brooklyn. Their debut novel, THE ATMOSPHERIANS, was published in May by Atria. Their other writing appears in The Cut, BuzzFeed, Vulture, GQ, Elle, Vice, The Atlantic, Tin House, and elsewhere.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This is such a fun episode! Join Tina and Betsy as they share testimonies of thankfulness from friends! This episode is full of shares to the question, “For what are you thankful for today?” You will be as blessed to hear the responses. Your own gratitude list will grow and grow as you listen in. Participation thanks to: Deanna Moss @werebettertogether; Janice Powell @godspunyarn; C Michelle Pedigo; Nicole Everett @nicolelynn_warriorprincess; Nneka Tamo @supergodsupermom; Vanessa Malone @carolinabelle4christ; Samantha Morrison @x3blessingsx; Danielle Hensley @SouthernHawgBBQ; Marylegih Bucher @muddy_bucher; Alicia Byers @coachaliciabyers; Michele Bowman @bowman_life; Dawn Klinge @dawnklinge; Alex McElroy @alexrmcelroy; Mary Geisen @marygeisen; Jane DeLong @janehdelong; Janelle @thepeacefulhaven; Jamie Bailey @expedition_marriage; Ashley Ziemke @ashziemkesellingncsc; Kristen @nashvillelittles; Suzanne @suzannejoffrion; WalkerTexMusic @walkertexmusic; Whitney Eyellyn @whitneyellyn; Kari Pendergrass @karipendergrass A Flying Arrow Production

Casey and Stephen reminisce over their experience of being with our sisters and brothers at The Exchange over the weekend. Listen to hear some nuggets they share from apologist Alex McElroy, who was the featured guest speaker at The Exchange!

A "canceled" influencer. A lonely man looking for attention. White men adrift in hoards, no memory of the violence or good they've done. Enter The Atmosphere, a new retreat where men can detox from social media and learn to become human again. A cult. This first novel from Alex McElroy is a doozy; capturing the manic craziness of the last decade, the sprint for the next cool thing, the quick turn from darling to pariah, the frenetic way we flit from one catastrophe to another.   Join us as host Aubrey Hicks is joined by Caroline Bhalla, Lisa Schweitzer, and Donnajean Ward to argue over McElroy's The Atmospherians.

Great conversation today with friend Alex McElroy talking about all things Apologetics.You can stay connected with him via facebook at @alex.mcelroy.33 or on his website at https://alexrmcelroy.com 

As a new segment of Gratitude, but we digress, we'll reintroduce the lovely Juana to discuss our monthly book club; The Atmospherians by Alex McElroy. A satire about the extremes of social media, influencers, toxic masculinity, and body image, listen to discover what role we have to play in social media, and what we can learn from this book. Read along with us by following our here: https://bookshop.org/lists/dailyhuman-book-club Join our weekly clubhouse chats here: https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/Dailyhuman

Are you one of the few lucky people who wake up excited to go to work? Alex McElroy was able to discover his purpose and has made it his career! Everyday he's working to help others discover their own purpose and live it out daily. Watch this week's episode to get encouraged and feel challenged to live out your calling. alexrmcelroy.com/ proofforthetruth.org/ https://www.youtube.com/relentlesspursuitofpurpose quirkgrowth.com/resources/20-minute-message-makeover

in this last episode of our first season as podcasters we ask and answer allll the questions. what did we love? is there anything we regret? what are we hoping for our personal futures and the future of the we admitted pod?  we are are so grateful to you all, our listeners. while we take a short summer hiatus to rest, recharge, enjoy, and embody the true spirit of the pleasurable lives we want to live, we hope you'll join us on patreon where you'll find more personal content and updates on all things we admitted. also, we'd be so delighted if you'd share the show with those you think might enjoy our antics this summer. tell them to get caught up and ready for season 2 to drop in the fall! thanks. and we love you. x c & C #artheals picks: Cait: The Atmospherians by Alex McElroy cat: Anne with an E from Netflix also mentioned in this episode: For: Your Mood Podcast & Playlists by Adam Himmel connect w/us on IG: team: @weadmittedpod cat: @_c.h.b._ Cait: @caitcameraface Connect with us further at weadmittedpod.com and Support our show on Patreon  

Welcome to the But What Does The Bible Say Podcast!  We're glad you joined us!  This week, we connect with Alex McElroy from Relentless Pursuit of Purpose, to discus God's purpose for our lives!Want to email us? We'd love to answer your questions!  Click Here!Or if you're on a platform that doesn't allow hyperlinks:rebuse@butwhatdoesthebiblesay.comFor "But What Does The Bible Say?" swag, click here!Water's Edge Church Links:Water's Wedge Church (WEC)WEC CommunityWEC GivingCoffee Time Q&A At The Water's Edge

Alex McElroy (they/them) is a nonbinary writer based in Brooklyn. They received their MFA from Arizona State University and their PhD from the University of Houston. Their writing has been supported by the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference, the Tin House Summer Workshop, the Sewanee Writers' Conference, and the Elizabeth George Foundation. The Atmospherians is their first novel. About The Atmospherians: Sasha Marcus was once the epitome of contemporary success: an internet sensation, social media darling, and a creator of a high profile wellness brand for women. But a confrontation with an abusive troll has taken a horrifying turn, and now she's at rock bottom: canceled and doxxed online, fired from her waitress job and fortressed in her apartment while men's rights protestors rage outside. All that once glittered now condemns. Sasha confides in her oldest childhood friend, Dyson—a failed actor with a history of body issues—who hatches a plan for Sasha to restore her reputation by becoming the face of his new business venture, The Atmosphere: a rehabilitation community for men. Based in an abandoned summer camp and billed as a workshop for job training, it is actually a rigorous program designed to rid men of their toxic masculinity and heal them physically, emotionally, and socially. Sasha has little choice but to accept. But what horrors await her as the resident female leader of a crew of washed up, desperate men? And what exactly does Dyson want? Explosive and wickedly funny, this “Fight Club for the millennial generation” (Mat Johnson, author of Pym) peers straight into the dark heart of wellness and woke-ness, self-mythology and self-awareness, by asking what happens when we become addicted to the performance of ourselves.

Alex McElroy (The Atmospherians) joins the podcast to discuss writing a satire, shitty men, and when they felt they could write how they wanted to. Follow the author at: www.alexmcelroy.com www.twitter.com/abmcelroy1 www.instagram.com/just_alexmcelroy Follow Debutiful at: www.debutiful.net www.twitter.com/debutiful www.instagram.com/debutiful

On this episode, I discuss No One is Talking about This, Hot Stew and other great books! Subscribe to Books are my People using RSS, iTunes, or SpotifyFind me on instagram at @jennifercaloyerasemail me at booksaremypeople at gmail dot comBooks Discussed: (click link to be taken to my bookshop.org shop) The Hunting Wives by May Cobb out  May 18Why Peacocks : An Unlikeyly Search For Meaning In The Worl’d Most Magnificent Bird, by Sean Flynn out  May 11Everywhere You Don’t Belong by Gabriel BumpThe Atmospherians by Alex McElroy out May 18thThe Mysteries by Marissa Silver out May 4Other Books Mentioned:Horror store by Grady HendrixThe Southern Girl's Guide to Slaying Vampires by Grady HendrixThe Last Girl Support Group by Grady HendrixMade for Love by Alissa NuttingOther Things Menioned:Enter my Book Give Away on Instagram @jennifercaloyeras. One Winner will receive a hardcover copy of Polly Sampson's new novel, A Theater for Dreamers.  Simple comment on the A Theater for Dreamers post on my Instagram account. Tag a friend for an extra entry. I've extended this contest and it will now close on Tuesday, May 18th 11:59 PM ET. I will DM the winner. Open to US mailing addresses ONLYClick here to be taken to Instagram Giveaway Page.Thank you Algonquin Press for sponsoring this giveaway. Next Episode, May Cobb, author of The Hunting Wives will be on the show! You can find me on instragram @jennifercaloyeras, email me at booksaremypeople.com If you have a moment please find and rate me on Apple podcasts or wherever you catch your pods! Thank you.  Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=22705533)

The Southeast Metropolitan Planning Organization (SEMPO) has released the 2021 – 2045 Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP) for public comment. The MTP is a long-range multimodal transportation plan which will serve to guide regional investments in transportation over the next 20 years for transportation projects in SEMPO’s planning area. The plan is updated every five years. The 2021 – 2045 MTP is available for public viewing on the SEMPO website at . SEMPO's service area. View here . Printed copies are available upon request at Cape Girardeau City Hall, 401 Independence Street, Cape Girardeau, Missouri; Jackson City Hall, 101 Court Street, Jackson, Missouri; and Cape Girardeau County Administrative Office, 1 Barton Square, Jackson, Missouri. The public comment period closes on March 16, 2021. To learn more about it, Dan Woods spoke with Alex McElroy. He’s Executive Director of the Southeast Metropolitan Planning Organization.

Apologetics Live episode 66 Alex McElroy joins Andrew Rappaport to discuss the evidence for the resurrection. This podcast is a ministry of Striving for Eternity and all our resources Listen to other podcasts on the Christian Podcast Community Support Striving for Eternity Give us your feedback, email us info@StrivingForEternity.org

Apologetics Live episode 66 Alex McElroy joins Andrew Rappaport to discuss the evidence for the resurrection. This podcast is a ministry of Striving for Eternity and all our resources Listen to other podcasts on the Christian Podcast Community Support Striving for Eternity Give us your feedback, email us info@StrivingForEternity.org

Alex McElroy is an international speaker, teacher, author and blogger and the Pastor of Education at Engage Community Church in Chicago. For over 15 years Alex has taught youth & adults in multiple arenas of influence (i.e. University, High School, Corporate, Church) to live with purpose and to do so effectively. Alex focuses his teaching on leadership, Apologetics and living with purpose.    Join Alex and I as we dive into true discipleship, mentors and setting the example for our children. Take a look at Alex's Tedx Talk here in Colorado Springs

How do you discover your purpose? What is apologetics and why should I care? We will answer these questions in our conversation with Pastor Alex McElroy and learn more about his Proof For The Truth Conference May 3-4 in Chicago. Register for this conference at www.proofforthetruth.org.

Alex McElroy is an internationally known pastor, public speaker, and Christian apologist. He’s been putting in work for the kingdom and we’re glad we could catch up with him to get his thoughts on a range of topics. In this episode we chop it up with him on a range of topics including:    Topics: Is it true that science and Christianity don't mix?   Do the miracles in scripture make the Bible unbiblical?   Brief exchange on Evidential and Presuppositional apologetics.   The upcoming “Proof for the Truth Conference”

Alex McElroy is an international speaker, apologist, leadership advisor, pastor, and author. Alex has trained hundreds of believers, teachers, and ministers to be equipped in Biblical study, purpose, leadership, and Apologetics in order to maximize their effectiveness for the Kingdom of God. He is also the founder of “The Proof for the Truth” Conference which will be happening on May 3rd and 4th. Visit proofforthetruth.org for more details.

In today's podcast episode, Pastor Alex McElroy provides a wealth of knowledge and wisdom to assist you in your spiritual intelligence purpose journey. He is a true teacher who believes that research, studying, honing your love for a specific topic, training, and living in an environment that challenges your spiritual beliefs can help you fulfill and accomplish your purpose. Alex McElroy is an international speaker, author, blogger, leadership advisor, and the Pastor of Education at New Life Covenant Southeast Church. Alex also trains hundreds of teachers and ministers to deliver lessons in proper lifestyle, Biblical study, focused preparation, and Apologetics to maximize their effectiveness in and for the Kingdom of God. Today’s conversation challenges you to fully prepare yourself by enduring the journey to master the purpose. Pastor Alex helps you by daring you to ask and dwell on the following questions & statements: What are your gifts, capabilities, and talents? Whose pain do you feel? Design does matter! How physically in-depth are you at various tasks? Desire. A purpose-driven life prevents passionless living. Distinction. What is your unique testimony?  Pastor Alex thoroughly debunks and breaks down some of the mental blocks that many of us suffer from. Throughout our conversation, Pastor Alex shares his beliefs, love, and appreciation for Apologetics. After being released from his 9to5, he pivoted toward stepping out of the box to pursue his own purpose journey. Please pay attention to how his sacrifice and the lifestyle have prepared him for his purpose. I am excited about what you will take away from this amazing interview. Get your pen and pads so you can take notes. I pray that you enjoy, and we ask that you listen, subscribe, tell your network, and share with as many people as you can! bedope.

Pastor Alex McElroy is this weeks guest on Are You Real. Alex says his purpose in life is to help people discover and walk in their God given purpose. He says everyone faces obstacles when it comes to walking in your purpose, and we all have to figure out what we are going to do when those obstacles come. We can turn and walk away, give up, pursue something else, but all of these things are being disobedient to the specific call God has placed on your life if you give up. "Only the creator can tell you what was in His mind when He created you" says McElroy. He also says that he would rather fail at something he loves than succeed at something he hates. This is a practical episode that will inspire you to want to live out your God given purpose!   Links; Connect with Jon Connect with Pastor Alex McElroy Blueprint For Bible Basics By: Alex McElroy and John Hannah

You can learn more about Pastor Alex on his website: https://www.relentlesspursuitofpurpose.com/

This week, I am excited to present a conversation with one of my best friends, a former writing partner and roommate, and one of the most reflective human beings I know, Alex McElroy. Alex is currently a Doctoral student at the University of Houston, where he is pursuing his doctorate in English and Creative Writing. Alex and I catch up a bit - since I last visited him in Texas in November - and discuss a wide array of topics, from teaching reading and writing composition, to the future of education, as well as what it was like being abroad in Bulgaria and how that experience influenced his writing. I had a lot of fun with this conversation, and I'm so thankful that we were able to have it! EPISODE NOTES: - Alex is the current fiction editor for Gulf Coast, and was previously the International editor for the Hayden's Ferry Review. - Snag a copy of Allegra Hyde's debut collection, "Of This New World" - Alex wrote this pretty brutal story about the time he and his wife spent in Bulgaria - it appear courtesy of the New England Review. - Here's a wonderful piece about Margaret Atwood, the Handmaid's Tale, and the age of Trump - Alex references this wonderful talk by Tristan Harris about social media, technology and distractions - Alex's new chapbook, "Daddy Issues," will be released this fall through the Cupboard Pamphlet. - Need a new author to check out? Alex cannot suggest the works of Robert Walser enough - especially the book, Jakob Von Gunten. - Check out "Stephen Florida," by Gabe Habash - Outside of Gulf Coast, Alex also suggests that people support the Black Warrior Review, as well as The Offing! Get your reading on, folks! - Ever the existentialist, Alex is a big fan of "The Squid and the Whale," and the French psychological film, "Personal Shopper." - And finally, if you need to get in touch with your softer side, check out Elliott Smith's brilliant album, “either/or” YOU CAN GET IN TOUCH WITH ALEX ON TWITTER @ABMCELROY1 Or check out his online portfolio at alexmcelroy.org. And I will update this page when his book is up for preorder! ADVERTISING NOTES: - This week's episode is sponsored by Plucking Yew Promotions and Matt Palmer Media. Are you an artist or musician? Do you need some quick design work done? Reach out to Matt Palmer! He's an incredibly talented based in the midwest and would love to help you out! Visit mattpalmermedia.com for more info on how to commission work from him! - Once again, our music sponsor for the week is Sounds and Tones Records! You can check out more about the label at www.soundsandtonesrecords.com. And you listen to their bands and buy merch at www.soundsandtonesrecords.bandcamp.com! This week's song is "Take Care," by Heart of Gold, of the album a Profound Sense of Slipping. AUDIO/MUSIC NOTES: I make a brief comment at the beginning of the chat with Alex that the audio for our conversation was recorded before I had received my podcasting microphone/proper recording program, so bare with us for a couple moments on this recording and stay tuned for it to only get better from here! - The intro song is an instrumental version of the Circa Survive song, "Wish Resign." Thanks for listening again this week! I'll be back next week with another chat for your ears! In the meantime, SUBSCRIBE, RATE, and SHARE the podcast!