Ex-skeptic

23/07/2025

Michael Ray Lewis was a committed atheist—until a YouTube video about creationism and evolution completely changed how he saw the Bible. In this clip, Michael shares the moment he reopened Genesis, reconsidered Christianity, and started a journey that would take him from skepticism to faith.
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21/07/2025

Michael Ray Lewis set out to disprove Christianity, and found something he couldn’t ignore. What started as an attempt to prove his wife wrong turned into a three-year journey that changed everything. Now he's using his filmmaking to point others to God through his upcoming documentary, Universe Designed.
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What happens when a horror filmmaker, once a staunch atheist, sets out to disprove Christianity, only to be convinced by the evidence?Michael Ray Lewis, a fi...

18/07/2025

Michael Ray Lewis once mocked Christians and devoured anti-faith documentaries. But when his wife returned to church, he followed—just long enough to prove it all wrong. Or so he thought. Listen and hear how Michael is now investigating the evidence for God's existence
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16/07/2025

Jeffrey Geibel shares how a single paragraph in a graduate geometry class reframed his extreme skepticism and revealed that all reasoning begins with faith in something. A powerful moment where logic and belief intersect.
Listen to the full eX-skeptic interview here: https://lnk.to/exskeptic_122

09/07/2025

After a decade of living as an atheist, but acting like God existed, Jeffrey Geibel had a moment of clarity: maybe the meaning, love, and purpose he experienced every day weren’t just useful illusions. Maybe they were real. And if they were real... maybe God was too.
Listen to the full eX-skeptic interview here: https://lnk.to/exskeptic_122

05/07/2025

What happens when a pursuit of certainty leads not to clarity, but to doubt?

Jeffrey Geibel, a veteran math teacher and former radical skeptic, shares how intellectual honesty, a graduate-level geometry class, and the undeniable experience of meaning brought him back to faith in God.
Watch now on YouTube and hear how reason, love, and truth converged to change everything: https://youtu.be/8A59SB7ug0c

04/07/2025

What happens when a math teacher, radical skeptic, and former believer confronts the limits of logic and finds that meaning, love, and purpose won't let him go? Jeffrey Geibel shares his honest journey through intellectual doubt, emotional distance, and ultimately, a stunning return to belief in God.
Listen now wherever you get your podcasts.
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03/07/2025

As a psychologist studying confirmation bias, Jay Medenwaldt set out to critique religion—but what he found challenged everything. This clip traces his unexpected journey from skepticism to belief through evidence, reason, and honest questioning.

Listen to the full eX-skeptic interview here: https://lnk.to/EXSKEPTIC_121

20/06/2025

Why would a psychologist trained to avoid confirmation bias end up believing in God?
Dr. Jay Medenwaldt, a former atheist and now social psychology professor, set out to understand why people believe things that seem false. But in his search, he uncovered something even more surprising—the evidence for Christianity.
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20/06/2025

Why do people believe in God, or reject Him altogether? In this compelling episode, Dr. Jay Medenwaldt shares his intellectual and spiritual journey from atheism to belief. A social psychologist with a PhD from Baylor and current professor at Northwestern College, Jay approached religion from a purely academic lens, interested in why people believed in things he once viewed as clearly false.

But, in an effort to avoid confirmation bias and stay true to his role as a researcher, Jay began examining both sides of the argument. To his surprise, the rational and historical case for Christianity was stronger than he expected.

Guest Bio:
Dr. Jay Medenwaldt, a former Air Force behavioral scientist with nine years of service, including teaching psychology courses at the Air Force Academy and conducting research. Dr. Medenwaldt holds a doctorate in social psychology from Baylor University, with a focus on the psychology of religion and virtue. He also earned a Master of Divinity in apologetics, ethics, and biblical studies, as well as a Master’s in psychological sciences. His research has been published in prominent journals, including The International Journal for the Psychology of Religion and Current Opinion in Psychology.

Resources Mentioned:
The Case for Christ by Lee Strobel
The Historical Reliability of the Gospels by Craig Blomberg
Reasonable Faith by William Lane Craig
Concepts: Confirmation Bias, Cosmological Argument, Teleological Argument

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