Should Christians incorporate humor or even mockery into their apologetics? The idea of poking fun at another person's worldview may seem offensive to some. But would you believe that the prophet Elijah and even Jesus Himself used mockery on certain occasions? With so much absurdity running rampant in our society, could humor be a part of the solution?

This week, the CEO of The Babylon Bee, Seth Dillon, joins the podcast to talk about faith, politics, and the importance of free speech. As Frank interviews Seth, you'll hear about Seth's journey to faith and how he came to be the CEO of the popular Christian news satire website lovingly dubbed "the definitive source of fake news you can trust".

In this episode, Frank and Seth answer questions like:

▪ Should satire be used as a means to offend people purposely?

▪ How has The Babylon Bee managed to draw a non-Christian audience?

▪ Why is humor such an effective tool in evangelism?

▪ How did The Babylon Bee become friends with Elon Musk?

▪ What are the dangers of censorship, and why should Christians combat it?

Between Twitter jail and a recent dust-up between DeSantis and Trump, The Babylon Bee has ruffled quite a few feathers along the way. Yet they are unrelenting in challenging their audience to reflect on the flaws within our modern culture. This unofficial ministry of mockery has managed to break down barriers through its comedic flare, winning the laughs of Christians and planting seeds of truth in people who would never step foot inside a church!

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