Many of us spend a lot of time commuting. What better way to pass the time than listen to some great teaching, or discussions on matters related to Christian truth. There is a wealth of free audio resources on the web from top-notch thinkers that will help think more clearly about issues of truth. Here are some I would recommend:
Apologetics
Stand to Reason radio
Stand to Reason podcasts
William Lane Craig
Apologetics.com
Theology
Converse With Scholars
Southern Bapist Theological Seminary lecture series
I guarantee that your mind will be stimulated, or your money back!
Thinking to Believe 
January 25, 2008 at 6:52 pm
Thanks for the links Jason!
I hit STR often and bethinking.org as well.
I’m considering starting an introductory apologetics class for pre-teen and junior ages. Any suggestions for a somewhat “pared-down” introductory material for that age group?
Dale
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January 25, 2008 at 8:09 pm
Dale,
That is a great idea. They think more about matters of religion and truth than we give them credit for. People think they only want pizza parties, but they want to think and listen from time to time as well. As for how to present apologetics to that age group, I haven’t developed anything myself. I have a hard time communicating with youth! You might want to email Brett Kunkle at STR and ask him. That is his speciality. I’m sure he can direct you to some good sources.
Jason
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January 31, 2008 at 3:57 am
Here’s another site you might like: http://www.biblicaltraining.org/index.php?page=speakers
The lessons on Inductive Bible Study by George Guthrie are well presented.
I’m listening to the lectures on Church History 1 by Bray. These are interesting but long.
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