Cliffe Knechtle’s WILDEST Debate on Where God Is When Bombs Fall on Children?

Cliffe Knechtle debates with university students on topics such as faith, doubt, the relationship between faith and works, salvation, conscience, free will, absolute morality, and deep philosophical questions about God's existence. He explains that believing in God is not merely theoretical acceptance, but a trusting action shown through a transformed life. He emphasizes that true faith produces works and cannot be faked through empty words. The students’ questions revolve around salvation for good non-believers, the existence of the soul, justice and sin, why suffering exists if God is loving, and how to stay motivated in faith. In response, Cliffe uses examples from Scripture, history, and personal experience to argue that Christianity offers a solid foundation for morality, human value, and answers to life’s most fundamental questions. 00:30 Give Me an Answer | We Are Responsible To Trust In Jesus As Savior And Lord 28:17 Stuart & Cliffe Knechtle | If Jesus Humbled Himself, We Can Humble Ourselves | Give Me An Answer